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YES IT WOULD!! This news blows goats.

Just those first two is fine. Nice try though! Think we could do a teleconference with Brad and Bret? He's got the connection, ya know.

Dear Tamala, Please bring a cheesehead hat for Jen to wear at the party All Night Long. Thanks! me

No, probably not. But I've been finding I'm getting the best deals on my Memphis tickets 1-2 weeks before the dates I want to go, fyi. I think Tuesdays are the sale days.

Southwest, dude. I'll even hang out with you for more than an hour this time.

They're both grumpy old perverted comic artists? And they're friends and artistic collaborators.

Oh man, what are your tattoos!?! The Cleveland episode, but I think you mean Harvey Pekar. R. Crumb lives in France. Funny that he got cool people for that episode, because on the list of places he's gone to, Cleveland is probably in the bottom 5. I mean, how do you compare Cleveland to Malaysia or French Polynesia, seriously.

I would love to meet Bourdain. THAT dude is a badass crazy mommafricker.

Teh nudie!?

That's what I was saying. You're better at describing it.

Be a cataloger and then just think about Lost at work, whether you're supposed to or not. Luckily my boss comes into work a couple hours after me and is also into the show. That thing Desmond wrote on his hand to tell 1996 Daniel was THE numbers. So was the 8 year difference.

I hadn't thought of that first thing you said, but that's really interesting now that you mention it. I was thinking Desmond somehow broke that "you can't go back in time and kill your grandfather" principle and now that moment in 1996 has been re-written from them never meeting to them meeting, with Farraday making a note about Desmond in his journal for future reference. Or something. I thought of the time difference/not difference, too. I was sure by island time it should have been early January. So I checked Lostpedia (which lists the post-crash days each episode takes place on) and the

I keep watching John go back to texting a little before everyone and then crack up right at the end.

I loved when she was on Arrested Development with him.

I think they said the log belonged to Magnus Hanso, owner of the Black Rock (the slave ship mysteriously located inland on the island, where the dynamite came from.) He was the great-grandfather of Alvar Hanso, the currently (presumed-living) CEO of the Hanso Foundation, which financed the DHARMA Initiative. The log was being sold by Tovard Hanso, and this was the first time we've heard that name. edit: I just cross-checked in Lostpedia and they say the log was written by the Black Rock's first mate. In any case, it was being sold by someone named Tovard Hanso and ended up in Widmore hands.

I think I posted this in the strike thread, but from Jenna Fischer's blog: And from nbc.com, The Office returns April 10.

I love your avatar.

Or "We're Trying to Squeeze Some Money Out of This Show Between Seasons." I'm not familiar with TV soundtracks other than the ones from The OC, and that show had 3-6 songs in each episode so the track listings made sense. Maybe this is how they usually work, I don't know. I just know there is no "Music From Lost" and even if there were, I'd stay far away.

I knew the lawyer would be on this fallacy of logic.

I don't even remember there being music like this in the episodes. I must have been lost in Peter's hair flips.

One of the first things I learned about argument in, oh, about 7th grade, was to avoid using absolutes because it only takes one other example of what you're claiming as the sole thing to prove you wrong.

Night, Greg! Fat Cat next time for sure.

Well said, MB!

Those guys are in Chicago.