This is a joke about something involving Rays of Lightning, even though that doesn't actually work out, logically

Ben Gibbard didn't really have much "mouse time" (what) anyway, I would think, given that the album's instrumental bed was the brainchild of Tamborello. He was the voice/lyrics and probably some of the written melody, but he had nothing to do with the rest of the sound.

Ben Gibbard didn't really have much "mouse time" (what) anyway, I would think, given that the album's instrumental bed was the brainchild of Tamborello. He was the voice/lyrics and probably some of the written melody, but he had nothing to do with the rest of the sound.

welcome to the joke, i'm glad that it has found you

welcome to the joke, i'm glad that it has found you

I've seen it and the animation is bad enough that I have to wonder if it was animated by actual animators, or even people.

I've seen it and the animation is bad enough that I have to wonder if it was animated by actual animators, or even people.

Out of everything he's done, by far my favorite is his narration for Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. He's the entire reason a very good chunk of the film works.

Out of everything he's done, by far my favorite is his narration for Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. He's the entire reason a very good chunk of the film works.

i don't understand your comment

i don't understand your comment

The actual best news about Star Wars I could possibly imagine. Everything Star Wars-related that's been good in the past ten, maybe twenty (maybe even thirty) years has been made with little or no input from Lucas. 

The actual best news about Star Wars I could possibly imagine. Everything Star Wars-related that's been good in the past ten, maybe twenty (maybe even thirty) years has been made with little or no input from Lucas. 

I dunno, I feel like he'd not do well to rule over them.

I dunno, I feel like he'd not do well to rule over them.

Nice job, Francis.

Nice job, Francis.

more like commuNOTy

more like commuNOTy

i've wanted to do a tv show for a while now, but the prospect of creating an hour-long dramedy about my life at the school of the art institute of chicago (which increasingly has followed the rhythms of serialized television, for some bizarre cosmic reason) done with the budget and finesse of Breaking Bad or Mad Men…