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Last night I watched S2E21 of The Simpsons, "Three Men and a Comic Book." In the episode, Cloris Leachman plays an old woman who pays Bart to do chores. At one point, she offers him A BARLEY POP. (No mention of Fuckman's Leap, though.)

I kept turning up the song to try to make out the lyrics, then being forced to turn it down because auughh, the chewing!!!

Thanks to ALW* for reminding all listeners about the importance of foreplay! *And to PFT, for no particular reason.

Got my tickets for Portland! Who's with me?? Bringing my husband, who thinks CBB is 5% funny, 95% annoying/stupid, but has picked up "been a whii-ile!" from being around me. Hopefully a live show can adjust that percentage to at least 10/90

The Widow HowlApp!

100% agree. I used to cringe whenever I saw a... MYYYYUUUUUSICAL GUEST! But as of 2015 they have been great, good, or at least game for what CBB is all about.

Every time I hear real-life Jessica Chaffin I think, "why is Ronna doing a weird accent?"

Last weekend I moved, and Monday I got up at 5 for my new, extra-long commute. What I'm saying is, if there was ever a day that needed to be WOMPED UP... That was it.

Everyone was killing it this ep! Proud of Ku for her exciting writing/showrunning secret project, and proud of Wie for his successful summah. As a Washingtonian, I have to say: it's pronounced "too-LAY-lip" casino.

My wish is for Scott and Benny Schwa to come over to my house and perform "Little Shop of Horrors" in its entirety, from memory--no rehearsal allowed, just based on their general recollection of the plot and songs

Gasped aloud when I saw this ep show up on my phone. "We know more about you than you'd like." Well then you know they need some fuckin' t-shirts, bro(nobos)!!!!!

Also a C+ New York Times article about the lads from Liverpool: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/03/arts/music/u2s-flight-to-now-turbulence-included.html First paragraph includes the band member names AND what instruments they play. Second paragraph begins: "U2, the Irish band that released its debut album in 1980..." Something tells me this guy has heard of U2.

Victor and Tiny need to go on Hollywood Handbook for some advice about making it in showbiz.

So, if PFT is Kulap's mom now...that means he's also Scottie's mother-in-law.

I believe a fan(atic) of this show should be called a "Spontaneanaut" or, if you want to get fancy, and I think you do, a "Spontaneaneur/Spontaneaneuse"