So you may have heard of Google Wave, the pioneering personal
communication and collaboration tool that is going to
Revolutionize Information Consumption and Digitize Interpersonal
Interactions and generally become The Future of Internet
Conversations and everything, probably. Once, that is, anyone
can figure out how the thing actually works.  Indeed, Google
Wave, for all the grandiose predictions attached to it, has
joined rocket science, the theory of relativity, the meaning of
life, the Sonnenschein-Mantel-Debreu theorem, the final episode
of the Sopranos, and Tom Delay’s recent retina-burning hip
gyrations in the annals of Things Known Primarily for Their
Inscrutability.  All of which makes the humor site—which asks
users to decide whether Wave or Scientology (and Wave or
metaphysics, and Wave or damped harmonic oscillators, and Wave
or the United States Tax Code, and Wave or women, etc., etc.) is
more confusing—amusingly apropos. And the site’s soundtrack—a
Muzaktastic version of Avril Lavgine’s “Complic