On Brooklyn Is Helping You Be Terrible
You guys are *still* talking about Clinton's speech?
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On "Roseanne" Or "Frasier"?
Linoleum is a sheet flooring material derived from linseed oil - swirly, spoltchy patterns, flexible and resilient. It would be extremely avant-garde, but warranty-voiding, to use it to cover the outside of a house.
Vinyl-sided is probably what was meant.
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On Better To Have Your Shoe Licked Than Your Face Chewed Off
@cherrispryte Yeah, until now all I knew about Ybor City was that it was très speedy but they threw such killer parties.
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On Visualizations
I imagine the early Middle Ages happened as tapestry, the late Middle Ages was a big woodcut, but the future, when we conqure space, is vector graphics.
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On Audience Quick To Applaud
Well, the ovation did occur within that megasecond (11 days, 13 hours, 46 minutes and exactly 40 seconds in case anybody else was wondering) so the original statement was still, technically, correct.
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On The Awesome Album Milla Jovovich Made When She Was 16
I bought this album by mistake, but it was an extremely lucky mistake, as it is indeed a great, and unique, selection of songs.
I picked it up for 10 bucks from a used CD shop in Calgary (Hot Wax) thinking it was an album by the Irish band The Divine Comedy. It's a CD I've held on to after having sold the rest of my collection 10 years ago.
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On El-P Raps Live On Letterman
Emerson, Lake and Palmer have certainly aged well
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On Six British Candies: Which Tastes Best?
The only British sweets that I really miss (and that I occasionally pay a fortune for here in Canada, or have my mother bring over) are Rowntree's Fruit Gums, and to a lesser degree their Fruit Pastilles. There is really nothing else quite so satisfyingly hard-chewy and real-fruity going. I've long agonised over why they don't make or sell them here: pretty much every other Rowntree/Nestle, Cadbury, Mars etc product is also made and sold in some form in Canada, but not Fruit Gums.