Noted.
Hey, I wanted to thank you for turning me and brenna on to The Decemberists. It has gotten to the point where I crave Picaresque constantly.
First off, those magnetic car ribbons make me want to hurt myself. Somebody's making buckets of money from people who missed the point. Also, I vote for option 1.
Second, I listened to some Decemberists (the one that looks like WWI) at a music store about half a year ago and wasn't digging it. But I can't seem to escape them being mentioned everywhere I go. Is there some 'starter album' for the Decemberists, so I can ease in and get all the references? Please?
JON
Put up your dingdang pictures from APE already
GEEZ
Star Trek fans being what they are, it's entirely possible that the "troops" that he wants you to "support" are currently occupying Deneb IV, having "liberated" it from "Federation oppression".
Oh, dear, Jon. Your confusion at the notion of a jingoistic Star Trek fan indicates that you didn't grow up in the South. Yes, the American South is the home of a lot of terrible, terrible people, and some of them like Star Trek.
I don't think any of them like the Decemberists, though. Their loss.
I am just tickled that (a) the Decemberists are getting more listened-to and (b) Tycho showed up
Good night, internet!
Patriotic. For our troops. In space. Fighting Klingons.
Oh yes! I'm a wonderful addition to any forum thread! Not to mention soup, steak, etc.
I dunno. Usually I prefer garlic to, well, you know. //People.// But then that's just me. *insert appropriate emoticon here*
Kelly's suggestion had not occurred to me before. It's gaining mental traction by the minute.
Then there's deliberate irony. Star Trek fans are capable of that.
I saw a car the other day that had a Jesus fish and a Darwin fish, placed nose to nose, with a heart symbol above them, implying they were kissing.
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