Although, truth be told, Tony Stark isn't too selective about his brand of hooch.

I really do not think it my state of mind, everyday at this job it feels like the boss thinks I do everything wrong. If you see me online btw 3 and 6 any day this week, yell at me. Those are my job searching hours and I need to be searching like it is my job.

I'm back! not that I was noticeably gone, i suspect.

Spent the weekend watching my oldest niece gratuate from Brown, which really knows how to do up a graduation. Among the honorary PhDs were Jack Nicholson and Arianna Huffington.

Yesterday I drove all over Massachusetts in my rented car and saw my oldest friend, who now has both chickens and adorable baby goats in her yard, and a bunch of fannish friends, including Snacky and Nutty and Katie M. And then I got home at 1 AM and couldn't sleep, which I hate.

I like traveling, but the older I get the harder I find it to sleep properly while I'm traveling.

Your boss sounds perfectly awful, msbelle. Ugh.

I like traveling, but the older I get the harder I find it to sleep properly while I'm traveling.

The first night I'm away always means tossing and turning and staring at the ceiling.

Savage Love Podcast Episode 241

Today we are joined by the venerable athiest, science-lovin', feminist blogger Jen McCreight who has a thing or two to say about skepticism. She takes Dan to task for his lack of critical thinking while interviewing a recent guest about female ejaculation.

So, the calls today are all viewed through the cold, hard prism of science. This all BEFORE the rapture proved to be a non-event. That took courage.

She points out science really doesn't know if all women have a G-spot or if all woman can ejaculate, unlike what Savage's earlier guest asserted.

Jen McCreight

Most recently famous for BOOBQUAKE.

There's a deer running around the neighbourhood! Be safe little deer!

One of my coworkers is doing a Zombie Apocalypse Boot Camp. (A fitness class with a Zombie storyline.)

I think a better match up would be Batman vs Lex Luthor. Both are paranoid technocrats with nearly limitless resources. Batman has the martial arts edge, but Lex is quite willing to build marvous toys aimed at killing, rather than wrapping his opposition up in a nice, cop-friendly package.

With those two, I think the winner would be a toss up. If Batman is doing his lone vigilante thing, I think Lex has a decent shot. But if Bats is working with a team, I think he wins. Lex has no luck with teamwork (although he gets points for some good underling choices, such as Mercy).

Most recently famous for BOOBQUAKE.

H'rm. My feelings on that are really, really mixed. Like I don't even want to argue about it with anyone mixed, because I don't think I could say anything decided and firm on any side of it (or, possibly, I could be both decided and firm on every possible side, though this, from Wikipedia:

In Vancouver, it was reported that most attendees at the event were hundreds of men using camera phones to take pictures, especially of a small number of women who were topless

gives me a bit of mild but very decided quease).

Who's Bad?

It’s a ridiculous game of one-upmanship between Michael Jackson and Mr. Bean! Patrick Boivin directed this stop-motion animation from Pascal Blais Studios.