Some Allegedly Fun Answers
OnImage via Wikipedia And now, the answers to the popular quiz game that’s sweeping the nation! How did YOU fare?
An Allegedly Fun Game!
OnImage via Wikipedia So, my glasses broke in two about two weeks ago. This is not fun when, without them, you’re legally blind. Trust me on this one. Anyway, everything’s fine now — I got my new glasses and I can see…
Rebecca Black on Good Morning America
OnImage by boldmagicpizza via Flickr My friend and occasional Kittysneees contributor, Nathan’s pretty dang dead on on this awful GMA interview with Rebecca Black. (I would embed it, but since I updated the editor for Kittysneezes, YouTube stuff won’t embed. LESSON LEARNED:…
Audio NSFW, but in a really, really hilarious way
OnImage via Wikipedia Panther – You Don’t Want Your Nails Done [QT, 18.9MB] I just saw this link this morning; someone described it as “If Max Fischer were in a band and it turned out to be not Phantom Planet”; in a…
Review: Gratuitous Sax & Senseless Violins
OnCover of Gratuitous Sax & Senseless Violins Who don’t love Sparks? I suppose the folks who don’t know who Sparks are might not love Sparks, but that’s only because of plum ignorance. But REST EASY, reader — we’re here to set you…
Review: The Human League – Credo
OnIn the last few years, the music world has seen comebacks by a number of bands and artists often categorized, not terribly accurately, as “80’s” music. The covers a varied lists of acts like The B-52’s, Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark, Gang…
Review: Xavier: Renegade Angel
OnImage via Wikipedia When Wonder Showzen was cancelled, many people wondered what’d be PFFR’s follow-up to it — and they were probably expecting another sketch-comedy show, perhaps with a similar hook. Instead, they got the intentionally-poorly-CG’d Xavier: Renegade Angel, a 15 minute…
Review: The MAD Morality
OnThe MAD Morality is an odd duck amongst the world of MAD paperbacks. Originally published by the Christian-based Abingdon Press in 1970 and receiving a second paperback edition by Signet in 1972, it’s remembered more as an oddity amongst both MAD and…
Interview: Tim Johnson, MAD Collector
OnI discovered Tim Johnson on Facebook as a fellow MAD collector… but as it turns out, his collection puts mine to shame. After paging through his photo albums of all the cool stuff he has and coveting some of the stuff I’d…