Month: February 2007

Simon Pegg on the differences between British and American humor — and how, maybe, there really aren’t any:

Although it is true that we British do use irony a little more often than our special friends in the US. It’s like the kettle to us: it’s always on, whistling slyly in the corner of our daily interactions. To Americans, however, it’s more like a nice teapot, something to be used when the occasion demands it.

Via the Sound of Young America.

Hey, here’s something I like about the new Blogger: when there’s an error in your html code, it doesn’t just tell you, it highlights the specific tag. This makes fixing things considerably easier.