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Yeah, I am.

Good for us

"If Tweedy would play this acoustic" version Capo 5. Relevant chords: [D]: [D9sus6]: [Dmaj7]: [D7]: -2- -0- -2- -2- -3- -0- -2- -1- -2- -2- -2- -2- -0- -0- -0- -0- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- [Em7add#9]: -2- -3- -0- -2- --- --- [Gmaj7] -2- -3- -0- -0- -2- --- [D9sus4/F#] -0- -3- -0- -0- -0- -2- [Em7] -0- -3- -0- -0- -2- -0- .. When you play the D chord, it's nice to hammer on the high E to get that 2 to 3 movement...see acoustic Panthers (Proving Death Again) for what I'm talking about... [D] [D9sus6] On and on and on we’ll stay together yeah

Creeeeeeeeeepy. But it uncannily fits.

Being that Tweedy IS 40, I would find that an almost natural conclusion to make...

If you don't want to smoke, use that time to listen to Sky Blue Sky 2.5 times. If you want to smoke, make sure the pack lasts long enough to listen to Sky Blue Sky 2.5 times.

He also loves recording with Fender Pro Juniors...

Eli Whitney. You obviously need to save the cotton gin before you can even sew the damn thing.

According to the one Bodies exhibit, you lose 2 hours and 20 minutes of your life with every pack you smoke. So you can fit 2.5 listens of Sky Blue Sky in each pack of cigarettes you smoke...

Too bad I'm not legal yet to enjoy his writings...

Nothing except drunk teenagers happens here. I'm whining because something needs to happen...?

Give me a good day or so and I can put up how it would probably be played acoustic...if that's what you're looking for. I have it figured out except for the bridge...there's so many non-chordal tones it's ridiculous.

It's a damn shame how some of the cooler people in this world, in fact, are delusional.

Dang, how can I convert this DivX thing to an Ipod-friendly format?

:):):) I am so there. I think there should be a preconcert Canes meetathon for use VC folks, but that's me.

It looks like a Springsteen style beard. He takes from good people.

To be honest I'm freakin' worried about OSU. Tresselball honestly aggravates me sometimes. Last year was fine, thanks to the good amount of experience/talent on the field, but with no experience, we're a little doomed from the start.

His ghost will come back to lead us to win!...or maybe. Honestly I'm surprised we're ranked 10... But with the sweater vest: we can do no wrong.

But for many it's a legitimate excuse. For those who haven't moved around it becomes much harder to leave...I for one have lived in Columbus my whole life and I've even loathed leaving home for vacation. I can't really imagine leaving here...unless it is for England : Do you seriously expect 100-odd ill-trained police officers in hurricane rescue to be able to deal with the enormity of the problem caused by Katrina? I would seriously doubt it. That's where the federal government has to step in, where it's massive powers can come into play, and show the true strength of the United Stat

Man, I need to find a camera to take a picture...I have this Wilco hat that looks so old and beaten up...

You also have to understand that people who grew up there are less likely to just pack their bags and move out. That's the only place they've known, and they'll be damned if a storm tries to kick them out of the only home they've ever known. Every outsider to NO probably would just consider it another patch of land. But if you're from New Orleans, it's much more than just a patch of land doomed to suffer from storms. It's a culture, it's a legitimately living and breathing thing. You're considerably less inclined to leave when you leave your entire past - going past the jazz club, for exa

I'll deal, it was a good performance at least.

The sound is pretty tight. Glenn's snare is pretty crazy high in the mix. Just his snare, not anything else from the drumset. Not that I'm complaining.

He would read/participate while getting himself some reverse cowgirl action. obv

DAMN THE TECTONIC PLATES