Some of them had a three-song EP out a few years back that I only know about because the song titles “Beds are Burning the Midnight Oil” and “Curton Bummings” have been stuck in my head since I saw the presser:

Heller would’ve at least posted something by 3 Inches of Blood.

a) I love scientists talking excitedly.

It’s a play on four/for.  The last syllable of the studio name is the first syllable of the word “formula”.

I remain optimistic that this will be addressed, but hey, they have a typo about Hello Kitty’s “pubic image” that’s been up since Monday morning.

Read it as “ay-two-four-mula”...

OH TACO BELL BELL HOW I’VE MISSED YOU

Well, I can’t directly upload a photo, apparently.

Late to the party on “Circe” by Madeline Miller, but as a mythology geek since I was in elementary school, I really enjoyed it.  Picking up “The Song of Achilles” next week, but in the meantime also really enjoying Jon Ronson’s “Lost at Sea” from a few years back.  

I just noticed the translation caption in the video on the Sanrio channel is correct but the original source news article actually says “pubic”.

24 hours and it still hasn’t been fixed yet.

I actually really enjoyed this episode. The fact that ten seasons in the show can still surprise me and entertain me and make me laugh (I still look for the store names in the opening) is a credit to the world-building and character development the writers and actors have put into a 22-minute cartoon.

Dead Can Dance are doing a North American tour:

Dead Can Dance are doing a North American tour:

Also I was kind of pleasantly surprised by a) the double-double cross with the mushroom hunters, and b) how in the b-plot Louise didn’t more fully exploit Tina’s belief in her superpowers beyond just Tina to do her chores.  I feel like in another show wacky hijinks would have ensued and competed with the a-plot.

A low-key low-stakes solid B “Bob’s Burgers” and a good-sized serving of Oreo ice cream is often exactly what I need to face the start of another week.

In my head these RR interviews read like the subject wearily expects another lame softball fake-laugh dotted junket interview with the same four or five questions they’ve been answering for years - until Will pulls out their first obscure appearance or asks an actual thoughtfully researched question and they start…

I am mollified by the edit. Thank you.

breath/breathe get a copy editor lather rinse sigh about the old AVC days repeat

It’s making the rounds again being cited as an actual Japanese McDonald’s ad, so I’m actually glad they put some context around it that I can hand back to my friends who perpetuate the “weird Japan” line.