I'm looking forward to this.  I like Birbiglia a lot and think the move toward one-man shows, books, films, etc was a good one.

(Mostly this is a response to @digthatfunk:disqus's rebuttal of your comment, but the AVC doesn't let comment threads nest that deep)

(Mostly this is a response to @digthatfunk:disqus's rebuttal of your comment, but the AVC doesn't let comment threads nest that deep)

Funny, but is funnier if you take out the "and a coronary"

Funny, but is funnier if you take out the "and a coronary"

I can't be the only one who prefers the post-Motown 1970s Isley Brothers.

I can't be the only one who prefers the post-Motown 1970s Isley Brothers.

What the hell.  Let's call these people soundtrackrunners.

What the hell.  Let's call these people soundtrackrunners.

What gets me about it: usually ads involving a "straight relationship" plot skew in a definite direction—- either they are clearly aimed a little more at men than at women, or vice versa.  But I can't figure this ad out in those terms.

What gets me about it: usually ads involving a "straight relationship" plot skew in a definite direction—- either they are clearly aimed a little more at men than at women, or vice versa.  But I can't figure this ad out in those terms.

I get the joke—- given the choice, I'd rather be around a Gotye audience than an ICP audience, too—- but this is an incredibly ignorant comment, and something about it really set me off.

I get the joke—- given the choice, I'd rather be around a Gotye audience than an ICP audience, too—- but this is an incredibly ignorant comment, and something about it really set me off.

Wub wub, motherfucker!   Wub WUB!

Wub wub, motherfucker!   Wub WUB!

M Ward: I'm a friend.  Love your music.  The solo stuff anyway.

M Ward: I'm a friend.  Love your music.  The solo stuff anyway.

Juno.

Juno.

No sir.  This ain't how rap is supposed to be.