Interview: Greg Fitzsimmons. Guest: Dave Walk of Comic vs. Audience. Topics: Duggars, Comedians Going Crazy on Twitter, Harry Kalas, Beer Label Readability, Comedy Albums, Stand-Up Comedians in Movies, Todd Quits Beer Making, Kevin Allison, God-awful Pop Country Music.

Playlist: Art Brut, Superchunk, Shout Magic, The Flying Change and Dent May & His Magnificent Ukulele (Daytrotter Session).

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Segway will offer a sit-down, two-seater in 2012.  Now you can look silly with a friend.

While “The State” is still not available on DVD, you can watch the first five episodes on MTV Online.  When will we see Doug, Louie, Capt. Monterey Jack and Bologna Sandwich Feet on DVD? Joe Lo Truglio says it’s happening July 14. (via CC Insider)

You can fill your apartment with human-scale wax figures that look nothing like The Beatles or Kate Winslet?

CBGB’s is gone, but you can still take a virtual tour and feel virtually grossed out.

Many websites divide the articles, even short ones, into multiple pages to increase the page view stats. (Boo! That’s a lot of extra clicking to print a single post for my bathroom visit.)

Lisa Whelchel (TV’s Blair Warner) hasn’t updated her blog since August 16, 2007? Is Cousin Jeri available?

A cannonball can float in mercury.

Women never look bad in the Israeli newspaper, Yated Neeman.

Despite what every music blogger tells you, you’re not obligated to give a shit about another new Jack White band.

Not all name tags are lame.

In the movie “Heathers,” actress Kim Walker died of a brain tumor in 2001. Her character, Heather Chandler, says the line, “Did you have a brain tumor for breakfast?” The year before, Jeremy Applegate, who played Peter Dawson, killed himself. In the movie, his character declares that he will never kill himself. More “Heathers” Trivia

The Japanese “Spiderman” TV show (1978) is much more enjoyable than the past two film versions. (via Becky)

Jandek is quite thin.

A Cookie Monster cupcake is a fabulous idea.

Not much makes me happier than this video from The Who:

Pictured: (L to R) Sam Calagione, Todd-Todd, Russ and Fatface McGee.

Topics: Dogfish Head, Preteen Beer Making, Terry Gross Likes Nude Scenes, Esperanto, SXSW Overkill, Bishop Allen, Hottest Funny Woman? and Wiretapping.

Playlist: Beast, Cursive, Bishop Allen and Mt. St. Helens Vietnam Band.

Preview: “It tastes like tongue kissing Laura Ashley…”

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Pictured: (L to R) Russ, Justin Rice of Bishop Allen and Todd-Todd.

Hooray for Us! Thanks to PhillyBurbs and Chris Illuminati for naming UsedWigs one of “Ten Best Philadelphia Websites.” FYI, we won a year’s supply of butter (salted I hope, adding your own is time consuming). Since we’re in the midst of our own horn tooting and talkin’ PhillyBurbs, here’s a fun little interview we did with Dave McGurgan a few months back.

Creative Staircase Design: Cool? Yes, very. Practical? Um, maybe, unless you have little kids, old people or drunk relatives needing to access different floors of your house.

Music Blog Guys Unite! 5 of the top indie music bloggers in the Western Hemisphere have banded together in matching skin-tight costumes to fight crime, battle injustice and save the world from imminent… um wait, no, they just made another blog. It’s called MBV and will feature contributions from the masterminds behind Said The Gramophone, Large Hearted Boy, Fluxblog, Chromewaves and Catbirdseat. Why have the they joined forces? Not really sure. But the design is minimal so the content must be stellar. Website: www.mbvmusic.com.

Here’s a Brimming Cup o’ Cuteness: An orphaned deer and a wild rabbit quickly become best friends. [via metafilter]

State of “The State”: Funnyman Kevin Allison brings us good tidings about his old beloved comedy troupe:

“The State is doing a special for Comedy Central in 2009, and we’re finally releasing the box-set of our MTV series in the spring. More>“

Download This: I just discovered Issue Oriented, an excellent podcast featuring “Punk, hardcore, indie, metal and beyond.” The latest show features Tom Gabel of Against Me! Very cool.

Cool Gift: This cool little laptop desk will provide comfort for your internetting and cushioning for your boners.

Sad to Report: Philly-area writer and video producer Brian Hickey (City Paper, Philly Weekly) was seriously injured by a hit-and-run driver this past Friday night. He’s a good guy and talented writer, keep him in your thoughts, here’s the latest from City Paper and more from Philebrity.