If they're not exposed to some bad early on, they'll never build up a good immunity and learn to snark properly!

Oh not to worry -- we're still watching Survivor, after all.

I would really like S60 to be cancelled so I can stop watching it. It's not even a love/hate relationship at this point, it's an unhealthy-fascination/hate relationship. And I haven't even seen last night's ep!

Wow, that's a perfection description of my relationship with this show. I don't even think it's especially, er, good. But I keep watching.

Wanna see some cute koala babies? Go here [link] and then look at pictuer #5. They look like three teddybears glued together.

Baby koalas Joel Barbara, head keeper at Sydney's Koala Park holds Kamara and her two one-year-old babies on Oct. 24. The new arrivals, Wignet and Wimera, join 30 other koalas as the star attractions to the park in Sydney's north.

I heart bon bon so very much.

Wanna see some cute koala babies?

Is this a trick question?

Oh not to worry -- we're still watching Survivor, after all.

And don't think the future won't thank you.

Is this a trick question?

Heh. Now I'm trying to think what such a trick might be....

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I promise you cute koala babies, but instead - a dead badger!

Or you promise Hec pictures of short haircuts and deliver cats instead!

Or you promise Hec pictures of short haircuts and deliver cats instead!

shhh - you'll ruin the surprise...

Oh, bon bon, I forgot about the Gypsy Rose Lee thing.

Bless you. That whole post was damned funny. A much better use of my time than watching the show. I don't suppose Bob Bob looks like Matthew Perry, because if so, if you two do a podcast, I'll stop watching s60 and just watch you mock it, instead.

Who's On First might make someone laugh for days, IF IT WAS POSSIBLE to be of that age, and to have lived in the US for the last fifty years, completely ignorant of it such that it didn't even ring a bell. It was the earnest explanation of "Who's On First," on top of being mocked for unfamiliarity with commedia dell'arte in the past few weeks, that sort of finished me on Sorkin.

And oh, I forgot the all-black-people-know-each-other-blunder that the parents made. Guh. If you're writing an episode that features a subplot about a black writer wanting to find other black writer-comics who can talk intelligently about race or bring a non-stereotypical voice to the show and if the protagonist of that plot is tired of the "difference between white and black people" sort of comics who go on about baby-mamas and big booties, wouldn't it be nice if in the other subplot in the same episode, the parents had made a more intelligent racial faux pas, when they met the black writer?

And the soldier son! It would have been more realistic instead of the parents not getting what the kid did for a living, to have them offended that S60 had done some real anti-war sketch that he wrote.