yeah, for a second that's what i thought the review was for and i was wondering "why now?" great book, but bleak is right.

how many times will we see feed as a title?
despite working at a bookstore and this sort of thing being of interest, this never crossed my radar, so thanks for the review, zack.

@whomever - ah, yeah, i wasn't sure if i had that right- the ernest show was on right before ed grimley and it's been a fair number of years.

you trying to say they should only have had whitesmiths in ancient china?

the wedding present - seamonsters
is my answer to a lot of music-related questions and one of the few albums i can always listen to straight through no matter what kind of mood i'm in.

i can listen to bewitched pretty much any time, any place, and in any company. i would also suggest days of our nights as the worst luna album.

i'm pretty sure will smith didn't smoke sherm sticks

i took four hard hits and passed it to the next man
suddenly it seemed i had powers like the x-men

is it just me….
or is the main page coming up as april 22nd for everyone else?

wasn't all-star blazers the name of method man and redman's tour a few years back?

pee-wee's playhouse and the ed grimley cartoon were shown back-to-back in my area and were required viewing for myself and my older brother. i occasionally make incomprehensible jokes about the sounds effects lessons from the latter.

my girlfriend and i were just discussing how terrible thundercats is as an adult. this is pretty sweet, though: http://tinyurl.com/tygratri…

man, how sweet would it be to kick moby?

after marmaduke was thrown in the river and before he drowned - a screenplay by dave eggers

a MINI cooper for a MAXIMUM dog!

i know you weren't- i was agreeing that, for the first people he did that to, it must've been really awesome, but once everyone and their mom lines up, well, it kinda loses its charm. i was very impressed with what he sent us and have to wonder how often it happens.

agreed- cool until it becomes a "thing." with our store, though, the package he sent was personalized to the owner, relevant to the book (the card indicated that the chocolates, which were in a large heart-shaped box, might be poisoned), and completely unsolicited, so respect due.

he sent our bookstore a box of chocolates
…along with a signed advance copy of his book, a really creepy card, some fake roses, and a six-foot rubber snake. best part is that he shipped it from his local ups store.

nuts and gum
together at last

geek love's chick would be excellent, too, provided some studio was crazy enough to make a movie out of it.