Mad and Cracked Magazines

So, we have an extensive collection of Mad and Cracked magazines from the 1980s in good and fair condition. We no longer read them so we want them to go to a good home where the person will read them because they still have life in them.

However, we're not sure how to go about that. We're worried a thrift store will just throw them away for being 30 years old. The library tends to bundle magazines so we're worried about them throwing them away, too.

I suggested FreeCycle but she wasn't sure she wanted to go through that again with having to arrange a meeting and such. I don't do Ebay.

Does anyone have any ideas or know someplace in the Tampa Bay area?

Chuckles

Guess who finally has a toy of his own?



Chuckles!!!

It's awesome, but I still want a plush beanie.

Ace and Gary: The Ambiguously Gay Duo

So, fifteen years ago, I always had sort of mixed feelings about The Ambiguously Gay Duo. Was it funny or was it making fun of gays?
I also had no idea who the voices were at that point:
Ace is played by Stephen Colbert and Gary is played by Steve Carell

Well, they had them again last night and I've decided it's hilarious especially how stupid everyone else is while Ace and Gary are so secure with themselves.

It was the highlight of SNL last night; Ace, Gary and everyone else get hit by ray that makes them real so it becomes live action.
Ace: Jon Hamm
Gary: Jimmy Fallon
Bighead: Steve Carell
Dr. Brainio: Stephen Colbert
Also, Ed Helms and Fred Armisen

I know it's not very plausible but I kind of want more live action Ace and Gary, maybe a webseries?

Strangers with Candy

So, I just found this clip on Youtube earlier this evening and it's so cute! Stephen Colbert and his future Strangers with Candy collaborator, Paul Dinello, are interviewed at a park in Chicago in 1990 for a local show.

It's 45 seconds into it if you want to cheat:

Also, I love this video on Chuck and Geoffrey's relationship in Strangers with Candy using Brokeback Mountain trailer as a template:

If you have not seen Strangers with Candy, you're in for quite a treat although it is Stephen, Paul and Amy Sedaris so it's not your typical high school sitcom. Andy Richter was a frequent guest star since his wife was a regular.