But if my male friends find this in my kitchen, are they going to think I'm gay?

Not from what I've seen. To be fair I did like the show a hell of a lot, but to also be fair, I have no investment in Tina Fey.

I'd just like to say that this sounds like an awesome porn video already.

That's about how I'd describe all of his films that I've seen so far. I've been waiting for this one to finally land and can't wait to see it.

Big Fish is a Saturday morning cartoon compared "Joe"'s usual work though. There's magical realism and then there's whimsical twee.

Master Of None was the show that taught me that maybe "TV" comedy isn't dead yet.

Upvoted for the best description I've seen of Cruz' off-putting appearance yet.

It maybe retrogressive of me, but I prefer to look at the artist's intentions and not judge the works based on the life they get saddled with later as they can miss the point or wildly misinterpret it. My take on this is also probably not helped by the fact I had the album back in the day and liked it (no idea idea…

I'd like to take a road trip down to Chaco Canyon in New Mexico during, say, late spring and camp out there for a week. The place has some of the least light-polluted skies in the US (sadly a rarity these days) and they say the stars are wondrous at night. And the ruins there are pretty cool too. I've been there…

The top three that are least likely to make you laugh too.

Well, playing pretty devil's advocate (and doing so without remembering your previous posts on the couple), maybe she has made the decision to forgiver him for it and he may have even truthfully apologized and asked for it..

I spent most of my childhood in a state that elected Bobby Jindal for a governor, so I can confidently say that I am glad to be gone from there. I moved up to Denver which is a terribly liberal place in comparison and felt much more comfortable immediately.

I guess now the go-to will be "get an SL account."

It also makes you sound like the kid who asks "can I touch them?" in a nervous, quivering voice.

I don't have a dog in any fight about Cho, but this was just silly.

That write-up isn't quite as good as Vishnevestsky's, but it is just as damning and still readable, thanks for the link.

Being called "the least interesting Monty Python guy" can still be great praise. I'm not Python expert, but from what I know of their history during and after MP, he's just the one that seems "the least interesting" to me. But I do love that bit you give there and numerous others from the show.

Woo, Lord Buckley, there's a name I've not heard since, oh, before (most of) you (commenters) were born. I should dig up some of his stuff.

I feel especially old in that I saw the Crackerbox Palace video when it ran on SNL back in the day - and also blessed that my parents were enlightened enough to let my very young self watch SNL.

I had no idea one of the most interesting Beatles was such a fan of one of the least interesting Monty Python guys.