Wonder showzen is a parody of Sesame Street.. A kids show with puppets and cartoons, but the content is composed of disturbing adult situations posed in a comical fashion. It makes you laugh and shiver at the same time, much like Tim and Eric.

As for the new star trek- I think I was much more entertained by the fan service than the actual movie. The movie was made with a lot of love for the original series, even if the generic Worm-hole plot was worn a bit thin. Is there any space travel fiction that hasn't been ground to a fine nub by now?

Speaking of Science Fiction, I'm reading a book called Neuromancer right now. I don't know if I've mentioned it to you yet. In this book, the language is so dense with jargon and inner-city poetry that it is easy to forgive the sometimes poor grammar. I'm very particular about the grammar of the books I read. The language he uses is the delightfully densest for this particular genre I've ever read. Every paragraph is like a slice of delicious pie I have to read and re-read to absorb all of the details.

As for the comedian you linked, I thought the inflatable you song was stupid (I find no humor in sexually awkward jokes, they just seem immature). I liked the Storm beat poem, but I would argue one point in the favor of holistic medicine that he didnt seem to include in his speech. Not everyone can AFFORD professional medical attention you fat overfed fuck, so they have to seek out alternative means even if they offer little more scientific benefit than placebo. I'll watch his other 2 videos soon. He needs more mascara.

Ask Paul if he's heard of Neuromancer. I'm sure he has.