cryptique

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Apparently, he never supported it in the first place. clicky

Voxtrot. They got a lot of love around here a while back, and they deserved it.

Yup.

I doubt the Department of Homeland Security will allow him into the U.S. to tour.

...for operating a firecrotch without a license.

Watch Harold and Kumar, but don't expect it to be something you'll want to watch hundreds of times.

Aren't they usually stored at room temperature? They'll probably be good for quite a while in the fridge.

You reminded me that I haven't heard "Laughing" in far too long.

First on that list: Bachman Turner Overdrive. Not far behind: Three Dog Night.

I even ordered it in the same color. I could have bought a dozen cheesy old shirts. Somehow I stopped myself at three.

This is a dream come true. I had this one back in the '70s.

If you're talking about Iowa City, don't let that hold you back. I love that town. Yeah, it's a bit out of the way, but it's a good place. Not too far from Chicago when you need an escape ... and Gabe's Oasis brings in some pretty good bands. If you're talking about Ames, though ... well, I can't really comment, but I think stardog lives in Ames. I loved rural Iowa. I really miss it sometimes.

Never underestimate the ability of "black box" voting machines to steal elections.

Shit, it's mandatory for all of Michigan ... I think there's a state law or something. Although you can get away with loving a Nugent tune or that one song by Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels, if Seger's not your thing.

I haven't seen it myself -- I entered "I Love a Rainy Night" +rape +scene as a Yahoo search and came up with this. Sounds interesting ... I'll have to check it out.

Maybe Particles of Truth?

Plus, four of the Keating Five were Democrats. (The other one: John McCain.)

It's the wig.

What, no Dan Rostenkowski?

Who is it?

Yup. Although, to be fair, just about anything > Bright Eyes.

Correct. Incorrect.