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Seriously? You'll be "disappointed"? And do what, not buy it? Will you dislike the music because you dislike the title? Whatever. It's a fucking album title. If they call it Wilco, Presented By Volkswagen, then go ahead and be "disappointed," but otherwise...

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November 12, 1983

When I went to lunch there was a Dave Matthews cover of a Neil Young song on the radio, and it made me want to hurt people.

Huh. This might not suck.

Don't you mean "ray-hee-aaaiiiiinnnn"?

Fine choices all. Fixed

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I'm having a hard time believing that you'd never seen that before. I see it that way far more than without the parenthetical.

"Highy"

Too bad they didn't listen to Byron Dorgan in 1999...

I was thinking that now's the time for their inevitable self-titled album: Wilco.

RIP George Kell Though not a Tigers fan, growing up in Michigan meant that Kell's voice was part of the soundtrack of my adolescence. He and Al Kaline made for a great broadcast team.

It is that easy in Windowsland -- if you have Adobe Acrobat. I can't guarantee that it's the best way, but it's probably the easiest.

OK, some observations... 1. Your company should not buy expensive pre-printed letterhead stationery. That's one of the many tasks for which headers/footers in Word are well suited. If you have a color printer, you can make your letters look just as good as the pre-printed stuff. If you don't, then you should get used to having monochrome logos on your correspondence. 2. When you're stuck printing to expensive pre-printed letterhead stock, this sort of thing is handled most easily through the use of margins and/or headers/footers. How you set them up depends on whether pages beyond the firs

I thought the Wolverines put up a pretty good fight against Oklahoma. Never thought they had a chance of winning, but it was good to see them keep it close for as long as they did. They clearly don't have an answer for a player like Blake Griffin. Hopefully this year's respectable showing will aid Beilein's recruiting.

No particular reason. I just think ol' Foghorn needs some representation around here.

That's optimism. I'm a White Sox fan.

Them's fightin' words 'round these parts.

If you have to ask, you don't wanna know.

"Back In Your Head" - Tegan & Sara Seconded x 1,000,000

The beginning of the Tigers' annual slow descent to the bottom of the division?

It is a fantastic record. Personally, I would choose something different for "greatest record ever," but I have no problem with your choice.

Thanks for the link. The song's actually called "People Got A Lotta Nerve," but I always think of it as "Maneater" myself.