Lammycat

A few. A few nips.

Thanks!

Yeah, mines fine now. Maybe it was just the two quiet openers.

And less shitting on each other.

Yes.

I'm getting the photos with firefox on a mac.

Kind of a quiet feed. Not just because of ST, either. Still a bonus getting it, though.

yes.

They're so stiff on stage. Lighten up fellas....

Anybody getting video or just the audio?

First song: Sunken treasure

Jean Genie with ethereal bliss overdubs. Not too shabby.

This post was a little "pitchy," dog.

You people realize you'll miss American Idol tonight, right? Just saying. You people.

oooh, dueling threads.

I don't think the stream is running yet. Patience, my precious.

Great news, Beltman. We were close to naming one of our boys Zander. I like saying it. All my boys were 9 lb., 9 oz. or bigger and they're all good snow plowers, too.

"Massive."

The key words/phrases: "burly" and "pending a physical." It'd be nice to see him re-gain some of his former pitching self. I hope he does well.

Can't download the flash player. Damn.

Nationals signed LHP Odalis Perez to a minor league contract and invited him to spring training. Rangers signed second baseman Ian Kinsler to a five-year, $22 million contract with a club option for 2013. Cardinals signed LHP Ron Villone to a minor league contract and invited him to spring training. Mariners signed outfielder Bubba Crosby to a minor league contract. http://www.rotoworld.com/content/home_MLB.aspx Cubs sign Alex Cintron to minor-league deal: http://www.suntimes.com/sports/baseball/cu...n021808.article

1997-99 versions could get pretty out there, too. The one from the Fillmore sticks out in my mind, as does the one where JT seems a little cocked and the song has some pretty bizarre moments in it. I think the unpredictability of the tune on a given night was what made them so fun to hear. Easily in my top 5 of Wilco tunes, too.

I've read that he's been received anywhere between indifferently and well and that he's been very fair. Raul's been running the show for awhile, as we know, but he's no spring chicken at age 77, either.

On the one hand I respect the guy for being contrite. On the other hand, his contrition comes from being forced into a corner to tell the truth because of his trainer's statements in the Mitchell Report of Pettitte's HGH use in 2002. He stated then (Dec.2007) that it was a one-time occurrence. He wasn't telling the truth then as we've now found out after later having to admit to another occasion (2004) that he injected himself with HGH because he was under oath. I think he's done himself some good with damage control by openly answering questions about his usage and being apologetic, tho

Not to minimize your point with a seemingly trivial comparison, but it seems as if idiot fans running onto the field during MLB games has decreased since networks collectively stopped showing the disruptions. I have no evidence to back this up; just a fan's perspective. While I think it's important and obviously a big part of the "story" to reveal who is responsible (and if possible "why"), it's catering to the wishes (in some cases) of the perpetrator in having a biography on them as the lead to the story. Does the coverage or expected/anticipated coverage encourage an already confused mind