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The Guardian presents Wodehouse 101. If you aren't already a fan, this is a good place to find out what Pelham Grenville (aka Plum) is all about.
Oddly arresting page dedicated to the aieees, bloops, and biffs of the Batman TV series.
Via Cartoon Brew.
The Sonos Digital Music System seems so meticulously thought out, with such great emphasis placed upon the needs and desires of both the casual and the maniacally obsessed music lover — convenience, simplicity, functionality, fine integration into everyday life, and pure fun — I'd have to tell you lies to come up with a strong criticism. And I'm not a liar, honey. Of course, you kinda need a house to really appreciate what Sonos has to offer, and I don't. But, if I did... Oh, if I did.
As Sonos co-founder Tom Cullen explained to us, "You pick a zone, you pick a song,…
Apparently, their vocal tract changes shape just like ours. Just as long as they don't take up that whole over-melisma-ed –type singing style, I think we're okay.
I read "Up With Grups" in New York and considered linking to it. Its argument that we aging baby boomers, walking around in "youngish" fashions and hanging on to our youthful enthusiasms, represent a new demographic (termed "grups" after the Star Trek episode) ultimately failed to convince me that it was anything more than what Alan From Victoria deemed "hard-hitting fluff."
The article manages to string together a lot of brand names, prices, band names, and behaviors, but at its center, it seems to be saying that people are more like they are now than they have ever been before (with…
Here's the answer to last week's "I Think the Universal translator Is Broken" puzzle. Except for the huh? part, that is.