I'MMA LET YOU FINISH
indeed
you gotta dance with the one that brung ya ...
GUMBO!
.
I think Lynne is worse
I'm in the unenviable position of running a fan full tilt to exhaust a huge cloud of bentonite dust out of my living room.
.
DUCK!
I thought Dick Cheney was the REsident Evil?
Which is not to underrate the malevolent might of Lynn. I have often suspected she is the actual font of misdeeds of the past 8 years...
Finnished! YEAH. 
I hate writer's block.
DWD, how faithfully are you taking your antidepressant(s)?
Xan
Very faithfully. I think I might need a bit more, but this is close.
(beverage of choice to leibnitz...I see I am not the only one who has noted traces of her fingers throughout a surprising number of misdeeds. Starting with the ravaging of public broadcasting.)
Finnished! YEAH.
I hate writer's block.
Echidne
Umm, better run it through the spell checker.
I tried Gramatick once on a novel. The funniest mistake it corrected was when I had a character driving on I 96. The spell checker choked and said, "Don't you me ME 96?
machine gun
and lynn is odious. truly a horrible woman.
I don't have the reflexes for Doom and its decedents.
DWD, what is your feeling now as to the relationship of the antidepressants to the return of your ability to eat? I seem to recall you were originally quite skeptical of the notion...
Lemonade for Echidne! Yeah!
i haz bell's two hearted ale.
it was a six-pack when i left work, but is no longer.
i walk, so don't scold.
The spell checker choked and said, "Don't you me ME 96?
The Finnished was on purpose, me being a Finn and all. But there are probably lots of mistakes in the piece. Not spelling, though.
Oh man, I can just see his clenched expression and gritted teeth as he mows down the zombies...
I can't believe he still walks the earth.
George Harrison died 7 years ago at age 58.
Too young. Too beautiful.
Peace don't mean Universal, despite your particular current goal.
Peace is here in my breast. It is the day and the longing for what has been lost.
What now, my enemy?
I will go there and mourn no more.
Cheney actually did a residency at Evil University, graduating summa cum laude in the same year as Dr. Evil, who graduated hot magma cum laude.
speaking of evil
go check the front pic on huffpost.
and that smarmy little bastard underneath it.
Thank you, sidhra, and very happy birthday to you. It was today? In any case I'm parched.
This is pretty cool: Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade over the years...
I actually have a whole folder of Wombat's stuff that I've saved. Jeffers, too..But they are the smartest guys in the room...
dragged this upstairs simply to say "no shit."
and, yeah... "guys" means just what it says.
billy buckner is da man... and that other billy b, too.
even though you are inexplicably drawn to neil young's stuff. 
I'm not smart for a goddess. Rather low-achieving, actually.
Too young. Too beautiful.
you've seen his son ravi, perhaps at the "concert for george?"
truly poignant. unsettling, even.
Gromit and I strike the double nickel on the 30th.
DWD, what is your feeling now as to the relationship of the antidepressants to the return of your ability to eat? I seem to recall you were originally quite skeptical of the notion...
Xan
Yes. I was wrong. I have to apolgize to my shrink next appt. He was right and I was wrong.
BTW, that disease was the most vexing thing imaginable. Food just tasted awful. I still can't eat fattening foods - bread, sweets, and greasy meat. But that is probably good.
even though you are inexplicably drawn to neil young's stuff.
This is the time of year where I used to wear my holiday-themed t-shirts to work. One said "All Of Your Favorite Bands Suck." The other said "Fuck The Gift of Music." Good times...
Gromit and I strike the double nickel on the 30th.
pups.
*Urpp!!*
That was pretty darn good, if I do say so myself. And my son absolutely loved it, which is just awesome. Later....
Happy sidhra and gromit day! They are treating everyone to a round!
charley -
jimi and billy cox.
ouch.
way cool.
One said "All Of Your Favorite Bands Suck." The other said "Fuck The Gift of Music." Good times...
see, this is why i loved working at tower records in spite of getting paid mostly in promo cds and family health insurance.
If I'm ever trampled to death at a Wal-Mart, promise me you guys will bury me in a coffin made of discounted Hannah Montana DVD's.
: Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade over the years...
Where is the inflatable Simels? No, wait - don't answer that!
you've seen his son ravi, perhaps at the "concert for george?"
You mean Dani, Ravi plays the sitar.
stoat his son's name is Dhani.
The resemblance is eerie.
jesus christ. i been wearing these knee braces since i mistakenly left for work at eight thirty.
i probably have gangrene.
[ takes 'em off ]
i do mean dhani.
honey bear, could you re-do that link? it 404'd and i'd love to see it.
Commercial on right now for the Obama commemorative plate.
Talking about Obama's "confident smile and kind eyes."
Yes, the president-elect does have kind eyes. And you can see that there is a working brain behind them.
Unlike the current occupant of the White House,
stoat his son's name is Dhani.
The resemblance is eerie.
HoneyBearKellyGoGiants
My 27 year old has a major crush on Dhani Harrison.
I don't want to touch the future for $1299.99.
.
Isn't Cheney ever just too sleepy to be evil?
I don't think I can direct link that pic.
Let's try this one.
way cool.
billy b
see, i don't even really know who billy cox is (was that the guy in band of gypsies?) i love that band.
hendrix would have been a whole nuther animal had he lived.
and peace to george. all the cool people know george was the best beatle.
getting paid mostly in promo cds and family health insurance.
I actually had a better standard of living than I've managed in the straight world. GOOD insurance, lots of free stuff, comped for a lot of stuff, didn't have to drive anywhere...
If I'm ever trampled to death at a Wal-Mart, promise me you guys will bury me in a coffin made of discounted Hannah Montana DVD's.
She has boobies?
you've seen his son Dhani, perhaps at the "concert for george?"
truly poignant. unsettling, even.
stoat
I saw that when PBS showed it.
Clapton seemed like a surrogate father. And Dhani seems like he is close to Eric.
that worked, hbk.
skeery, almost.
Show me the way to go home. I'm tired and I wanna go to bed ...
these houses aren't evil, just haunted.
and peace to george. all the cool people know george was the best beatle.
charley
I was so pissed off when George died.
Scumbags like Bush and Cheney hang around forever, but George has to die.
his son's name is Dhani.
Went to Brown, IIRC...
I don't think I can direct link that pic.
Let's try this one.
HoneyBearKellyGoGiants
That ain't his son. That's a clone.
I have a friend in Canada who is an ex pro wrestler.
