The PDD&D was created by Diana Lopez, connect with her tumblr here: http://tumblr.diana.nu/

Have a look at the PDD&D and it’s multitudinous spawn here: http://www.memegenerator.net/Privilege-Denying-Dude

And here’s the fellow that volunteered use of his smuggest photo as the new face of PDD.

And another thanks to Beefy Betty for the tip!

HULK CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY BY SMASHING BIOLOGICAL ESSENTIALISM INTO PRETTY CONFETTI! HULK LOVE LITTLE PURPLE PARTY HAT! 8:23 AM Dec 6th, 2010 via web

Thanks to Beefy Betty for the tip!

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Severin is an excellent penciler, inker, and colorist. Here’s one of her hilarious comic book covers:

Visit her wikipedia page for more information

Obligatory feminist musing: Would this still be funny if the characters’ sexes were reversed?

We particularly love the “Hosting Duties” episode, in which Schall takes over the hosting duties when Jon Stewart is gone to the bathroom. She nicely skewers the ghettoization of “women’s” issues as a fringe topic in popular media. Here’s an excerpt:

Schall: “And now, we turn to the Daily Show’s senior men’s correspondent, Jon Stewart. Have a seat, John and feel free to talk about men’s issues, OK? But don’t expect to be on the show more than every 4 to 12 weeks.

We are living in a new America and I.AM.LOVING.IT!”

(Jon sinks slowly into the guest chair)

Schall: “How’s it feel?”

Stewart (looking down): “Small…”

Kristen Schaal pwns Jon Stewart

Try a couple of samples:

Now 36, like too many women my age, I’ve recently begun seriously ruminating on my early, frivolous and misguided adulthood, trying to piece together What Went Wrong. I have a master’s degree from UCLA, I’ve published a critically acclaimed novel, and I should be living among the literati, smoking Gauloises and summering in the Hamptons. Instead, I’m working at Barnes & Noble in Portland, Oregon where I man a cash register and stew nightly from behind stacks of Twilight. People are more likely to ask me, “Hey dumbass, where’s the toilet?” than, “Literary Goddess, may I have your autograph?”

from “What Would Judge Judy Do?”

I quickly reached my intellectual ceiling during my second and final year of grad school when faced with the ultimate question on every decent film theorist’s mind, “What is the Lacanian notion of the Real?” I had no idea. Not only was I lacking any idea, I was completely unable to pluck understanding from the French and Italian film theory we were assigned to read. As far as I was concerned, Andre Bazin could have been a one-armed racecar driver and Ricciotto Canudo made cheese in his basement with a pet Pomeranian snuggled in his backpack. I needed help and I needed it fast.

From “Low-Rent Madness“

Now, get on over there and read some more!