James Lileks finally got around to seeing The Incredibles and manages to compare it to Team America and Star Wars in such a simple-yet-profound fashion as to leave me, once more, in awe of his wordsmithing skills: Then, “The Incredibles. 
Note to self: do not, under any circumstances, attempt to reenact a Jedi lightsaber duel using fluorescent light tubes filled with gasoline.
Time was that a galaxy-conquering evil despot didn’t even have to bat an eye in order to get what he wanted, let alone employ a Force choke. But to actually stoop to shoving a ticket taker and grabbing a wad…
Word on the street is that Kelsey Grammer has been cast to play Beast in X-Men 3. While I initially reacted in shock, the choice is growing on me. Here’s hoping X-3 continues the trend of good-to-excellent (excepting Elektra, of…
Andrew Sullivan better start considering his words far more closely (what? You thought he’d quit blogging like he said he would? With sanctimonious fingers left to wag?), as both Reynolds and Lileks took issue with our favorite short-haired pontificating Brit…
Looks like I’m going to need to start searching for people to buy my internal organs, as the PS3 has officially been revealed. The purported performance specs are impressive, as are the inclusion of Bluetooth controllers, Gigabit Ethernet, built-in 802.11…
…Or perhaps jumped the shark: A General Motors radio commercial I heard today pushing OnlyGM.com mentioned “bloggers” by name among a list of other demographic groups. Not quite sure how I feel about that one just yet.
Looks like Milkman Dan has made the jump from liquified dairy-based product distribution to frozen goods and beating foul-mouthed fat kids within an inch of their lives. “Good Humor” man, eh? Sounds like a classic misnomer to me.
“I hit him so hard he fell off the Internet.” Heh. (Warning: Naughty “S-word” contained in linked comic.)
Let’s say you’re an established company with an established reputation and a distinctive logo. Would you really want to throw away a quarter century’s worth of branding by switching to a new logo that looks like it might have been…
