Disability.

I grew up in the sixties loving Mel Torme’s singing voice but in the last twenty years I’ve learned what a triple x skunk her was to her. Between his professional punishment of Judy in rehearsal and Johnny Mercer’s empty promises to divorce for her I think of Judy as the reason I no longer love the work of either man.…

I was just trying to say “Nobody cares” is a gross underestimation of how much people care. In addition I think you don’t understand what “creepy” is.

By your measure a slumlord is an American success story.

Wrong, Hamburgers. You can’t begin to imagine how many people care.

I’ll bet they work great. After today, you really don’t have to look at them.

Early sixties? Like, during The Beatles?

The previous four Amy Schumer bits I’ve seen clipped up to aggregaters were a lot funnier and fresher. It feels like we’ve had enough time watching the awful tot pageant shows to arrive at these particular conclusions ourselves. The only part that forced a little air out of me was Hit it! Pivot! Pivot! I am still…

Carlos Alazraqui is in L.A. and still taking on voice work. He’s awesome.

It’s an optical illusion. The vertical stripes are slimming.

It only works grammatically if "ain't-shit" is an adjective.

Are you casting aspersions on his asparagus?

In 2009 were we thinking manufacturing was coming back? Legislation and racketeering are like the only wealth creators we've got, except for toxicity. Neurologists are going to get rich, though. The Roundup is IN the GMO crops now. Eat up! Wheelchairs ho!

I always assumed if you locked them in a room together in an hour there'd just be rags and dental implants. Who knew they wouldn't cancel each other out?

I think the adjective she didn't wait for was smutty.

Nobody mentioned that. Now suddenly I can make time to watch.

With you. HOC so gleefully rotten. Not entranced.

The point, Kyle, of this story is that Clear Channel has bought most of the radio frequencies in this country, keeping them out of the hands of smaller companies that might, oh, serve the public interest, with local-oriented programming that enhances the civic participation of the people. Smaller companies have been…

Just saying you have willfully missed the point, Kyle, because when I respond as though in earnest to what you actually said it makes me sound like a bigger jerk than usual. I thought the jerkiness of my comment was illustrative of … uh … other jerkiness.

Kyle you are so dynamite for downloading NPR. Too bad the poor suckers in KS who don't know no better will never think of it. You could go out there and help out.