Mr. Kinsley

The last thing he brought up was whether Kerry was in Skull & Bones in college just like W. Doesn't really seem like something conservatives would be squashing. He was totally looking to create a scene and get tasered - which is exactly why they shouldn't have. Just drag him out by his ankles... then taser him in the parking lot.

We're Red Eyed and I Got You played back to back? That was my idea!!!!* *Yeah, I know. I probably wasn't alone on that one.

To the 5 remaining soldiers who wrote this; please get out safely and run for elected office ASAP.

Carlota

Teh boys in Wilco are quite familiar with Mr. Eggers.

I'm just glad to know disinterested poseurs isn't just an LA thing!

Now the question is, how do I get into dimeadozen? Seems to be "full."

QUOTE(a.miller @ Sep 6 2007, 04:44 PM) A very small crack pipe. Slightly spicy, like pepperoni, but much softer and more tender. There. Fixed it for you.

It really would've been funny had that been an option.

I'll be over here in the corner if anyone needs me. Carry on.

I got $5 says that contraption ends up on the next Wilco album. Mike must be salivating!

Sam 70 - that list is hilarious! I especially love some of their comments in parens. I edited it down to just the really funny/curious choices and put my commentary in blue: Bands to watch out for Ravi Shankar Wilco - VW Bugs are apparently gay. Who knew? Bjork (mb) Ghostface Killah - I really don't think they have to worry too much about this or any other of the rap artists Cole Porter The String Cheese Incident Eagles of Death Metal Polyphonic Spree The Faint Interpol Twisted Sister (jj) Tegan and Sara The Grateful Dead (drugs too) - Yeah, that Jerry the Fairy. The do have a "bea

F'ing fantastic! By the way, on the pictures brettac1, I've found a new SAB and

Oooh! Totally off topic, but the daaaang! picture from above, for those who don't know, is from the fantastic webcomic Toothpaste for Dinner. Equally as fantastic is Drew's wife's comic Natalie Dee, and the comic that they pair up to do titled Married to the Sea. Didn't feel right to use the pic without a shoutout.

Yeah, but it's such a social event. It makes it so much better to share it with somebody. I envy your ability to fearlessly face soloness. I knew I should have gone up there! I will be checking that out posthaste! Thanks! Y'know... when I read the set list at the beginning of this little thread, I wasn't paying very close attention. I saw Wishful thinking listed and thought 'Hmm. I don't remember that one. That must have been when the aisle in front of me was filled with enough people to fill the city of Monrovia and I was too distracted/bored by the song.' Well at least now I l

So you were the guy with the metronome and the notebook! Yeah, I'm rather late to the party here, but I was out of town shortly after the show so haven't been able to check in here. Sorry, but this is long so my apologies ahead of time. Of my only 3 problems with the show, 2 had nothing to do with the band. 1- The (lack of) Company Never, ever, under any circumstance go to a concert by yourself. You feel dumb. You look dumb. You have no one to turn to and say, "Can you believe that Nels just did that!" Everyone I know that likes Wilco (read: 2 people) were either busy or had to go with

This should help illuminate her logic:

I'll be there! I'll be the guy wearing this shirt.

I couldn't possibly do any better than that. Hope you had a great birthday anyways, Jeff.

Actually, according to Wikipedia, it already exists. "sarcastic comments on the Internet with an emoticon; or surround them with a made-up markup language tag, e.g. *sarcasm*, or . Writers in the UK and some other countries have adopted the use of (!) (An exclamation mark in parentheses) following speech in which sarcasm or irony is perceptible via the tone of voice, a punctuation mark which is very regularly seen in subtitles."

Despite my earlier post I'd have to agree with Leo as well... but since you're already taking the pills, talk to somebody (ie: a doctor) first before you go off of them.

I'm not familiar with SSRI, or really any meds to speak of, but I think it'd be a mistake to unilaterally stop taking perscriptions without consulting your doctor. Letting them know that that's how you feel about it is a valid concern, but I don't think this is an area you want to be tinkering with on your own. Then again, listening to random personal advice on a rock band fan site isn't always a good idea either! OK, that I'm kidding about, but seriously talk to your counselors/doctors/whomever... that's what they're there for.

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