Best. Book. Ever.

Pride and Prejudice and Zombies

Not sure how the copyright laws work on that, but Jane Austen is listed as co-author, so they must have gotten someone's permission. As my wonderful girlfriend thoughtfully pointed out to me, Pride and Prejudice is clearly in the public domain, and no longer subject to copyright law. I blame the ( Read more... )

So, Caitlin and I were catching up on Scrubs, and in the latest episode, there was this woman playing the ukulele and singing to the sick kids in the hospital, and she was pretty much the cutest person ever (besides you, my dear, of course).

Poking around on IMDB, her name is Kate Micucci, and she's not been in much, but she has some music up on ( Read more... )

Man, I finally picked up the Dr. Horrible DVD today, and Commentary, The Musical! is one of the most hilarious things I have listened to in a long-ass time.

Zack Whedon raps, Nathan Fillion sings "Better than Neil", and Joss Whedon sings a song about how taking art apart in DVD commentaries is ruining creativity. Beautiful.

That is all.

June 2009 will be a wonderful, wonderful time:



A video game sequel to the Ghostbuster movies, written by Harold Ramis and Dan Aykroyd, and with the voices of the original cast? Yes, please!

I'm quite speechless. A piece of music rarely has this effect on me, but, seriously, if you're not a normal listener of Coverville, go to http://www.coverville.com/ and give Episode 520 a listen (you'll have to scroll down a bit).

I'm specifically referring to the song that comes on at 24:51, a cover of The Town Meeting Song from The Nightmare ( Read more... )

Okay, so, the video I posted before was a little long, and the premise was a little dumb, but the message was important ( Read more... )

Haven't posted anything of substance in a bit, so here goes a bit of a dump ( Read more... )

Man. I can't decide if it's really awesome, or really sad, but I just know that this is going to happen to me someday:


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Okay. I seriously doubt that any of the people reading this aren't registered, or aren't planning to vote ( Read more... )

When you've got some time, take a look at this entry over at Skepchick, and the accompanying video clips.

Derek Ogilvie, the so-called "Baby Whisperer," who can allegedly receive telepathic images from babies, and has made a bundle of money selling his interpreting services from frustrated parents, has taken James Randi's Million Dollar Paranormal ( Read more... )