Same story with his youngest son...clone. Looks like his father, same mannerisms. Same voice, same vocal inflections.
Eerie!
I'm in the unenviable position of running a fan full tilt to exhaust a huge cloud of bentonite dust out of my living room.
How'd you get a huge cloud of bentonite dust in your joint?
ina, you are absolutely going to take it the wrong way when i say that the way you raise your girls reminds me totally of my ex-wife's way with mine.
sounds awful, doesn't it?
thing is... she's a great mother. and my girls are spectacular young women... yours can't help but be.
his son's name is Dhani.
Went to Brown, IIRC...
bill buckner |
Love his mom, Olivia Arias.
When that asshole broke in and stabbed George, Olivia hit him with a lamp, used karate on him....
The lady kicks ass! My kinda gal.
to the dead "women lack emotional maturity" thread, I would like to add the following retort:
Little Tommy Friedman, Age 11.
Poor Tommy. His unit is only six months, but he desparately wants to believe it is 14 inches.
HBK, it almost makes you think there's something to genetics.
Of course, after eight years of Bush, were I a "good American", I would no longer believe in genetics, or any other branch of science.
Which makes me think, only think, that all those who believe Newton's Law of Gravity is a "theory" should jump off the edge of the Grand Canyon.
(Not really. But I can't help thinking it sometimes.)
Isn't Cheney ever just too sleepy to be evil?
unequal_monica_nyc
Dick's never asleep. He's in an undisclosed reverie.
Buenas noches.
looks just like him
Show me the way to go home. I'm tired and I wanna go to bed ...
unequal_monica_nyc
you hadda li'l drink about an hour ago / and it went right to your head...
You're gonna need a bigger boat. And don't forget: 24 ounces of water, or better yet, orange juice, before you hit the sack.
'nite, hbk.
i hope the giants lose tomorrow!
watch how many posts and threads I can manage before they notice ...
Weebles wobble.
.
And Dhani seems like he is close to Eric...
Wonder how he feels about "Layla?"
stoat--why would i take it the wrong way? unless you mean 'cause you're no longer married to her.
i've never been married, so evidence points to me being a better mother than wife (at least for now).
thank you for your *intended* praise
Well, Plaxico Burress managed somehow to shoot himself in the thigh, so the chances of the Gints winning are much less.
What a bozo, that Plaxico.
I too am calling it a not very productive day...
Wonder how he feels about "Layla?"
bill buckner
Patti Boyd's book is on my "must get" list.
i came home primed for neil young-related rumble activities, but it looks like they're not going to materialize.
"and no one gives a shit except jackson browne."
mañana, batses. i'm tired.
to prove my point about band of gypsys scroll down to dedicated.
sidhra's hitting the hay before the magic birthday hour rolls around.
okay... i'll have to wait until then to say 'happy.'
71 points scored so far
I fear for humanity, at times.
On G4 (a gamer-oriented cable channel) we have two overly muscled types breaking things with their bodies.
Show is called "Human Wreaking Balls".
Wonder how he feels about "Layla?"
bill buckner | 11.29.08 - 11:03 pm |
We can share the women .... we can share the wine....
ina, it's high praise indeed, however garbled it came out.
Show is called "Human Wreaking Balls".
reeking human balls would be even worse.
"sidhra's hitting the hay before the magic birthday hour rolls around."
55 is old, man.
I'm actually pissed at Neil right now for slapping a $300 price tag on his forthcoming "Archive" box set. He is a wealthy land-owner with a best-selling catalogue: he does NOT need the money. I'm sure that it's great, but not even high-end boxes from Bear Family or Mosaic retail for nearly that much.
(But I'll get my hands on it one way or the other - I'm crafty that way...)
G4 (a gamer-oriented cable channel)
Some WEIRD shit on THAT station.
i suspected that all the coffee i drank to keep me afloat until ten would not end well for me.
i wuz rite.
Indeed, Terry. Although I DO like Ninja Warrior.
The Japanese are a cruel people. Cruel, but whimsical.
Anouska Shankar Concert for George
Wasn't Neil Young going through a stage in the early eighties where he thought Reagan was fucking wonderful?
i wuz rite.
stoat
i got a new coffee maker.
and of course i had to try it out.
i'll take jimi any day
i got a new coffee maker.
and of course i had to try it out.
charley
My boss hits the coffee early in the morning and starts again about 4:00.
I told him that I don't want to have to come in and peel him off the ceiling.
I like G4.
just curious: did anyone here buy any xmas shit this weekend?
he thought Reagan was fucking wonderful?
He did briefly, but has since recanted...
Anouska Shankar Concert for George
oops
Norah Jones' sister?
jdw, no.
just curious: did anyone here buy any xmas shit this weekend?
jdw
Nope.
just curious: did anyone here buy any xmas shit this weekend?
no
i got a new coffee maker. and of course i had to try it out.
i had a triple macchiato
and a full pot o'tea
and i'm sittin' here hummin'
like a cheap teevee.
/bill kirchen
what kinda koffee pott, charley?
I like G4.
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere
Oh, I do too.
But there IS some strange shit on that channel sometimes.
Wasn't Neil Young going through a stage in the early eighties where he thought Reagan was fucking wonderful?
Yeah, the "country" side of "Hawks and Doves" kinda reflected that. Not sure what caused it, but he sure ain't no Republican now...
Yeah, the "country" side of "Hawks and Doves" kinda reflected that. Not sure what caused it, but he sure ain't no Republican now...
dave™©
I rejoice to hear that.
Neil is too smart to be a Repig.
did anyone here buy any xmas shit this weekend?
no, but i never do.
nope
No xmas shopping for me. I am going to give a print of a photograph of my parents to my cousin, though. I need to finish the Photoshop color correction, though.
It's an ancient, faded snapshot I recently found.
i've never been married.
ina, happy
You haven't missed anything, ina.
If I only knew then what I know now...
Your girls are adorable, BTW, and they have such pretty names.
jdw--no.
we didn't shop, we were in the shop
here's day two (today)
85 points
Wasn't Neil Young going through a stage in the early eighties where he thought Reagan was fucking wonderful?
Terry C ♥'s Pres. Obama
neil young, is/was a repbulican.
i heard an interview where he said he was just like ronald reagan, owned a ranch in california... yadda, yadda, yadda, they also asked him about his guitar ability, said he figured he was as good as hendrix. naturally i thought he was joking, but apparently he was only half joking.
i like neilanyway. his music most matches my soul.
Didn't buy no Xmas crap yesterday. Did find myself down at SF's Union Square around 2:00 pm. It was fucking dead.
