TV on the Radio, forever and for always.

If you are interested in hip-hop, absolutely look up episodes of the The Combat Jack show.

I’m glad that Dril is writing baseball stories now.

Mutter museum, which is a horroshow of medical oddities that may gross you out but will not disappoint you.

What is the most money you’ve ever spend on a holiday decoration? I bought a Christmas tree for $80 once.

You seem pretty mad about this.

I completely agree with your exhaustion on the “I’m above this popular thing” attitude; it is an immature, too-proud posture.

It seems possible that there are pockets of very popular culture that people miss, not through willful rejection but through lack of awareness. As a personal example: It took a very long time…

I saw someone blow a conch shell at a wedding last week. Setting aside how this might (or might not) fit into a wedding ceremony, I didn’t realize one could actually blow into a conch shell and make a horn noise. I assumed that this was either something that A) could never be done or B) was so far out of fashion that…

You order a pizza. You eat some of the pizza. You leave a few slices of the pizza uneaten. You do not put this pizza in the fridge.

How many hours, from the moment you have decided to stop eating, is that pizza good for before you have to chuck it?

Full disclosure: I’ve gone as high as 18 unrefidgerated hours.

I was reading a bad book. Bad for the first 25 pages. Bad for the next 50. Around 115 pages, it started to get okay. By the end of it (another 250 pages later), I had come to appreciate the books charms and was glad I read it, though I stand by the first third of it being bad.

My question: What is the appropriate…

Chris Ryan and Harvilla really do it for me.

Does baseball once a day instead of once a week change your thinking?

Choose one scenario:

1) You must eat a baseball once a week. You can prepare the baseball any way you like: slice it up, blend it into something else, slow-cook it in BBQ sauce for three days, whatever.

2) You must eat a live bird once a year; bones, feathers, beak and all. It will be roughly the size of a pigeon, but…

What bums me out about stories like this is that people are going to lose jobs. I have no love for these places as brands or places to shop, but they put money in people’s bank accounts.

Life is a miracle. There’s someone out there whose name is just “Boats” twice, basically.

I like this one.

I wonder why he felt the need to separate the conflicting moods of FUTURE and HNDRXX into separate albums. “Honest” had touches of both; there was room for “Move that Dope” and “I Be U” on that record. A little editing of the two releases could have yielded something pretty powerful.

That said, more Future is better…

Of all the NBA narratives that have been developing this season, none brings me more joy than the “reports about Ainge almost making a move that he did not, in fact, end up making” narrative.

WHEN ARE THEY GOING TO GET TO THE FIREWORKS FACTORY?

That ending quote is such a dagger.

“I’m not mad, I’m actually laughing because this is so funny.”

The photos are great, but the real joy here is seeing how many people got Mad Online.