gdp's Comments

Crasstalk : Turn on and tune in...to a podcast

Mon, 14 Feb 2011 19:53:37 +0000

Hello. This is Ira Glass. Today, on This American Life. A show in four acts. Act one. A janitor at a middle school discovers he is a dinosaur. Act two. A vietnamese sandwich shop owner discovers he is an alligator, who discovers he is a poet. Act three. An ohio couple donates their bodies to a medical school for a vivisection. Act four. A polar bear finds love.

Crasstalk : 100-Word Movie Review: No Strings Attached

Sun, 13 Feb 2011 21:01:02 +0000

$10 says it's an alien baby. Think about it. You're a space alien (stay with me) and you want to breed with humans (duh, go watch Battlestar...no seriously go watch it). Who would you pick? I mean, you could try Megan Fox but ideally you're looking for someone with human thumbs [http://bit.ly/hY6GiY]. Long story short, Ashton Kutcher is worse than cancer.

Crasstalk : Hitler’s Flying Saucers?

Sun, 13 Feb 2011 20:43:38 +0000

It was more of a half-teasing, half serious type of thing. Mainly, I found it hilarious that there were that many people who made the same mistake after you pointed it out. Also: I love the History Channel, so I'm sure I'd like History Television too. And finally: WHAAATT? (about the original post) (and about the hole in the polar ice thing fliptoe wrote about above)

Crasstalk : News from Overnight

Sun, 13 Feb 2011 19:15:45 +0000

They were, at one point, examples of critical thinking? I must be young. I watch 'em in the morning because coffee costs money, whereas bile gurgling up the back of my throat wakes me RIGHT UP.

Crasstalk : Hitler’s Flying Saucers?

Sun, 13 Feb 2011 19:12:34 +0000

Aliens: whose side are they on, anyway? SalomeValentine: your quest to make people aware of the difference between the History Channel and History Television is inspiring and beautiful.