Seen it busier on a weekday in the summer...
Your girls are adorable, BTW, and they have such pretty names.
Terry C ♥'s Pres. Obama | 11.29.08 - 11:19 pm |
thank you, terry c.
Yeah, the "country" side of "Hawks and Doves" kinda reflected that.
Reagan was the first Gov to be anti coat hanger.
hate him though......
"let it roll" would indicate that whatever was afflicting neil in the eighties isn't completely out of his system.
It's an ancient, faded snapshot I recently found.
Chris Tucker: GOP Delenda Est!
I love that kind of stuff.
Since I got into genealogy back in 2000, I've become the family historian.
My sister originally wondered why I was "digging" but she became fascinated.
"let's roll," i mean.
jeez.
less coffee, more beer please.
Reagan was the first Gov to be anti coat hanger.
hate him though......
rnr
Nancy told him he didn't need the anti-choicers.
She couldn't stand them.
So, apparently, this 'Human Wreaking Balls' series is two people vandalizing stuff, on camera, and not getting arrested.
How, well, how Republican!
no wonder i didn't get a single fucking email. i had to check to make sure my website was up.
jeebus.
anyone wanna buy a pencil?
Wasn't Neil Young going through a stage in the early eighties where he thought Reagan was fucking wonderful?
Terry C ♥'s Pres. Obama
Yes, he was a Reagan supporter. It may explain why Neil's music in the 1980's was the worst of his career.
Speaking of country, I hadn't seen that Toby Keith "War on Xmas" bit from Colbert's special until just the other night.
Is it number one on the country charts yet?
dave, we did go to Target today, but we needed glamorous things, like paper towels and laundry detergent. It was no busier than any other Saturday--we parked close, no waiting in line, easy movement within the store.
neil young, is/was a repbulican.
He's a Canadian, for Chrissakes.
what kinda koffee pott, charley?
stoat
now don't be too impressed, Chef Mate.
10 bucks, of/on switch.
'Let's Roll' was pretty fuck'n republican, and is an awful song.
He's a Canadian, for Chrissakes.
Terry C ♥'s Pres. Obama
aha!
Speaking of country, I hadn't seen that Toby Keith "War on Xmas" bit from Colbert's special until just the other night.
Is it number one on the country charts yet?
dave™©
When I read he was supporting Obama, I was blown away.
Ragged Glory, however, is an awesome album.
"we didn't shop, we were in the shop"
cuties!
Good piece on Mr. Young's politics. And it name-checks The Bottle Rockets, whom I mentioned earlier. See how neatly it all ties together>
http://www.prospect.org/cs/artic...?
articleId=8066
Terry, I ended up in the odd position of being our family's keeper of the history for my lifetime. It's customarily held by the youngest son in the family, but my da died when my little brother was 14, and not interested.
My favorite of Neil Young's is "Harvest Moon."
'Let's Roll' was pretty fuck'n republican, and is an awful song.
compared to "when god made me" it's fuckin' die winterreise.
i'm tryin' to pick a fight here, and not getting any takers.
eric clapton, anyone?
just curious: did anyone here buy any xmas shit this weekend?
jdw
Confession: about $500 worth. But we have to buy for a bunch of people and the Pfalzgraff Store was going out of business and 70% off was . . . .
now stoat, look at what you've done
your little confession has generated a neil young lovefest
(don't spank me you guys!)
just curious: did anyone here buy any xmas shit this weekend?
no
I looked but did not see what I wanted for the wife, a digital camera for her a techno Luddite.
She's a numbers person, but hates complicated tech toys. She wants something as good and simple as an old film camera we once had an Oympus stylus. Simple good and easy is what she wants, also a large preview screen.
DWD, I'm anticipating a lot of going out of business sales post Christmas.
My favorite of Neil Young's is "Harvest Moon."
great song, to give credit where it's due.
wrecking ball, also. emmylou kills with that song.
Doug, I empathize with your wife.
Tech shit? That's what Monsieur and sysops are for.
92!
Powderfinger.
how you, erinpdx?
stoat,
I kind of judge long-time musicians on how many CDs I can make of the songs I love.
Beach Boys - 1
Jimmy Buffett - 2
The Beatles - 4
Neil Young - 3
And there are thousands of bands that I cannot make one cd of. . . .
Terry, I ended up in the odd position of being our family's keeper of the history for my lifetime. It's customarily held by the youngest son in the family, but my da died when my little brother was 14, and not interested.
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere
I was always curious about my family's history.
My dad was adopted when he was 20; my Mom was taken in her mother's half brother and his wife because her father died 5 months before she was born and her mother had a nervous breakdown (lost her mother and husband days apart).
Around 2000, I said "Okay! Let's see if I can tie up some loose ends."
Internet a huge help. Found relatives in upstate Pa near NY that I didn't know I had (dad's mother's side of the family). Ended up tracing that side all the way back to the Mayflower.
My mom never knew her mother had a brother until I started searching.
So I know where I "came from."
When I read he was supporting Obama, I was blown away.
I wanna know who wrote that "War on Xmas" song.
It's a real "fuck you" to his supposed base.
cuties!
jdw
and good artists, too!
/proud mama
What I am about to tell you all is the absolute truth, as soon it will be all over the intertubes.
This may actually be more insane than the WalMart stampede.
Tonight in Youngstown (as if we need any more bad press) a car drove into a McDonalds drive through, while _dragging a dead body underneath the car_.
The McDonald's worker called the police and the man drove off. The body was found a few hundred yards away and the drive remains at large.
You may now "supersize" your jokes...
When I read he was supporting Obama, I was blown away.
I wanna know who wrote that "War on Xmas" song.
It's a real "fuck you" to his supposed base.
dave™©
What always pissed me off with Toby and the jingoism was I've seen interviews with him and he is NOT some shitkicker. He is NOT a STUPID man.
It took him awhile to wise up and I think he has.
Old Ways (one of Young's 80's albums) had one really good song on it (Once an Angel), and the rest is garbage.
The song Misfits is unintentionally funny with really cheesy lyrics. Neil must have been listening to Reagan's speeches when he wrote that crap.
Hey, you kids "dig" that Neil Young? Well, here's the ORIGINAL version of "Out of the Blue (Into the Black)" with Devo (lead vocals by Booji Boy)...
The "driver" remains at large...
I kind of judge long-time musicians on how many CDs I can make of the songs I love.
i like that.
