*somebody British sues NotJudy for libel*

I've never seen it and I blame you.

Aw c'mon, let him play the tres.  Because that would be awesome.

Yup.  Though I prefer his books to his acting, and his sleight of hand to his books.  Jay's Journal of Anomalies is a beautiful and entertaining book.  And Cards as Weapons is very high up on the pile of books for me to read next.

That hair, that's not makeup.

So that's where all the interrobangs went.

[Done in the style of Debbie Does Dallas] OHHH!

Well, there's his heartwarming film about a family coming together after the loss of their grandfather, Pigfucker.

It's a great way to learn about music history.  Carl Stalling pretty much ransacked the entire of classical music history, as well as the Warner Brothers music library and the awesome music of Raymond Scott.

Again!

Silence is foo.

I don't know if it's my favorite, but one of the ones I'd love to see that I haven't for way too many years is the one where Bugs & Elmer go to their respective psychoanalysts, and Elmer turns to Bugs & vice versa.  The only part I remember is Bugs repeating the phrase, "My name is Elmer J. Fudd, I am a millionaire. …

"What the hell is the Casbah? Is that some kind of sex dungeon?"

Goblin - Safari
Gruppo di Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza - Untitled
3 Leafs - Traumvogel
Henry Threadgill and Make A Move - 100 Year Old Game
James Brown - Mashed Potatoes '66

Some cereal, supposed to be good for you…

In Lizardvision!

For the amount of money spent on producing these two films, they could just buy a bunch of copies of the book and hand it out at public places across the country.  That'd probably be a much more successful strategy if getting people to read the book was the goal.

I got a 'making fun of objectivism' notification for this?

*shrugs*

So she's like Brian Wilson in the 70s and 80s.  Sad.