Thanks, I'll check them out.

Has anyone watched Seinfeld's "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee?"   Are some episodes better than others?

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@avclub-3db41011acc2d229176bf6a92202728d:disqus That was truly enlightening, thanks.

I made falafel last night, which is pretty much just a chickpea burger on pita.

I've found that I prefer cannellini bean burgers over black bean burgers. They process more easily and crisp up nicely in the pan. I also make sliders, as the larger patties/globs can be harder to deal with.

The Girl Talk mix ("Hands in the Air") that prominently features this song is pretty damn catchy, too.

All of the early ones (Connery and Lazenby) are streaming.

I'm not goering to watch it.

"Sheela-Na-Gig," the version from "The Peel Sessions"

"Stay where you're at, at, at / don't get tied to a cat, cat, cat…"

Thanks for the recommendation

I own Marching Powder and have been wanting to read it for awhile now. Has anyone else read it?

Totally agree.  And I think it's "I Am I Be" where Posdnous raps about "Tongues who lied.."

This seems like a great setup for Tig Notaro's standup.  I can't remember whether it was on her own podcast or Comedy Bang Bang, but she told a story about performing in a college classroom when a group of students—obviously not there for her show—began filing in to the room and sitting down.  Then a professor walks…

Mickey Rooney Sugar Babies

Say "Map!"  Can you say "Map?!"

I was in junior high, dickhead!

I also came in third in a spelling bee when I was eleven.  The word I missed was "martial," because the reader for my word was a teacher from Boston and so I naturally spelled it m-o-s-h-e-l.

You could do a lot worse than "Homicide: Life on the Street" as a prequel to the "The Wire."