Thanks for the tip. I'll definitely try out his podcast.

Ah, it was all just old material that he just started with "I'm thinking of retiring this joke" and then he would just say an old joke. Maybe, he was tired or wasn't feeling it but it wasn't the greatest reintroduction to Mr. Glass.

I have heard good things about his podcast. I am certainly willing to give it a shot.

Good on Todd Glass. I haven't heard the podcast yet but he has always seemed like a good guy and I'm sure that this a positive thing and all. It almost makes me feel bad because I detest Todd Glass.

Yeah. Most of have jobs and are old. At least old enough to remember "Mad About You"

Naw, naw. We're cool. What? You think that I'm a narc or something? That is crazy. Crazy. Just cray-cray, ya' know? Ha! LOL! ROFL! Ha…crazy…

Don't have much opinion about Megaupload. Never used the service so I can't say that I'm sad that it's gone. Ars Technica had a pretty good review of why Megaupload was hit and I have to say that it seemed pretty inevitable.

See, for me, 'doing blow to' would be mean watching with respectful interest while complaining later about why ultimate Halston fanboy Michael Kors wasn't in the movie.

One of the nice things about getting old is that I can now freely admit that I unironically love Carol Channing. She is giant fucking bucket of awesome sauce!

Yeah, it was really good. There were a couple bum tracks but mostly it was pretty great. Give it a shot.

My problem with Russell Brand is that his entire body of work is all about himself. His standup is about himself. His movies characters are some variation of himself. His books are all about himself.

Just a few comments posted and it looks like the Black Keys backlash has officially begun. Can't join in, myself. I think they have been putting out some great music. The last two albums were great, Rubber Factory was great and Blakroc was great.

Seconded on "Lisa's Wedding"

I am incredibly excited about this. fIREHOSE are probably one of the most underrated bands of the late 80's, early 90's alternative scene. They were unfairly overshadowed by comparisons to Minutemen.

I never got into the Lemony Snicket book. They weren't my cup of tea but I have liked Handler's other works, I adored his Occupy piece and I really like his interviews. I will always have a place in heart for genuinely charming and witty people. It is a shame that there aren't more in the world.

I think I have got about six more months before I'm sick of Storage Wars. I'm not there, yet, but I will get there.

I remember him getting punched and a dozen pictures shot out of him. I thought that it was the most delightful gag. I was a stupid child.

You know, we never even think about Leverage (what with it being on TNT and all) Is it any good? Should we give it a shot? Right now,  I can't stand Grimm or Portlandia and my GF is pretty much forcing to watch both. I'm not going to remind her of that other Portland show if it is going to suck.

Gads, I loathe this show but living in PDX, I feel I have to watch it, ya' know? I don't even like the playing 'spot the location' though the girlfriend does (she watches Grimm for the same reason)

Generic? We have more strip clubs per capita than any city in America. Plus, it's safe to swim in the Willamette again!