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They do sell out, actually. Often. That's why they can charge what they're charging.

From GDTSTOO on summer/fall tix: "Tuesday & Wednesday, October 1 & 2, 2013, The Pearl @ The Palms Casino in Las Vegas, NV. General Admission tickets are available for $94.00. Balcony tickets are available for $84.00. The first mail in date for these performances is Wednesday, April 17, 2013. Friday, Saturday & Sunday, October 4, 5, 6, 2013 at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, CA. Pit and reserved tickets are available for $74.75. The first mail in date for these performances is April 22, 2015." There were other shows at a little cheaper on the slated tours but christ this is g

Out with it.

Justice would include putting the person in a room alone with 2 bombs and whatever happens, happens. Dude killed 3 people, including an 8 yr old kid and caused a bunch more to become amputees.

Ditto on some of my first tapes. Felt Forum shows, too, from Dec. Bobby losing his voice on the NFA screams at the end of the tune= awesomeness.

Nope. I just think it's a silly argument. The guy advanced the runner and also put himself in scoring position.

Screw that. Threw the opponent off.

...and he advanced Kinsler to 2nd and was safe at first himself! Good move.

Crock-less pots

These things are like $250-300 on Amazon. I look like Paul McCartney to you or something?! We're talking about BREAD here.

Cool. Will investigate further. Thanks.

Rockies vs Mets game here got called due to snow. Instead, they are playing a double-header today. In snow.

Well, I likely won't use one by then but I'll still take the under.

Speaking of similar, I'm interested in purchasing a bread machine. One of those that can make decent pizza dough, too. Suggestions for a decent one at a decent price?

I think NOJ is referring to cooking a frozen pizza at home. You know, directly on rack= crispier as opposed to on a baking sheet= softer crust. Either way, he's looking at 14-16 minutes.

Heard an interesting take on the radio last week about how it's, generally, more difficult to wrap up a no hitter for a pitcher than to wrap up a perfect game. This came from no-hitter king Nolan Ryan, but it was an interesting take nonetheless. The theory being that when closing out a perfect game you are facing the bottom of the order as opposed to, possibly and usually, facing the heart of the batting order at the end of a no-hitter (due to a walk or 2 or 3).

Exactly. You should hear the stunned and bewildered buzz when I play Midnight Moonlight, too!

Ha! It was at home last night. I do have to make a quick dash to the volume on the Promethean Board whenever a particular part in Wharf Rat comes on at school, though....

Was re-listening to Brent's last "Far From Me" from Tinley Park, IL (7.22.90) a few days before he died. Second round of the chorus he sings "....this song's my last fucking song for you, bitch!" You can almost feel a collective cringe from the other guys on stage.

I listen to gdradio.net through my Promethean Board at work whenever the students are out of the room (and sometimes when they're present;)) so I don't get to choose, which is a blessing sometimes. I like that they, save for the re-airing of Gans' show, play complete shows.

That guy was alright. Loved him in one of the best movies ever made: It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World. Certainly an inspiration to a lot of comics.

Yes!

"I'm so excited I can hardly breathe," Branan told MLive.com. ruht roh!

So the NL should adopt the DH, eh? I like the sac bunt. A nice option to advance runners. Good for NL pitchers that are hitting, too.

Lookin' back, I bet she wishes she could just turn the page and move on with her life.