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I just felt like June found her soul mate.

An entire episode could be dedicated to this video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLzgFkouSmc Like a lost Mr Show sketch.

If Hollywood Handbook's taught me anything, yes, it's just you.

How old are Sean and Hayes? Have they been in Hollywood for as long as there was a Hollywood? Are they immortal? They were established enough to give Lou Reed advice before he formed The Velvet Underground, and they alluded to the fact that they've been aged out of the 35 under 35 a long time ago. I'm just wondering if they have any Fatty Arbuckle stories to share.

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I would watch the shit out of Evil Mastermind Shark Tank with Jason and Paul as the sharks.

Thanks guys, that was a rough couple of weeks.

Because they don't exist. The idea is a bunch of girls blow a guy, but they all wear different shades of lipstick so they leave a rainbow on his dick. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainbow_party_(sexuality) I'm proud of the 17 year old for sticking to his guns saying that he learned about that multiple times but just couldn't remember. Lying in a job interview is one of life's great skills.

Engineer Cody did the same thing on Reality Show Show. Man, when Anchorman finds out about this he's gonna be in so much trouble.

Tane.

This was amazing. I loved the bit about taking your mind off "Better" and going for "Good." It's counterintuitive because, as an artist, you want to avoid going for the easy thing; you want to do something amazing that's never been done before and is gonna blow everybody's mind. But you're absolutely right, that's a terrible place for your mind to be when you're creating anything. It takes your mind away from creating and towards criticizing and doubting. If you're painting something and each stroke you're thinking about making something "better" instead of making something "good" you'll keep trying to take that painting in different, better directions and end up with a huge mess (you'll also end up hating it & scrapping it). Start with a good foundation. You can take that good thing mindblowing places later.

Also, Armen kinda sounds like Stimpy.

Scott should definitely check out The Beatles. They're real good.

Hey y'all, I think this is a really good and funny show.

So it's clear to me after all the back & forth between Sir Lord Dame ALW and Scott that @CBBWYR is the Would Pit and @ScottAukerman is the Would Pile. For me, it doesn't matter whether one's a pit and one's a pile, their names both clearly mean that they're receptacles for our WYR scenarios, and I'll continue sending mine to both.

I was at Pitchfork and caught Lil be and completely agree. By far the worst performance of the festival, probably the worst rapping I've ever heard (it didn't help that he came after Killer Mike and El-P). But, I probably had the most fun during his show. People waving light sabers, spatulas, chanting "Ellen DeGeneres", Lil B's impromptu exit from the stage after being told he couldn't play anymore (after getting the crowd to chant for more). A lot of that is the irony, but there did seem to be a good chunk of people that were legit there to enjoy the music. It was like a live showing of The Room, but with half the people throwing spoons because they really think it's the best movie ever made.

Just announced! Sha Na Na will be playing at the high school in Elba Alabama! http://www.pollstar.com/resultsArtist.aspx?ID=15711&SearchBy=sha%20na%20na

I am 110% behind any campaign to get Paul/Jason/June in the Sharknado sequel. Highlight of the show

Tig shoulda won the round of Name That Punky with the audience member.

Dang, really enjoyed the idea that Paul F Tompkins would just drop by to plug the fact that he exists on a podcast that otherwise did not feature him. Otherwise, I just think it's a shame they held out on Quackers Featherbeak's Cuckoo Caper for so long.

It's a shame to find out that Nick Thune is really stupid at the beginning. Legit loved Adomian as always.