Old Ways (one of Young's 80's albums) had one really good song on it (Once an Angel), and the rest is garbage.
Neil's had quite a few of those...
"My favorite of Neil Young's is "Harvest Moon."
great tune.
Being a genealogist, I would LOVE to see a complete genealogical chart for Obama.
Both sides of his family.
I'm sure it's absolutely fascinating.
no, but i never do.
stoat
no, but that is a great answer - i feel like we're bonding already, i bet we like the same kind of music too... but i'll tell you more later (the wife's up now)
Terry, what we have of our family's history spans 10 centuries. A lot of the documentation is spotty, but my grandda put it into a single tree. It's 24 feet wide and 18 feet long. We have a safe for it. I've updated it as far as I know, but there are many branches of the family I don't know much about.
I did some genealogical research during my summer vacation. It was interesting. I found that two of my ancestors (a married couple) died in the same cholera epidemic a week apart.
Has anyone heard about Franken/Coleman?
eric clapton, anyone?
Great within the confines of a group (Cream, Blind Faith, Derek & Dominoes, Delaney & Bonnie.)
Duller than toast as a solo artist. (Helllooo, billy b! Put up your dukes!)
Terry, what we have of our family's history spans 10 centuries. A lot of the documentation is spotty, but my grandda put it into a single tree. It's 24 feet wide and 18 feet long. We have a safe for it. I've updated it as far as I know, but there are many branches of the family I don't know much about.
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere
My dad's mother's family we have managed to trace back to the 17th Century (England).
Echidne, we're not sure what a lot of our relatives died of. We suspect starvation was frequently involved.
I did some genealogical research during my summer vacation. It was interesting. I found that two of my ancestors (a married couple) died in the same cholera epidemic a week apart.
Echidne
One thing tickled me - my dad's father's side (the Irish). My great grandmother had two sisters married to the same man.
He was married to one and when she died, he married the other.
Outlived them both.
Echidne, we're not sure what a lot of our relatives died of. We suspect starvation was frequently involved.
The Finnish records give a cause of death though often it's something called 'bloat' or 'old age' or 'childhood disease'. One odd case had the whole family (excluding children who had already left home) die on one day. Nothing about the cause there.
bill buckner | 11.29.08 - 11:32 pm | #
Agree. I like some of his solo work, but he's better in a band situation.
approximately 50 more days folks.
my god, what a fuck'n asshole.
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere:
It IS addictive.
I've even traced my daddy's adoptive parents' families.
Family history is also good to know because of health concerns.
My father's dad's side is lousy with arterio sclerotic (sp?) heart disease - hardening of the arteries - a number of them have died from heart problems.
When I went for my annual physical back in 2001, I mentioned it to my doctor and he did an EKG right there in the office.
Powderfinger....anarchist anthem
Their not here to deliver the mail......
Neil's had quite a few of those...
To be fair, he was a lot more concerned in those years with caring for his two handicapped kids than he was in playing nice with David Geffen. Somewhere, I have a mix that I made that salvages the not-very-good 80s albums - "Prisoners of Rock" is a great song..."
stoat,
A good starting point
Harvest, Out on the Weekend, Sugar Mountain, After the Gold Rush.
The Needle and the Damage Done, Long May You Run, Love Is a Rose, For the Turnstiles, Comes a Time, Star of Bethlehem, A Man Needs a Maid, Campaigner, Running Dry (Requiem for the Rockets), Heart of Gold, Everybody Knows this Is Nowhere, Down by the River, Cowgirl in the Sand, Cinnamon Girl, Mr. Soul
To be fair, he was a lot more concerned in those years with caring for his two handicapped kids than he was in playing nice with David Geffen
I felt so bad for him because of that.
Two kids by two different women with the same handicap.
Damn!
my god, what a fuck'n asshole.
I don't even have to click UR link to know that UR talking about chimpy.
bill buckner | 11.29.08 - 11:37 pm | #
There's a single CD compliation of the Geffen years called Lucky Thirteen. It's actually pretty good. Neil complied it himself, and took the best songs from that era.
Granted, it only filled one CD.
Terry, for me, it's not an addiction--more of a sacred trust.
I put my faith in Milla when it comes to the Cheney affair.
One odd case had the whole family (excluding children who had already left home) die on one day.
Nothing to see here, move along...
So what.
Terry, for me, it's not an addiction--more of a sacred trust.
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere
Oh, I feel that way, too.
But to me, the more I know, the more I want to know.
bill buckner is, as usual, correct with regard to mr. clapton.
jeez. i sound like john mclaughlin (not the guitarist... definitely not the guitarist).
here's a question for you... why does the new dylan collection have so much better material than actually appeared on his cds?
"One odd case had the whole family (excluding children who had already left home) die on one day. Nothing about the cause there."
fire?
fire?
That would be my guess. It could also be an epidemic as this one in the eighteenth century. I doubt it's violence because usually the records mention that.
Granted, it only filled one CD.
Mine's better.
i like a lot of those, dwd.
i'm not a neil hater... just wish his new stuff didn't occupy so much space on my radio by default.
Echidne, we did have a number of intrafamily murders.
I doubt it's violence because usually the records mention that.
That's my last duchess, painted on the wall...
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere:
Another thing: My paternal grandfather and his older brother both were hemophiliacs. His older brother, my Uncle Leo, served in WW I. Didn't know he had it. He was on a train, going up to see my great grandmom. Train was crowded and he was standing. Train stopped suddenly. His chest hit a bar.
He got to his mom's, took a nap, never woke up. Died of internal bleeding.
The hemophilia skipped all of us, but my first cousin had it and he caught AIDS from transfusions with tainted blood in the late 80s. Died at 47 in 1990.
apparently there are no youtubes of like an inca but Mr. Soul will do.
"is it strange i should change i don't know, why don't you ask her..."
Helen Thomas says it's not a recession, it's not a financial crisis, it's a depression.
That's my last duchess, painted on the wall...
Awesome, that poem.
stoat | 11.29.08 - 11:40 pm | #
Why Dylan leaves his best tracks off his albums is a true mystery.
The new bootleg series is awesome.
The versions of Someday Baby, Mississippi (take #1), and the live version of High Water (for Charley Patton) are better than the released versions. And that's just for starters.
Xmas gifts from hell/family. Via Eric Orner's "Ethan Green" strip.
Helen Thomas says it's not a recession, it's not a financial crisis, it's a depression.
pay no attention to the crazy old arab lady.
Helen Thomas says it's not a recession, it's not a financial crisis, it's a depression.
