"This is what I imagine clown farts smell like."
that is the funniest thing that I've read this year. I started laughing uncontrollably.

I flipped over to NBC a few minutes before the Steve Martin banjo performance, and I was just flat-out confused. I mean, I know he's an accomplished banjo player, but was this supposed to be funny?

Titans-Rams was the best Super Bowl game ever played. Kevin Jones tackled Kevin Dyson on the 1 yard line as time expired to preserve the win.
Although this Steelers-Cardinals game is right there. Helluva game.

When they showed Sarah putting her bra back on, I was like "wow, she seems to have a bit of a belly" which surprised me. But then, I thought "pregnancy plot development" and sure enough, there it was 30 minutes later.

A band with no instruments
1. Mormon Tabernacle Choir
2. Boys II Men
3. Bobby McFerrin

He does lots of sound effects, too. Like Michael Winslow from "Police Academy."
No, I'm not shitting you.

His hairdo gets funnier every week.

"I thought I dreamed that!!"
Hilarious

You are all either insane or self deluded.
Jennifer Aniston was unbelievably smokin' hot in this episode! And funny! And crazy.

harrowdown hill?
Why not a new version of "Nude"?
Tell people, ya know, go ahead and get big ideas. They might just really happen.

Hip-Hop acts are notoriously disappointing live. I've been to a few hip-hop shows at the HOB in Chicago. They're usually filled with a bunch of "wave your hands in the air" bullshit and sound systems with way too much bass drowning out the lyrics.
I get the impression that rap stars spend too much time livin the…

joan's fiancee has changed alright. In episode #1 of this season he was played by a different actor who was older and not nearly as good looking. When I saw the fiancee in tonight's episode, I thought "that's not how I remember him looking.". And sure enough, I checked the end credits and it is a different actor.
I…

What year is it anyway?
The Third Wheel: In 1993 an aspiring filmmaker named Jay Lacopo …
Nine years later Affleck took pity on Lacopo

a few favorites
the first 20 minutes of this episode were outstanding. I absolutely loved finally getting the backstory on what happened to Dick Whitman between Korea and NYC. It all makes sense now about how Dick Whitman became Don Draper, and that was imcredibly satisfying.

Walkmen are good in concert, but Josh Modell is right - they were better when they were Jonathan Fire*Eater.
Stuart Lupton was a cross between Mick Jagger, James Brown, and Iggy Pop. I saw them in Cicero's basement (st. louis, MO) and they had the energy to play to 10,000 people even though there were maybe 50 people…

BRMC
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club always play as hard as they can, for as long as they can.
I saw them open for Spiritualized, and they totally upstaged them — which is awfully hard to do.

Grant Park Chicago show in '01 was unreal.
My friends always have to remind me that there was no alcohol allowed b/c the City of Chicago was terrified of the security issues which might arise from such a big "Rock n' Roll" concert in Grant Park. Didn't make a bit of difference.

That Beastie Boys show at the United Center was phenomenal. I had General Admission on the floor. Mike D. did inded stop to eat an almond butter sandwich he had stored in his hat.
Great backdrop, great instrumental interlude that allowed me to go grab a couple beers. And then the encore on the mini-stage at the back…

I was excited to see this
until I read the words "and a special performance by Fall Out Boy"

You should see Frank Caliendo's Michel Foucault impression. It's very funny.