Today’s episode finds the nerds debating the merits of the Web 2.0 suicide machine (something Facebook has clearly already done with predictable results).
But in looking for something to live for, we come across the charms of Texas native Kayla Kromer, who drops by the Lesser Nerds studio to discuss exactly what compelled her to build a hamburger bed, a Millennium Falcon bed, and why she may be the only person in North America with a passion for Jar Jar Binks (but Crashboy is too shy to ask her what SHE thinks of the man who does Star Wars body paint – NSFW).
Crashboy tells us why kids today expected more technological advancements by now, while Art tells us why the senior circuit is quite fine with tech today, thank you very much. Too bad they probably won’t be around to experience the advent of light emitting walls.
And we speculate on exactly what kind of coffin would be suitable for the late great Curtis Allina, inventor of the modern Pez dispenser (and yes, you’ll be able to see the punchline coming down Broadway).
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Artie, it’s your Uncle Leo.
Don’t let that nice Kayla girl snow you about what Princess Leia wore or didn’t wear on the Millennium Falcon. Apparently you boys were so busy drooling over her cute-yet-barely-noticeable Texas accent that you both forgot what the princess was wearing in the first Star Wars movie when they rescued her from the first Death Star. Which was a long white dress. And the Pilsbury Danish hairdo. Not the snow-planet costume, which was pants and a turtleck and some kind of vest.
I was going to leave you a voicemail, but I can’t figure out the Skippy phone program and I’m not paying to call you in Los Angeles. Why don’t you ever call me, what are you, too good for the family now?
Uncle Leo
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