Atticus

for those 'on the right' celebrants, whose death would cause such merriment?

Planned Parenthood employee

Ellie and I have had similar reactions to the overwhelming political coverage of the week.

watch your ass, Pope!

I just finished listening in the car to all of Michael Connelly's stuff, which was a perfect combo of entertaining but not too cerebral (I can't do dense audiobooks and focus on driving). Need a new author to try in a similar vein.

I forgot that guy existed (Savage).

I was dining at the local fried chicken establishment yesterday and they had the live Trump press conference on.  I simply could not look away.

The right thing to do is to allow a nominee to be presented to the Senate and the Senate will vote.  

I don't want to spontaneously send unwitting pigs into the air, but you and I absolutely agree on something.

When did they add the parenthetical? It's catchy.

surprised at how good Master of None is.  I really have not cared for the stand-up I've seen of his, but that show is funny.

I started to post something about something but then I didn't.

The piece in the Voice is so beside the point. Since the primaries are still in full swing everyone can certainly think Hillary is a hack and that Bernie is the future (actually I'm voting for him because he seems to be the distant past which seems so much more attractive than the recent past.) So let's see how this all shakes out and then everyone has to decide on a whole new game come this summer. You all know the drill.

 

LouieB

I found the article to be sitting squarely atop several important points with its balls dangling proudly over the side.

This Village Voice by Holly Wood is pretty much where I come down on the Clinton/Sanders culture war

That was fantastic

I did not see a single commercial that elicited an LOL.  Granted, uverse cut off our service with about 7:00 minutes left in the fourth quarter, so I missed out from that point until Peyton was talking about drinking beer.

Clapton is perfectly capable and a good writer. I just don't think he's one of the best blues players. Very predictable, but he pays respectable homage to his predecessors.

Some of his arrangements are great. The solos in Cocaine are phenomenally textured and I love his work on Lay Down Sally. I just find his blues playing fairly ordinary.

First time I saw Trucks really get after a song I thought "I'll never do that" and "you just don't do that with a slide". I don't know Trucks' material very well at all but I would love to watch the guy.

I guess the no posting Wilco performances rule is still out to lunch.

Glad to hear that about Mad Dogs. Been on the fence, mostly bc of the cheesy ads

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how many coins did you find?

not a damn one.

The Worricker Trilogy, thanks to Tom.  Fantastic.

I wonder if NOJ has met any nice hookers lately.

my daughter had 5 poopy diapers yesterday.  

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I doubt they just threw him in a body of water.

pics?

 

when did Reeves join the band? I guess that Thompson left?

The Internet tells me 2012-ish.  That's who played with them when we saw them at ACL in 2013.