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere |
Helen has been a heroine of mine for years.
Stoat, ahem.
Some respect for the grande dame, s'il vous plait.
Bath time. See you later.
The new bootleg series is awesome.
it really, really is.
the deejays on xm/sirius don't say it straight out, but they're basically like: "this is so much better than the shit on the albums!"
95 points scored ou/osu
"apparently there are no youtubes of like an inca but Mr. Soul will do."
inca roads close enuf?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u...h?
v=usC2msFdX94
Some respect for the grande dame, s'il vous plait.
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere
She's terrific. Maybe she live another 20 years and stay as sharp as she is now.
I apologize for running on, BTW.
Some respect for the grande dame, s'il vous plait.
i was paraphrasing anne coulter for comedy's sake.
sorry.
102 points.
Bath time. See you later.
Have you seen this...
http://patriotboy.blogspot.com/2...-take-
bath.html
stoat | 11.29.08 - 11:47 pm | #
Dylan always does that.
The stuff on the bootleg series Vol. 3 (Blind Willie McTell, Foot of Pride) are so much better than some of the songs he left on Infidels.
"95 points scored ou/osu"
102 now.
It's damned near impossible to believe Hendrix was only 26, when he died.
stoat, i'm good
and the ducks creamed the beavers
more than 700 yds
Personally, I loathe humanity. However, here we are. I am a remorseless thug in the service of humanity.
I bet Dick Cheney is good at Resident Evil
Naw, he couldnt even kill a lawyer..
Stoat, mea culpa.
I think the problem is that I don't find Ann Coulter funny.
i was paraphrasing anne coulter for comedy's sake.
Would I be a bad person if I said how much I hate that bitch?
And these, On the Beach, Broken Arrow, Crime in the City, Eldorado, Hey Hey My My, Keep on Rockin in the Free world, Round and Round, Winterlong, Wrecking Ball
(and I like the stuff he did with Buffalo Springfield and CS&N - that is a lot of good music. But his voice? Really not very good. Sometimes a good voice is appreciated by me. Not sure about you. I mean I honestly go through times when I play things like, Sinatra, Jack Jones, Mel Torme, Robert Goulet, John Gary, Al Martino, Peggy Lee, Ella Fitzgerald and the like)
It's damned near impossible to believe Hendrix was only 26, when he died.
MP
And Joplin 27.
1st Rose Bowl game
January 1, 1902
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiki...l-game-
1902.jpg
Terry, this is, essentially, the only picture I have of them.
My cousin was very fond of them, so I think it'll be a very meaningful gift for her. I'll be doing the framing and matting myself.
I think the problem is that I don't find Ann Coulter funny.
Sallyh, Grandmere Poissonniere
I don't find her human.
Nao! dont same the ann word its like saying Beetlejuice three times.
Terry, well that, too.
here's a question for you...
Zimmy is hip again, and the last 3 records have been very good, but I'm convinced that for a long time that he didn't give it all that much thought. One thing that I do know about Dylan is that he's an absolute adherent of knocking things out quickly in the studio - "Blonde on Blonde" took 3 days.And from his debut to "Blood on The Tracks" - a body of work by anyone's standard - he spent less time in the studio than The Beatles spent recording "Sgt. Pepper."
(So I really believe that he just throws it against the wall, and sees what sticks. But yeah, there's an abundance of great stuff on the various "bootleg" re-issues, and that's what used to be so much fun about collecting bootlegs. Dylan, Stones, Beatles, any big act from that era have been better served by bootleggers than they have by their own labels.)/rant
I think the problem is that I don't find Ann Coulter funny.
oh, she definitely wasn't trying to be funny when she said it.
she is a nasty piece of work, to be sure.
"Naw, he couldnt even kill a lawyer.."
There is that little matter of thousands of collateral casualties.
There were few as revered within the industry of musicians as Jimi Hendrix.
ou 61 osu 41
Terry, this is, essentially, the only picture I have of them.
My cousin was very fond of them, so I think it'll be a very meaningful gift for her. I'll be doing the framing and matting myself.
Chris Tucker: GOP Delenda Est!
When I first doing my genealogy in 2000, I started with getting my paternal grandfather's death certificate.
When I found out what cemetery he was buried in, I contacted the cemetery. They sent me a printout of where he was buried and who was buried with him.
It had the name of a contact person. I wrote her. Turns out my granddad was her maternal uncle.
We've been in contact ever since. She's given me much info and MANY photos.
There is that little matter of thousands of collateral casualties.
EkCenTriK
True, but thats why he never went to vietnam, he knew he was a bad shot and wouldnt make it back.
Night, all
Sweet Dreams. I have called - a week ago now - that the Recession/Depression will be less deep and less traumatic than is popularly believed.
The reason is very simple: gas prices. When gas prices nosedived down by $3 a gallon ($1.61 in Muskegon now) it gives EVERYONE who lives close to the margin (mostly everyone) an instant raise.
Better than Bush's phony balony $300 check too.
People will spend money they have. It is as simple as that. If you are a person who lives close to your means, then this is a boon for you.(Buy stocks now)
Peace.
again, mr. buckner... you are most assuredly da man.
This sky display is over for the night, but after dusk tomorrow look to the west at the crescent moon.
About 15 degrees up from it will be two bright objects in the sky. The brighter of the two is Venus, and the dimmer of the pair Jupiter.
bill buckner | 11.29.08 - 11:51 pm | #
Dylan just likes to work quickly. He's not a perfectionist. He likes the spontaneity of it all.
Only a few albums did he take time with. Slow Train Coming (produced by Mark Knoplfer), and Oh Mercy and Time Out of Mind (both produced by Daniel Lanois).
inca roads close enuf?
well that's sort of a whole different animal jdw.
i haven't listened to zappa since i was a kid.
he's from my neck of the woods. called glen burnie the armpit of the world. he was right, as i'm listening i also realize what a great musician he was.
she is a nasty piece of work, to be sure.
stoat
I'll bet she had a shitty childhood.
Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford is a member of the Cherokee Nation, in that he is one-sixteenth Cherokee through his great-grandmother, Susie Walkingstick, who was a full-blooded Cherokee.
seesee | 11.29.08 - 11:55 pm
Er, jack?
Weren't you the one who SWORE Senator Sam Brownback (R-Nutjob) was a Native American when he is not?
Gas prices are going back up the Saudis are already looking for ways to bring it up to 75$ a barrel.
