A Possible Explanation For Why I'm Like This

All of my favorite comedy acts end up doing something like this sooner or later:

And, better yet, those are usually my favorites. (Also see Kids in the Hall and "We work in silence. We shovel fuel.")

This particular piece of rural lunacy is from Mystery Science Theater 3000, a '90s puppet-show that made fun of bad movies.

More Day-Job Video Fun

At some point I'll stop inflicting my day-job videos on Antick Musings readers, but they're still new and fun for me at the moment. This one just got completed, and I think it'll be of interest to the wonkier sort of SF reader.

So here's my author Douglas W. Hubbard, talking about the new edition of his #1 business math book How to Measure Anything:

One Report Video

Here's another day-job video, which I hope you'll find at least mildly more interesting than you would most of the stuff I do at my day job. It's for the new book One Report, by two very smart, highly connected, and really passionate guys, about how corporate reporting should integrate all of the ancillary statements (environmental, human-impact, etc.) that a company also makes.

(So I'm posting it because I believe in what they're saying, because I'm proud of it, and because I still think being able to post videos here is neat.)