On Women Unamusing
In this episode, the Telegraph does not copyedit, leading Balk to copy and paste the typo, leaving scores of readers wondering what the joke actually is.
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On Today Only: The Awl Is Auditioning New Commenters!
No comment.
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On If You Are Reading This The Sun Has Not Killed Us All (Yet)
That is a direct quote from today's Washington Post Crickler.
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On I Sold My Soul to the Department of Homeland Security
I'll leave the "global entry" jokes to someone else.
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On Two Ways Of Looking At 'Tiny Furniture'
Tiny Furniture is the equivalent of the Skymall catalog. You can leaf through it, but the only joy you'll get out of it is marveling at how anyone would think any of the crap inside is worth what it's being sold for.
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On A Book That Seeks to Educate Women About Losers
Am I the only one reading that as Maybe He's Just An Asshole?
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On Twenty Songs Called "Crazy," In Order
Afghan Whigs gets number three? It's like the cover version was put up to intentionally keep people from wondering why it wasn't number one:
The afghan whigs - Crazy from victor on Vimeo.
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On "The O.C." Characters, In Order
What about the two Treys? And Chief Miles O'Brien's Wife And Dean Of Harbor? It's criminal to leave out Anna, and Taylor, who lived in an ALT UNIVERSE with Ryan for an entire episode. And since it isn't "some O.C. characters," you have to have Johnny and Wolfcheck or Volchuck or Voltron or whatever his name was. He's a werewolf now, I think.
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On Ralph Macchio is 50
Steve Vai versus Stevie Vai. Such a talented guitarist that he couldn't be bothered to come up with a style of playing different than his own for Macchio's solo, or even deign to play an actual Telecaster when recording Macchio's solo. You'd have to make a deal with the devil to get a Tele to sound as shitty as this movie makes it sound.
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On Women Unamusing
Seems Balk got to the... ROOD of the problem.