Spawn's dad

cool

hmmm. having played ball for 17 years as a kid/young adult. coaching and continuing to play throughout my adulthood I think you can attribute whatever skills you'd like to PKs the simple fact is that its an silly way to end a match.

oh. i took the question to be more biological in origin.

i hadn't realized you hadn't heard it. oy. PM on the way

perhaps bold in including YHF in the same sentence as master of puppets

Louie is afraid of Grim

isn't von freeman about 100?

If someone likes this they like to listen to people dying. nice work LouieB

this is a great album. I think you're way off the mark.

shrug. i find it hard to take anything seriously that ends on a penalty kick. watching all that and having it end that way left we with the feeling of wanting my afternoon back.

the elevator is broke?

you got some last night?

what's the public transportation situation?

it's pretty awesome that the media is finally grasping the idea that pitchers probably take more shit than hitters.

it was a joke dude. if the yankees are the most hated, that are clearest also amongst the most beloved. there you go. I just need to read down sometimes

funny, but what I've seen they draw more or as much as anyone, and they unmerchandise everyone by far. if it were my business and that's what you consider hated I'd take it.

white sox on the fast track to becoming the most hated team in baseball. as a yankee fan I appreciate the effort. brilliant stuff.

I'll read 'em twice. and if someone bumps last year's from the archives I'll read those too.

I hope it's just wilco fans who make tweedy seem like jackass and not that he actually becomes that ridiculously preoccupied with one person

he got peanut butter on his chocolate

no one ever accussed Keruac of actually understanding Buddhism. In fact, Kerouac was deeply wounded that Gary Snyder didn't recognize him as 'attaining' any understanding. He had a fascination, but no real practice and no level of self control to even properly approach a dedicated practice.

that's a tough question a good general primer is Kornfield's a path with heart. if you're interested in reading the actual word's of the Buddha , my teacher Bhikkhu Bodhi's anthology is excellent. It's called In the words of the Buddha . better yet, poke around at www.accesstoinsight.org or http://www.abhayagiri.org/index.php/main/books. Both have about a million free books which are more than enough for one to get enlightened, or at least figure out what kinds of books they like to read