Edie

I am hoping to come Saturday.... fingers crossed!

Do you mean his jokes seemed old, or he seemed old?

My $.02: *Loved the show -- martin and baldwin were hilarious. Loved the bit where they were in bed together. Jake and I had a big laugh over that one this morning *The Clooney thing seemed contrived though -- but there was not "anger" per se *The acceptance speeches were mostly great, though I HATE when they cut people off *I also thought it was very odd that there was mention of Michael Jackson who was maybe in one feature film (The Wiz if memory serves) yet none of Farrah who was in several (though mostly terrible films) and certainly was more of an actress *Loved the John Hughes tribute

Fun review. I think your dorkiness is quite entertaining Welcome to the board!

The classic argument here is the Paul Newman loss for "The Verdict", which was arguably his best performance in his career, then winning with "The Color of Money". It was clearly a "career Oscar" x2 It's one of my favorite performances in any movie ever.

It's now in the "news" section on Wilco world (I didn't see anyone else point that out....)

Sandra Bullock was terrific in Crash, but so was everyone else in that movie.

That picture is also kinda hawt. Good for them. So what, they are supposed to just get their medals and go home? This is the beauty of team sports, you get to celebrate together.

Hell is Chrome is brilliant. I also think that Radio Cure done by POB would be killer.

I'll bet there is a kids curling camp in Europe somewhere.

Holy crap this game is exciting.

The Uptown

got $875? I actually think its cheap. Plus I'll get to wear a hat!

It looks like we are going to the Derby in 2011 (in a box no less) and I think that's going to wipe out the money to be spent traveling to see horse races, sadly. I need to win the lottery to finance all of this.

Ha -- thrilled you saw the thread. I frankly forgot about it Maybe you will get lucky and get tickets even for the infield. I wish I could get there. I almost don't care who wins as long at the trip is safe for both horses. I am a biiiig Rachel fan -- the way she swept through her races last year was amazing. A couple of her runs were just off the charts. Zenyatta is also a very special horse, but I will be rooting for Rachel!

Woo hoo!! Are you going??

Really? I didn't remember this at all. So I did a little research and found this (one of many similar links)

Is Rick Hanson one of these guys? If not, I vote for all three.

Thanks for posting this. While I didn't check WilcoBase, the songs that are in bold have not been on regular rotation for the last couple tours as I recall. I did not highlight any song on their record; they are supporting it now. Deeper Down has been played pretty infrequently. Broken Arrow is a cover. I just hope we don't get into this after every show That being said, I am not a big fan of the Hate it Here/Walken/ITMWLY triplet.

So how was Broken Arrow? It's pretty awesome that they are playing it.

No way!! I'm so sorry to hear it -- you guys make such a nice couple

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Whatever. You get my point.

So the US subsidiary of BP cannot contribute its shareholder money to the political candidates it thinks will be best suited to its interests, but ALCOA can? I call bullshit. I can tell you I will be voting with my invested dollars. Companies who invest in candidates I disagree with and who I do not want elected will lose my money. I encourage others to do the same, as long as this is allowed (which hopefully will not be long).

What kind of multi-national conglomerate did we worry about during the drafting of the consitution? It took about 100 years for it to become a concern, so much so that it was dealt with by the Supremes. I find it hard to believe that the founding fathers would approve of this.