Sam

When stewmull mentioned that PC Gamer podcast I remembered it too and discovered I still had it downloaded on iTunes. Here's the bit where they talk about Tales of Monkey Island and accost a certain someone for poor UI design: http://soundcloud.com/sam_crisp/pc-gamer-uk-podcast-extract

Prophet

The structure of this book reminds me of how I love the way literature can tell nested stories in a way that other storytelling mediums can't do quite as well. I'm about a quarter of the way through the book and it has mostly been the main character recounting a conversation that he overheard of someone recounting a conversation in which someone else recounts a story. But it reads eloquently, with narrators at each meta level adding their own flourishes and commentary (the lack of quotation marks work in service of this) and it doesn't come across jarring or confusing. Cloud Atlas was another great example of this.

This is about 53 minutes into A Castro Situation (58). From a reader mail at 1:14:20 into "The Lord Of The Donk" or "And That's Who The Lord of the Donk Was" (47). Anyone know when Steve says "Hey Mrs. Vanaman: Horsebag."?

I did the exact same thing as Christopher Wallace in the old SimCity and built a long road with a stadium at the end because of "stadiums are things that are far away" kid logic. I'd never even remembered or considered that until now.

Did he steal his shoes?

Congrats Sean and Jake! Fuck Sean and Jake! Haha, memes!

Which character was this?

It seems my work here is done.

I uploaded most of it to YouTube. Unfortunately, I only hit record after Tiny Space Asshole was over, and the recording stuttered and cut out for the last few minutes. But here's 17 minutes of it: