(HONKHONKHONKHONNNNK)

DAMMIT! I just cleared the last jam!

Pair it with a necklace from Tiffani's.

I second the skinny-kid difficulties with used clothing. It wasn't at a Goodwill, but my wedding suit came from a used clothing shop. It was a custom blue three-piece, probably from the '70s, and though it was more expensive than it would've been at a Goodwill, the pants fit me perfectly (not easy for a 29×30 guy). I…

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But he can't cross his fingers! Because he's not fit!

The avatar sells this much more than it should.

BEADS?

If anyone thinks the packaging for this album is avant-garde, they have Dwight Yoakam('s art designer) to answer to: http://en.wikipedia.org/wik…

And this would even have an implied narrative that leads to delayed laughter. What was Al thinking?

Or Dark Side of the Spoon.

I don't know, I'm really looking forward to the follow-up to ONE TWO THREE FOUR FIVE SIX SEVEN EIGHT NINETY-NINE PERCENTERRRRS.

…or to the various motor vehicles, infrastructure, and other private and public property of Gotham.

@True Pud: There's an apropos Bloom County strip to go along with your post, but alas, I cannot locate it to link it.

Mrs. Digital and I have been watching lots of TV series on Netflix, so we usually sing along to the theme songs, and eventually make up nonsensical lyrics about Doggy Digital.

I wonder if the end credits theme from Arrested Development also got edited for time. There's this bit in the middle where the placement of the bar division suddenly changes and it throws off the groove. I haven't been able to count it yet, but it's probably some odd number of sixteenth notes cut out.

No, no, Spider One was the vocalist for Powerman 5000, not the other way around!

The Giant Spider Invasion, or: PACKERS!

You mean…nine hundred and eleven thousand?

Muphry's Law [sic] in action: