See also: "masses/masses" in "War Pigs"; "one/one" in "Imagine" (both of which bookend Girl Talk's All Day, interestingly)

SoundCloud has a comment feature that lets people post insightful missives such as "YEA!! dis drop iS DOPE!" that are linked to specific timepoints in the track.

Duke Silver ain't no Steely Dan. William S. Burroughs can tell you that.

"Frank O'Hara Hit" was on an Insound sampler months ago, and when I heard it, I thought, "Dang, is this not Sonic Youth?" Then I found out Thurston was behind it and was not surprised.

@avclub-bca3531762af8a993c4f60c48fd5e33b:disqus has a good reason to get a watch—I don't like pulling my phone out and toggling the button to check the time, either. Also, if you're someplace without phone service or electricity, it's nice to have a device that doesn't rely on external electronic signals to calibrate…

You mean your iPee?

FOMOCO!

@avclub-ca4fc44a59d0201cc7d4f760153cb00c:disqus : Mrs. Digital bought a Zune in 2011. I went further off the map when I bought a Cowon J3, which is a Korean personal media player about the size of a Zune. (I live in the U.S.)

Ha! "Bitter."

I had it from a can while visiting Maine in 2008, and it was disappointing. The bitterness gave it a medicinal taste for me.

Moxie. Which isn't exactly off-brand in Maine, I think.

The cover art appears to be a screencap from Marble Hornets: After Dark.

@avclub-487cf32249fbaaa5a79258e26d54fe19:disqus : "Look, I'm not going to read this whole thing aloud to you. I want that thing, with the cheese, right there. Thank you."

I've been hoping for this to get released since I saw the teaser in 2011. I doubt there will be any response from Bill Watterson—Nevin Martell's Looking for Calvin and Hobbes includes the author's unsuccessful attempts to elicit any response from him through official channels—but I think the documentary will be worth…

Look, who's giving the report? You chowderheads…or me?!

Panache. That's it.

I still build snow goons.

I bought The Complete Calvin and Hobbes this year after a long time of having it on my wish list. While I consider the print quality of the strips to be much higher than the old paperbacks, I was disappointed that the hardback edition isn't sewn binding (it uses glue like paperbacks), and that the "textured" endpapers…

There are loads of Hobbes sewing patterns. It's a niche craft market.

I thought "panache" was pronounced as a compound of the English words pan and ache. Also, "a Thermos full of fledgim."