I need some levity!

And so, who better to turn to than Bret and Jemaine?



Oh man, I love Jemaine's sparkly pants! Also that the scrawny guy from Boom is featured in this video.

Here's another one for your viewing pleasure.

I really want to dance with that bouncer/sunglass-wearing fellow.

That's right, gentlemen, feminists can also enjoy humor about man bits!  I've been so engaged in feminist debate over that past couple of days that I forgot about the funny!  I know my good friend blogging Molly understands this.  Let's all be smart and considerate, but can we still maintain a sense of humor?

Also...

I had a dream last night that the GD was away and Bret and Jemaine came to visit me, only at my mom's house in Vancouver, WA.  Jemaine wasn't around much, maybe he's just a more devoted husband slash father and so he had better things to do.  Too bad, because he's actually my favorite (no offense, Bret, if you're reading this, I'm just attracted to awkward and kind of weird looking).  Anyhow, I tried to pass Bret off as the Good Doctor so my mom wouldn't ask any questions, mostly by hiding him so she couldn't see that he wasn't actually the same Kiwi boyfriend she had met just months earlier.  She came into my room once as we were setting up my childhood trundle bed (that's right, I wasn't actually going to cheat on the GD with Bret-- we slept in separate, nestling beds), but a fortuitous blinding ray of sunlight came streaming through the window and prevented her from getting a good look.  Whew!  Anyhow, then Bret and I had kind of an awkward slumber party.  I drew a picture.

My sister used to sleep in that thing.

Then, back in real life, the GD woke me up to say goodbye, he was going to work.  I told him what I was dreaming about.  He whispered, "Go back to them.  Go back to sleep."

New Conchords

Okay, I mostly love this song for the first line.



FOTC is putting out some good stuff this season. I think the music is a little bit less congruous with the episodes than it was in the first season (obvs because they're writing all new songs, rather than having years of previously-written work to choose from), but you can't not love Sugar Lumps. The dialogue continues to be amazing. I love Murray.