Bradford is believed to be the first Cherokee to start at quarterback for a Division I university since Sonny Sixkiller, a full-blooded Cherokee, who played for the University of Washington during the 1970-72 seasons.
he's from my neck of the woods. called glen burnie the armpit of the world. he was right, as i'm listening i also realize what a great musician he was.
charley
I always said that the three good things I got from my ex were my two kids and an appreciation of Frank Zappa.
called glen burnie the armpit of the world. he was right,
the world has many armpits, but glen burnie/pasadena is assuredly one.
Who cares, jack?
Re: Depression/Recession --
I am not an economist or financial manager by any stretch, but all I can say is it was "busy Saturday" standards when I went to Target this afternoon to buy underwear. (I know how to have fun, let me tell you)
Not mobbed, not "forget it I don't need it that badly" kind of crowd - just busy and fast paced.
Depression has probably already hit, but I think we'll all admit it and feel it about/around June or Sept 09.
And it will, natch, be Obama's fault.
Speaking of Jupiter, with a decent pair of binoculars, and a clear, dark night, you can see the Galilean moons.
I still recall the thrill when I first saw them for myself. This is what Galileo saw that changed the human view of the way the universe worked.
Bradford is believed to be the first Cherokee to start at quarterback for a Division I university since Sonny Sixkiller
Of whom I've often remarked had a completely rocking name for a quarterback.
Zappa was a real genius, great musician, even though I don't like a lot of his lyrics as much as I did when I was younger.
I learn a lot here.
And I certainly get a musical education.
Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford is a member of the Cherokee Nation, in that he is one-sixteenth Cherokee through his great-grandmother, Susie Walkingstick, who was a full-blooded Cherokee.
seesee
IF we could find someone with the requisite skill, my wife's family could reap a bonanza by proving they are Ojibwa Indian.
Her father is 1/4 Native American and my wife then is 1/8.
The problem is the records are hard to find and comb through. My FIL's grandmother's surname was Smoke and she was full-blooded Ojibwa (Chippawa)
If Fred (my FIL) could prove his blood lines he could receive part of the gaming money that is generated in the Indian Casinos in Michigan - probably an initial payment in the five figures and around 9K a year - money they could surely use.
Walmart had a 50 inch Samsung Plasma Tv on sale friday for 799$.
yeah, i think this shopping weekend was a (false) breath of normalcy.
Holy fucking Christ, I could watch that Toby Keith "War on Xmas" video all fucking day. Ihaven't laughed so hard at a Xmas song since the Singing Dogs.
Off to see if it's hit the country charts...
Zappa was a real genius, great musician, even though I don't like a lot of his lyrics as much as I did when I was younger.
Janeane The Acerbic Goblin
Sometimes he could be a bit sexist, but 95% of the time, he was spot on.
again, mr. buckner... you are most assuredly da man.
Bah. I'm just an Old Record Weasel. Pity that I can't make a living at it anymore.
Slow Train Coming (produced by Mark Knoplfer)
That would be Jerry Wexler, although Knopfler played lead. /ORW
"Saudis are already looking for ways to bring it up to 75$ a barrel."
Well if Obama pulls it off, they will be happy to get what they are today.
Chris, Monsieur and I used to love to take the telescopes out to the desert on warm summer nights. We'd go with a bunch of friends, take Mlle and her friends, and relax and revel in the wonder of the skies.
I miss those days. We have to go a lot further now to get away from the light pollution.
Sonny Sixkiller
Of whom I've often remarked had a completely rocking name for a quarterback.
MP
I've always loved the name of the one lady who was a chief.
Wilma Mankiller.
again, mr. buckner... you are most assuredly da man.
stoat
oh yes, oh yes, i would very much like to associate myself with Mr. stoats most observant, yet ingratiating, comments - you could almost say he speaks for me ... and maybe elias - but me fer sure ...
Terry C ♥'s Pres. Obama | 11.30.08 - 12:00 am | #
Some of his subjects were like private jokes for himself, like his love of bad monster movies from the 1950's (Cheepnis is a good example, great music, cheesy lyrics).
i don't think he's done anything GREAT since blood on the tracks.
but one thing i really like is the MTV unplugged series. the bob dylan and nirvana cds are two of my favorites.
Walmart had a 50 inch Samsung Plasma Tv on sale friday for 799$.
ric | 11.29.08 - 11:59 pm | #
"To die for " used to be just words....
With that, I am out.
Bye
(poof)
[lurk]
.
bill buckner | 11.30.08 - 12:01 am | #
You're right. My fault. Oops.
Well if Obama pulls it off, they will be happy to get what they are today.
EkCenTriK
Lets hope he does.
Wilma Mankiller.
Terry C ♥'s Pres. Obama
Yikes. The trash would be taken to the curb every Friday, no questions asked.
They took the whole Cherokee nation
Put us on this reservation
Took away our ways of life
The tomahawk and the bow and knife
Took away our native tongue
And taught their English to our young
And all the beads we made by hand
Are nowadays made in Japan
Cherokee people, Cherokee tribe
So proud to live, so proud to die
Walmart had a 50 inch Samsung Plasma Tv on sale friday for 799$.
ric | 11.29.08 - 11:59 pm | #
"To die for " used to be just words....
rnr
I never thought "Doorbuster Sales" were literal.
charley | 11.30.08 - 12:02 am | #
Must disagree. He's done some great, great stuff since Blood.
But the 80's were abysmal for Dylan. Knocked Out Loaded, Down in the Groove, and Dylan and the Dead were really awful, especially Dylan and the Dead.
Simels reviewed Knocked Out Loaded, and liked Brownsville Girl (the best song on the album, a great Dylan classic), but said the rest was junk.
Some of his subjects were like private jokes for himself, like his love of bad monster movies from the 1950's (Cheepnis is a good example, great music, cheesy lyrics).
Janeane The Acerbic Goblin
I LOVE Japanese monster movies.
And I refer to them as "Japanese cheapness" because of Frank.
i don't think he's done anything GREAT since blood on the tracks.
neither do i, but he's clearly done more worthwhile stuff than we've known about previously.
He's a Canadian, for Chrissakes.
...with a huge estate he live on in CA.
(personally, IMHO, I hate Neil Young's whiny little voice.)
Walmart had a 50 inch Samsung Plasma Tv on sale friday for 799$.
I wonder if people know how much electricity those things use its like 30% more than an LCD TV.
(personally, IMHO, I hate Neil Young's whiny little voice.)
now we're talkin'!
The Ojibwa have maintained great tribal continuity in Michigan and Canada.
