I cannot describe how true this is, of late.


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All I can say is, I believe that someone somewhere either misunderstood or is possibly misrepresenting exactly what men are supposed to display to achieve large numbers of beads. Lifting your shirt would not do it, is all I'm saying. No matter how spectacular the man's nipplage would be in 30-degree weather.

No comment. Whatsoever. No. None.From ( Read more... )

You know, I love this comic -- I mean, I love the thing as a whole, and I particularly like today's strip, which has a nice, dementedly sick sense of humor -- but every time I see the title of the strip, I get earwormed by this song... (Also, I have no idea who the "Green" referred to in the comic is.)

No ... no, this is NOT good strategy. On the ( Read more... )

OK, before you do anything else, YOU MUST WATCH THIS! (I would embed, but embedding isn't allowed for this.) Watch it for two things: the entrance about 50 seconds or so in, and the part where she gets flung across the stage near the end and how she lands. And remember: this is a drag queen, so certain anatomical considerations ought to apply.

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The Histories of Bucky and Jason Todd Explained [Comic] ... honestly, I can't argue with that conclusion. Though it is arguable whether 'tis better to be a brainwashed assassin responsible for the deaths of many who gets shocked back to sanity and then knows what he's done and has to deal, or a seriously cheesed off "anti-hero" responsible for the ( Read more... )

The Gutters continues a run of ... interesting commentary on the DCnU. (Also, how is it that everyone seems to have simultaneously and independently decided that the "n" for "new" should be lower-case in that acronym?)

It would be really fascinating if this was what DC was going to do with Stephanie Brown. Granted, savagely out of character, but ( Read more... )

I get that earlier times were more care-free and innocent (because, you know, world wars are always carefree and innocent when they're not utterly horrifying) ... but these are still some of the gayest ads I've ever seen in my life.

...He has a point. A very weird and strange point, but he has one, nonetheless ( Read more... )

Or possibly, Everything Old Is New Again.

Time time time - So, not that this has any relevance to this link or anything, but: when I went into Sears recently to replace a battery in my wrist watch (turned out the watch was just plain dead), I had a few minutes to look at the wares they were offering, because the watch repair place was also where ( Read more... )

Fear the power of veggie dip! FEAR IT! (And just in case: a bit of context here and here)

You know, most people don't react like this to the memory of soda. Or even actual soda.

Ah, yes ... memory?

Sadly, in my admittedly quite limited experience, there's some truth to that last panel.

Who knew the effects of a one man band could be so dramatic ( Read more... )

Well ... it depends on the librarian.

I'm guessing they somehow accidentally packed the cat. Even though they almost forgot the cat. Or the cat packed itself. (...What? It's a box! Cats always pack themselves in boxes! They're irresistable!)

Regarding this ... one can but point to some relatively recent research on the topic.Have I ever mentioned ( Read more... )