It takes a little while to get to the good stuff, the results of some insightful studies, but even with the mediocre production (the visual aids, comics, are not shown, only the power point slides – probably some copyright crap), I still found this entertaining. But maybe I just enjoy listening to an old Jewish guy from back east rant. And it's totally applicable to work, justifying Jeff's and my decision to remove backwards workflows (why provide a choice when you don't need to?) Ok, so maybe it was just Jeff wanting to delete all the text everywhere, and my meeting him halfway, but the end result is good.
as many of you are aware, Click & Clack's Car Talk is not available for free as a podcast, and who wants to pay for a program that's on public radio? Now we've at least got this, the call of the week (the most hilarious part) provided by npr.org
this comic hits that blend of childlike amusement and kink that makes life so good. and the title text (rest your cursor on the image) adds that bit of morbidity that rounds it all out.
Cybil saw a screening of this the other night. She said that Jon Heder stole the show. Also, that this trailer doesn't do justice to how goddamned uncomfortable their first routine together is.
