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Ha.

[via X-Ray Spex]

My Lord.

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So apparently gossip Perez Hilton was booked on KTLA’s morning show and threw a hissy fit and left before his appearance. Of course, the whole thing erupted on Twitter. And KTLA’s Entertainment New anchor, Sam Rubin, just destroyed Hilton the next day:

Epic. Epic.

Reminds me of this clip:

So back to my weekend of geekery… Saturday night, I sat through the Vampire Diaries panel in order to see Mythbusters despite the fact that my favorite Mythbuster, Kari Byron obviously, was not going to be in attendance.

At Comic-Con they don’t clear the rooms between panels. They allow some time for people who want to leave to do so and then they start letting people in as they have available seating. And for the large part, the crowd stayed. So either there is a large crossover fanbase between Vampire Diaries and Mythbusters or, like me, most of the crowd just showed up early and obliged Vampires Diaries while waiting for the much cooler Mythbusters.

Adam, Jamie, Tory and Grant took the stage to screaming fans. It was as if we were at a rock show. They showed a fast-paced clip preview of the new season and then answered questions for the remainder of the hour.

And it was awesome.

Those guys have so much fun at their job and we have so much fun watching it that it was a great give and take between the audience and the four dudes on stage. I didn’t have any idea what to expect. I had briefly thought they might do some crazy experiment or something for us but even when I realized it was just going to be Q&A, I wasn’t disappointed. It was just a great conversation with some guys who do work that I like to watch.

That was a real highlight for me. It wasn’t a Hollywood bullshit session. It wasn’t the Vampire Diaries dorks talking about the audition process and the market for their show. It was 4 nerdy guys and their nerdy moderator talking to about 6000 nerds. And that was all it needed to be.

Just watched the new show, Parks & Recreation. Meh. Which is what I expected. However, I’ll pretty much watch Rashida Jones do anything. I always rooted for Jim and Karen on The Office. Well mostly I just rooted for Karen.

Just watched the dudes of VH1 Classic’s That Metal Show debate the question “Which album was meaner: Pantera’s Vulgar Display of Power or Slayer’s Reign in Blood?” with Gary and Nuno of Extreme.

That’s like debating cuts of steak with two vegetarians. Who drink wine coolers. And play funk metal.