Cool! Thanks!

Speaking of fictional maps, I always dug this one that a professional cartographer did of the Island from LOST. That's some weapons-grade geekery right there. http://io9.com/5563616/prof…

"Four Lions seems to move in and out of Netflix’s streaming supply at random."

I LOVE T&O maps. They tell you so much about how little knowledge / fucks to give these guys had about the rest of the world: "Well, Asia comes first, and it's real big and goes at the top because the sun comes up there, obviously … here's Europe, that's us … heeeeere's, what do we call this, Ethiopia? Africa? Fine.…

Were you one of those kids that kept a finger tucked into the front of the book so you could flip back and figure out where they were on the map? Same here. I think I was so into the Wizard of Oz and Shannara books as a kid in large part because the series came with extensive maps (the former always made me made…

It would be, wouldn't it?

I just did a map and was amazed to see there are about 10! Most reside in Appalachia, but there's also single locations in Jersey, Chicago, and what looks like Tallahassee.

Yeah, their focus is/was Roast Beef. Mostly a mid-Atlantic thing. I think there might be one still operating in West Virginia, too, but I don't know if they're still affiliated as a franchise.

And yet nobody gives a shit about me and my Rax Plywood Card.

Damn you and your facts! Undergrad was a long time ago!

IT'S NATURAL.

But then she adopts Porcupine and they squeeze in a few more issues!

Another bit of goodness enhancement from the commentary track: The discussion about whether Droopy and the uptight scarfy hipster guy were longtime friends, or at least companions, rather than just together in that one sketch.

Jay's family kept a Weber grill in the house (as protection from "The Stealers … The People Who Take"), and an uncle was telling a story, leaned on it, and sent the contents everywhere. Took about an hour to clean up. When he retold the story to some people who missed it, he managed to do the exact same thing. It's a…

You are excused.

Can we get an Inventory of people with Imminent Death Syndrome?

FINE, just SPOIL EVERYTHING.

For me it was the one about Romeo and Juliet, which ends with her dad saying "It's cool, date my daughter" and not a double suicide.

The estate of Myron Cope.

A woman in MY 20s? I call foul - there were no women in my 20s.