My mum's got the mini-mouse for her laptop, but since I'm desktop-bound, the bigger one is easier on my hand.
I'm glad I can entertain. :D I like Colbert's show because it's more of a performance than a routine. It's all the layers to the show that make it fun - there's the character he plays, the ironic distance between the character and the actor, the audience-participation awareness of that difference between character and actor, and the frequent geek references. I like being in on the joke because it makes me feel smart.
Not that I wouldn't want my own life-sized Jon Stewart, but Colbert's just geekier.
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Date: 2007-02-04 03:40 am (UTC)I'm glad I can entertain. :D I like Colbert's show because it's more of a performance than a routine. It's all the layers to the show that make it fun - there's the character he plays, the ironic distance between the character and the actor, the audience-participation awareness of that difference between character and actor, and the frequent geek references. I like being in on the joke because it makes me feel smart.
Not that I wouldn't want my own life-sized Jon Stewart, but Colbert's just geekier.
Proof:
The one hidden by the box is "BABY CARROTS".