Went to a lot of house sets. Danced a lot. Did molly. He was a DJ.

I missed Nick Kroll so much, he's just so creative and funny on CBB, love how Nick himself is pretty droll in comparison to Fabrice and Mailer Daemon. I gotta say that the adorable Dr. Conrad Murray might have had me laughing the hardest in this ep.

All of Andy's eps are amazing. Make sure you listen to his podcast— it gets a LOT of love here on Podmass.

I like those two games a lot; for me the appeal lies in the sandbox/dollhouse style of play, though the Sims is much more aligned with this than Animal Crossing. Getting to customize and live out a little life is fun, and with the Sims at least, you can track entire generations and their genetics/house design which is…

Wish I had a DS, I loved Animal Crossing on the Gamecube. Some of my favorite memories are of my brother and I taking turns to complete the museum in our little town "Hogwarts"; he got all the fish, I got all the bugs, and we worked together to get all the bones and paintings.

Listen to all the episodes with him! They're great and do a good job of showing off HH's "style"; Tom is a funny straight man, calling out the stupidity of the whole Hollywood Handbook premise and just getting steamrolled.

"OK Greasenose, are you ready to tell your spider joke??"

This has been a really amazing year for CBB, so many great episodes and excellent newcomers. We're very spoiled.

PFT and Lauren trying to make Scarsdale coherent was just the BEST. I don't think I've ever heard Paul laugh that much during a Podcast.

So Hollywood Handbook.

The image of Mark Twain falling in love with the disembodied voice of Shania Twain saying "Let's go girls" had me dying. Claudia O'Doherty is so fucking funny.

Is this kind of discourse happening on every wikipedia talk page? And this in-depth? I feel so bewildered. This is a massive subset of people.

Fake Doors, Jan Quadrant

Poehler will win, though if the world were fair she would have gotten her Emmy a few years back. Kudrow DESERVES to win it this year and all years— Valerie Cherish is one of the best-ever comedic performances by a woman. Depressing, cringey, awkward, political, and a total joy to watch.

Orlando Bloom. I had an issue of YM Magazine with him on the cover. I brought it to school with me in 6th grade and opened my desk every half hour or so to peek at it, all giggly and blushing in the way 12 year olds are.

Social media, in all ways. People in my life who have offensive/undercooked opinions are always showing their asses. A friend of mine will call me in hysterics if an instagram doesn't get enough "likes", or if her ex doesn't like it. I deleted facebook a year ago and I have several acquaintances who are downright…

Same, though I appreciate Scott saying he hated the new dude. I think I remember Tiny feeling guilty, and his reactions to Scott ("I thought you said I couldn't talk anymore??") always make me laugh.

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I love St. Clair and Parham (Playing House is hilarious and wonderful), but I tapped out about 40 minutes in.

Maybe my favorite episode yet. Scott steamrolling Hayes and Sean for a 5-minute CBB interlude was hilarious, and Aasif was the perfect type of guest for this particular episode— a huge get as far as guests go, strong-armed into contract negotiations and silliness with the HH guys, with Scott acting like an aggrieved…