The Useless Critic 2.0

So Hello Wednesday Evening. As the twilight falls onto Wednesday evening, I bet you are already thinking about Vampires because I wrote the word “Twilight.” This is by far the worst way to introduce Rashida Jones. I shall try again. I first encountered the name Rashida Jones from her work on “Boston Public.” As I mentioned in a post a long long time ago, I was quite the routine “Boston Public” fan. It is too bad I have not caught more of her work on “Parks and Recreation,” for that seems to be a favorite among people that I know. Of course I have seen her stuff on “The Office,” And she was the voice of reason in “The Social Network.” No, Brenda Song was not the voice of reason. It was Rashida Jones. Brenda Song just gave blow jobs. And in news that is more exciting than Brenda Song’s mouth, Rashida Jones the actress-comic book writer has sold her rights to her comic book “Frenemy of the State," which chronicles a socialite that gives earns some Respect from the CIA. This is going ...

When you read this post, use your alien voice. In the theme of themes of music from this year, I cannot let 2010 slip away without listing another musical trend from this year. That trend of this year is the Bouzouki. Suddenly this year, I love bouzouki, and it has become a trend. Why? It is all thanks to the man Bill Bailey " seen above " who played this awesome song, known simply as "Folk Song." You may remember Bill Bailey as the face of my SCRATCHING page on Facebook. Somebody was offended by that, but really I only posted him as the face of SCRATCHING because he opened a show with "I am a big fan of laying around scratching." I am not sure what the point of that story was. But enough with my verbal smut. I wrote a play based on this bouzouki song, but I forgot the name. I love this song, and it has inspired me to become a real bouzouki fan. For some reason, I could not embed the video, so all I can do is post the hyperlink. Here is the song that chang...

I couldn't let this year slip by without saying congratulations to Dilbert for staying in the bizz for 20 years and providing some of the best corporate world humor out there. Apologies for the small print. Dilbert strips debuted in 1989 and have been running for over 2 decades. D-man you rule! U 2 Scott Adams. QATFYG: Are you a fan of Dilbert or Business Humor? Have you read any of Scott Adams' other books such as "God's Debris?" And are comic strips still crucial to the existence of the world?