Things
Okay, this has been brought up by The Hour interview with Paul ("Now, there's no disclaimer at the bottom of Canadian shows, like, give it a break it was made on a shoestring, you know"). Did you notice that he managed to talk right over George trying to get in a question at least TWICE? You did, right?
Aaaand now. Do you remember The Hour interview with Hugh ("Callum gave me his car.")? Do you remember how he tried to keep talking when George wanted to get in a question? And do you remember how he NOT managed to do that? Hugh. We are talking about Hugh Fucking Dillon here.
So, okay, what this all is about is... I really really want to read a story in which Paul and Hugh discuss... something. Please? A discussion about... I don't know, communism or first nations culture or... whatever, Tom Cruise for all I care. Because I really, really want that. A lot. Ahem.
Also (this is something totally different), this video is totally cool. It's about a brain scientist who suffered a stroke and kept analyzing herself all the time. It's weird and scary and fascinating and funny and, okay, a bit too enthusiastic for me in the end, but anyway. It's about 20 minutes and you should totally watch it.
And again something totally different, I just can't get the 'Portal' credits song out of my head. In case you didn't know it yet and needed something you can't get out of your head? You're welcome.
Aaand, last but not least, this (*scroll down a bit*). Ahem. \c?
Aaaand now. Do you remember The Hour interview with Hugh ("Callum gave me his car.")? Do you remember how he tried to keep talking when George wanted to get in a question? And do you remember how he NOT managed to do that? Hugh. We are talking about Hugh Fucking Dillon here.
So, okay, what this all is about is... I really really want to read a story in which Paul and Hugh discuss... something. Please? A discussion about... I don't know, communism or first nations culture or... whatever, Tom Cruise for all I care. Because I really, really want that. A lot. Ahem.
Also (this is something totally different), this video is totally cool. It's about a brain scientist who suffered a stroke and kept analyzing herself all the time. It's weird and scary and fascinating and funny and, okay, a bit too enthusiastic for me in the end, but anyway. It's about 20 minutes and you should totally watch it.
And again something totally different, I just can't get the 'Portal' credits song out of my head. In case you didn't know it yet and needed something you can't get out of your head? You're welcome.
Aaand, last but not least, this (*scroll down a bit*). Ahem. \c?