July 31, 2006: Kepler: Astronomers have discovered a cosmic blob over 200 million light years across. They say it's the biggest object in the universe! Well? Al: Forget it. I'm not making a Michael Moore joke. August 2, 2006: Kepler: A cosmic blob 200 million light years across. Can you imagine? Skip: I know. What am I going to call it? Kepler: Call--?! Skip, you bought it? Skip: Dude, even I couldn't afford that much real estate. Kepler: Of course not. Heh... it's just the way you said it that I thought-- Skip: I did, however, buy the naming rights. August 4, 2006: Will: Skip Sterling's Cosmic Blob TM?" Really? There's no better way to spend your trillions? Skip: Not this week, Dude. Will: I guess I'm just surprised anyone would bother with branding the cosmic blob. Skip: Uh... that's "Skip Sterling's Cosmic Blob TM!" Will: Of course. "Skip Sterling's Cosmic Blob TM" Skip: See? Now you owe me 12 cents! It's paying off already!