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Now let's burn this motha down!!

Wow... I'm guessing we were on the same page?

I just quit my job so that I can follow this tour! (NOTE: not really but hope to catch at least one day. looking at MN!)

Hope you have a great one, Cryptique. I'll have a Bell's in your honor today.

steppenwolf theatre. Whatever they are showing. Went again tonight and was amazed at the talent.

We just went and saw Tracey Lett's newest play "Superior Donuts". Nothingsevergonnastandinmyway closed the play. A very fitting end to this play.

I'm almost positive that Bride's brother-in-law is correct. I also like MB idea of the ribbon in honor.

That does not look good at all. And Farley's brother? c'mon. I find Moore a bit on the irritating side but he has made some great films. To Beltmann's point, I don't see a huge audience for this. Maybe people who think Bill O'Reilly is funny? Or, at least Bill O'Reilly. He'll think this is the best movie ever.

Love that one. Side note: How in the hell do you listen to so much music? I envy you.

Why wouldn't they just share a full blown photo of said Bigfoot? If such a creature existed, and these backwards ass dipshits shot one, there should be significant repurcussions. Luckily, I don't buy this shit.

Real funny, asshole.

I just looked at yours and Sir Stewarts but I don't have a reason/excuse. Ok?

Happy b-day buddy! You make this a better place to post stuff.

I've never had one but this is apparently very newsworthy. I may have to try one. Fatburger to beautiful Orland Park, IlliNOISE!

Glenn Kotche is one of the few drummers that are a differentiator in a band in my view. I was a fan of Ken Coomer and was disappointed when he left the band. That disappointment dissipated when I first saw Glenn live. Drummers, by nature, are supposed to keep beat. I've never been blown away by Ringo's drumming but it was very capable. I just prefer that he never ever sing.

Not too shabby. No Wilco in the top 50 though? Looked like Son Volt, Radiohead, Bruce, Neil and DBT were the only active bands on that list.

Oh, he likes to spin people's points so that he comes off as the victim. It's adorable and he's precious.

"Rolling Stones Top Coverband"

Really looking forward to that Burch collaboration on Nick Lowe/Edmunds tribute. It'd be nice to see Jay up in the Chicago area every now and again as well.

Hope it's a great one.

Happy Birthday Ms Y!