How many other states east of the mississippi would it be likely to have DWD's share of indian blood?
(personally, IMHO, I hate Neil Young's whiny little voice.)
LizDexic
One of my brother is a MAJOR Tom Petty fan. Has been since the early 1980s.
Always jokes that the three guys you can sing along with in the shower are Petty, Dylan and Neil Young because you HAVE to sound better than THEY do.
Wal-Mart. Jay Gould wishes he had it so good.
Undercut every retail business in the region, and you'll get anybody to wear a blue vest.
I actually sold off Dylan and the Dead. It's the only Dylan CD I ever got rid of.
JP, i'm lurking too
nothing positive to contribute
jack is boring, as usual.
Munching on some of those roasted garlic ritz crackers [w cheese and some leftover turkey]
Dey bee gurd!
[lurk]
Uh, so what was the deal with the bentonite dust?
Sally, decades ago, I had a little 3" reflector.
Thinking of building a copyscope.
But the 80's were abysmal for Dylan...
But every once in a while there was a...glimmer. Songs like "Clean Cut Kid" or "Silvio" on otherwise totally forgettable albums. But "Dylan & The Dead" IS horrible - even I've gotta draw the line there...
Yeh, didnt bentonite have something to do with anthrax..
I wonder if people know how much electricity those things use its like 30% more than an LCD TV.
BedBug | 11.30.08 - 12:06 am | #
And this too....
http://www.newscientist.com/arti...kers-
soars.html
Some of Dylan's best late-80s work is on "Traveling Wilburys".
"Tweeter and the Monkey Man" is a fucking classic.
"I never thought "Doorbuster Sales" were literal."
Last year we decided to go almost cold turkey. We sent modest gift cards to the various family. We have no children and the outboard family requires little and we know nil on what they want. We deferred on individual gifts in the household opting to taking a vote on a "house gift" that everyone could share. We donated directly to three local charities what we would have spent on the variety of gifts. We are much happier. The outboard family think we are being cheap and were not happy. (We asked them not to send us gifts and suggested they donate as we did). We have recently gotten a couple of "this is the way we always do it and we are not going to change).
This year I am thinking of acing out the outboard family completely.
Some of his subjects were like private jokes for himself, like his love of bad monster movies from the 1950's (Cheepnis is a good example, great music, cheesy lyrics).
Janeane The Acerbic Goblin
Got to see Zappa at the Tower Theater in Upper Darby, PA in 1987.
One dude in his band did a kick ass version of "I Am the Walrus."
I mean cat litter
anyone listen to xm50/sirius29: "the loft"?
franny thomas is so good. please don't squeeze franny out, guys.
To conclude my last comment, everyone thinks it is all about the shopping. The point of the holiday is almost an intrusion.
Let's not get maudlin or anything.
We sent modest gift cards to the various family
I tell my family every year to give me gift cards.
This way, I buy what I like.
And I do the same for them.
"he was right, as i'm listening i also realize what a great musician he was."
don't think the guitar solo is real strong in that clip. i prefer the version from The Best Band You Never Heard in Your Life album. knocks me out.
It's scary that after Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the US officially felt that much more aggressive atomic weapon testing was necessary.
Jesus Christ, obliterating whole cities in a split second wasn't enough for them?
Thanks dusty I dint know that about NF3
...of course, now i have to say that as interesting as the new dylan stuff is, when franny plays (as she is at this moment) "a hard rain's gonna fall" there is no fucking comparison.
bill buckner | 11.30.08 - 12:11 am | #
Silvio is a great song, best song on Down in the Groove. Clean Cut Kid is great, too.
I always forget those Traveling Wilburys albums were in the 1980's. Those are classic, especially Tweeter and the Monkey Man.
Jesus Christ, obliterating whole cities in a split second wasn't enough for them?
Ah, well, they were small cities, you see. Not as big as Moscow or Leningrad or Stalingrad....
unequal_monica_nyc: Uh, so what was the deal with the bentonite dust?
I spilled some cat litter, refilling the freshly-emptied box, and before letting L.E. try to pee in the spilled litter (which he clearly thought was what was required), I quickly grabbed the vacuum. Problem being, the bag was not securely fastened to the suck. 
.
Wish you hadn't said that:
Jesus Christ, obliterating whole cities in a split second wasn't enough for them?
Now I got to mathematically model that.
because you HAVE to sound better than THEY do
I prefer my musicians to sound better than me, and my presidents to be smarter than me
One of my brother is a MAJOR Tom Petty fan.
The tour(s) Dylan did with The Heartbreakers are some of the wildest, without-a-net rock 'n roll that I've ever heard, and I've been collecting this shit for years. A real crime that none of it ever came out commercially. (Probably Albert Grossman's fault, he speculated without evidence..)
Dylan's worst were...
Self Portrait
Knocked Out Loaded
Down in the Groove
Dylan and the Dead
Under the Red Sky
Planet Waves sucked too, but some like it.
Petty, Dylan and Neil Young
Mark Knofler and the lead singer of the BoDeans would have to be included...
janeane, if you're trying to pick an argument you'll have to do better than that.
those all sucked.
I spilled some cat litter, refilling the freshly-emptied box, and before letting L.E. try to pee in the spilled litter (which he clearly thought was what was required), I quickly grabbed the vacuum. Problem being, the bag was not securely fastened to the suck.
Damn. I hate when that kind of shit happens.
Did you get rid of the dust cloud?
Some of Dylan's best late-80s work is on "Traveling Wilburys".
And I LOVE this!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s...h?
v=sHtQCUOr4lw
unequal_monica_nyc: Did you get rid of the dust cloud?
Yeah, but it took a while. Opened the balcony door, and put a box fan in the opening.
.
I spilled some cat litter, refilling the freshly-emptied box, and before letting L.E. try to pee in the spilled litter (which he clearly thought was what was required), I quickly grabbed the vacuum. Problem being, the bag was not securely fastened to the suck.
.
Jeffraham Prestonian
Oh, shit!
stoat | 11.30.08 - 12:19 am | #
That list was Dylan's WORST albums.
I didn't say best work.
"The Man Trap" is showing on "my 30"!
.
stoat | 11.30.08 - 12:19 am | #
Or do you mean that you don't think Dylan did anything good after Blood on the Tracks, and I didn't answer you properly?
I thought Dylan's "born again Christian" period was embarrassing.
well, one thing i'm finding is a lot of youtube you save as faves get canceled.
but anyway, if you don't like neil's whiny voice you can listen to freddie edder.
even dylan knows he can't do what he did in the beginning. it was something that came thru him, i heard it from the horses mouth on 60 minutes.
Yeah, but it took a while. Opened the balcony door, and put a box fan in the opening.
Brrr! Time for something hot to drink.
"The Man Trap" is showing on "my 30"!
A sockdologizing man trap?
i'm in trouble. a mouse was just messin' with my blankets and i have no idea where it is now.
eek!
Terry C ♥'s Pres. Obama | 11.30.08 - 12:22 am | #
I dig Slow Train Coming a lot. Saved is rescued (didn't want to use the obvious pun) by Dylan and his band's performances. The material isn't great, but Dylan has so much passion on that album that it works.
Shot of Love, however, was pretty bad. That was the first Dylan album I ever bought. It has two great songs, The Groom's Still Waiting at the Altar and Every Grain of Sand.
Planet Waves sucked too, but some like it.
Aw, c'mon - "Wedding Song" STILL makes me cry...
The WORST Dylan album - and the only one never to have been on CD AFAIK - is "Dylan" - a collection of half-finished demos that Columbia released as punishment after he jumped to Elektra for one album. It inspired one of my favorite Robert Christgau lines of all-time: "It's kind of like watching Ryan Duren pitch without glasses."
but anyway, if you don't like neil's whiny voice you can listen to freddie edder.
I like Eddie Vedder.
{{{Jeffraham}}}
twilight zone, tonight'
castro gtuy
go there and help me tomorrow
i'm in trouble. a mouse was just messin' with my blankets and i have no idea where it is now.
eek!
ina, happy
You haz kitteh?
MP: A sockdologizing man trap?
More "salt-vampire-of-M-113" type.
.
bill buckner | 11.30.08 - 12:25 am | #
I never heard "Dylan". It's never been released on CD in the US.
I know about it, though, that it's supposed to be awful.
janeane, i agree with you that all the albums you listed sucked, beyond redemption.
the recent releases make it clear that dylan has done decent stuff since "blood on the tracks," but a lot of it hasn't seen the light of day until now.
are we agreed?
or aggrieved?
I like Eddie Vedder.
Terry C ♥'s Pres. Obama | 11.30.08 - 12:25 am | #
Has anyone ever thought to tell him that the lyrics to a song are supposed to make sense - even minimally?
.
well, one thing i'm finding is a lot of youtube you save as faves get canceled.
Yep. It's annoying.
veoh has a lot of the old Twilight Zone epis. But not all of them. They only have selected ones from 59-61, and haven't added any in months.
♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ Sallyh! ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥
Whazzup?
.
The WORST Dylan album - and the only one never to have been on CD AFAIK - is "Dylan" - a collection of half-finished demos that Columbia released as punishment after he jumped to Elektra for one album.
Three words: "Drunken Ira Hayes"...
You haz kitteh?
Terry C ♥'s Pres. Obama |
no.
and i've often said that, for me, there's a pretty thin line separating mice and cats as houseguests. and until now, i've said one thing that a mouse has in its favor is that it doesn't jump up on my bed...
oh, i don't think i'll be doing much sleeping tonight!
MP: veoh has a lot of the old Twilight Zone epis. But not all of them. They only have selected ones from 59-61, and haven't added any in months.
Have you checked at cbs.com?
.
holy crap. i never thought that whole six-pack of two hearted would disappear completely this evening.
i guess i better stay up with you guys a while this evening, or i'll be hatin' life tomorrow.
Has anyone ever thought to tell him that the lyrics to a song are supposed to make sense - even minimally?
.
It's just me again!
Don't always have to make sense.
"Stairway to Heaven" and "Bohemian Rhapsody" don't make any sense.
Most of Cream's lyrics don't make any sense.
You haz kitteh?
Terry C ♥'s Pres. Obama |
no.
If you haz mice, you needz to gets kitteh.
stoat | 11.30.08 - 12:26 am | #
I agree that a lot of great stuff is finally being released on the bootlegs.
The outtakes from Shot of Love are fantastic (Angelina, Need a Woman).
But I do like Dylan's last 3 albums a lot, especially Time Out of Mind, which can stand alongside anything he's done.
The acoustic albums are great, too.
Oh Mercy is good, but a bit overrated, methinks.
Street Legal is an underrated masterpiece.
I thought Dylan's "born again Christian" period was embarrassing.
Terry C ♥'s Pres. Obama
no, that was freak'n great. some of those songs really kick ass. you gotta serve sombody...
dylan became a born again about the time i did, at the time i didn't like the music...
Forever Young
veoh has a lot of the old Twilight Zone epis. But not all of them. They only have selected ones from 59-61, and haven't added any in months.
MP
My very favorite Twilight Zone is from 1964, "Night Call."
I have it on DVD.
I had an ABSURD amount of live Dylan stuff of various vintages, if any of you are so inclined.
Janeane - I must put together a nice Van package for you one of these days...
Has anyone ever thought to tell him that the lyrics to a song are supposed to make sense - even minimally?
potato wave!
bill buckner | 11.30.08 - 12:31 am | #
I'm becoming a Van completist. Just picked up What's Wrong with this Picture? (great stuff), Enlightenment, and The Healing Game.
sheet.
holy crap. i never thought that whole six-pack of two hearted would disappear completely this evening.
I bought one tonight for tomorrow evening's football game. It'll be neat to drink!
hulu has all of the Arrested Development series. I spent a long couple of weekends and watched them all.
Jeffraham, just hanging with Monsieur and the cats and the dog, watching Caddyshack and missing Maddy.
There is an overnight thread due north of here.
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Don't always have to make sense.
"Stairway to Heaven" and "Bohemian Rhapsody" don't make any sense.
Most of Cream's lyrics don't make any sense.
Terry C ♥'s Pres. Obama
Nonsensical lyrics contribute nothing. Why not just make gutteral noises for 3 minutes? I imagine Stairway to Heaven would have been just as good in Chinese - perhaps better?
.
twiliggt zone is where it;s f
"Bohemian Rhapsody"
newton faulkner.
saw this one with da gurlz the other nite.
loved it.
Has anyone ever thought to tell him that the lyrics to a song are supposed to make sense - even minimally?
.
It's just me again!
please, he's a fuck'n genius.
oh, i don't think i'll be doing much sleeping tonight!
ina, happy
Well, if you have a mouse running around at least you know there are no snakes in your room =)
My very favorite Twilight Zone is from 1964, "Night Call."
Is that the one with the murderous nurse?
silly Atrios, we all know Dick can't shoot straight
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