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It was hilarious. Regardless of I'm voting for, and yes, I am decided, I found both of the impersonations funny. To me, it really doesn't matter who I side with. If I am lucky enough to have the candidate I am voting for win, I'm looking forward to how they would handle that. All's fair on SNL "I practiced a couple zingers where I called you Joe." I also thought talking with animals was funny and the most youtubed newscast.

I just started American Wife by Curtis Sittenfeld. She wrote Prep. It is a very thinly veiled account of a certain current first lady.

OK. So. I am a simple-minded suburban mom and the only thing Sarah Palin has inspired me to do vote for Obama. Oh, and this simple-minded suburban mom thinks Tina Fey is brilliant and hilariously funny.

Lambic is special. So special that I will seriously consider moving to Belgium if a certain person gets elected. Have you ever been there? You've never met a bunch of nicer, happier people in your life. I'm sure it has everything to do with the excellent beer and french fries and nothing to do with its excellent education system, amazing roads, guaranteed healthcare, public transportation. You'd think that they would be miserable paying so many taxes and with crappy weather, but no! Happy! or just really drunk all of the time.

Me too. Especially because it was so dark and sharply defined.

I got a 0 and a dizzy headache, but some satisfaction because I'm applying to a graphic design program. I wonder if I should put my score on the application?

What you say about never being able to replace aspects of relationships gone is so true. My grandmother has been gone for 7 years and I still find myself going to pick up the phone to call her when something is going on that I need to think about before acting. She was the only person in my life that would just listen to me talk through things without telling me how to fix it. I haven't had that with anyone else then or since. We had the easiest, most natural love. I was so lucky to have her long enough to have an adult relationship with her. I hope my children can experience that. I on

I lived a few streets over from John Kerry when I live in Boston--trust me-I lived on the cheap side of the hill, he didn't- and I used to see him around the neighborhood from time to time. He was always very nice and considerate, a pretty pleasant guy. I'd see him picking up pizza with his son at Figs.

I forgot about wisdom teeth too! Actually that was kind of pleasant. Like an excellent nap. I got a recommendation for an oral surgeon and he injected something to control swelling. The next day I had steak cut up really small and a glass of wine!

Your experience with ketamine was a good one???!!! Mine was nightmarish, literally. Same sort of trajectory during labor, then ketamine during a c-section because my blood pressure went way up and I started bleeding a lot. Once I was on the Vitamin K I had horrible real time hallucinations of grotesque things happening behind hospital doors, and I had to work my way up to the roof to regain my sanity, which I thought I may never do. When I finally crawled into conscionceness, I couldn't see because I didn't have my glasses, and I couldn't talk right, so I asked for my "specs", which is a w

You just described the soundtrack of my adolescence.

Lets hope for some of Wilco WITH Neil Young to make up for the short set.

Isn't there a movie of "Interviews" being made-That cute guy from The Office directing? Such a shame. Arguably the best young-ish writer. I loved "A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again."

And Leiberman to Droopy Dog! Ha!

Radiohead 8/13/08-In Rainbows I didn't verify this, I read it in a review.

Along the same lines, I found this hilarious: http://www.236.com/blog/w/lee_camp/mccains...lin_le_8644.php

Um, (embarrassed that I don't know this), what is it about?

Hmm. The Allman Bros and Grateful Dead doing a benefit for Obama with an "unspecified" opening band.... Add Wilco and it will be a perfect storm of music.

My husband always checks if there are any federal superfund sites in the area and google earths them to see if the house is downwind or downstream from them. You'd be surprised how many little ones there are around. Nerdy, I know, but considering your health, and less importantly, your resale value, it's worth the few minutes on the internet. Also, if your radon is a little high, it is no big deal to get rid of AT ALL. But, you can use the information to get more from the seller.

I'm in!

Agreed, but really the only thing that sucks about it is that Wilco has a shorter set. In fact, it would be even better if they overlapped a little so as to weed out the chaff. Also, I'll leave right after Wilco, thus avoiding the mad crush exit. See! The glass can be half full! and my husband thinks I'm a pessimist.

I was at both of these as well. Radiohead was excellent, no doubt. But Wilco has my heart.

They're playing little bits of Wilco this morning between all of the segments in prep (I assume) for Tanglewood tonight.

I can somewhat see why there is a comparison. Generally, both bands' music is multilayered paired with excellent musicianship. Both's albums get better with each listening, when you can appreciate nuance, which both have alot of. They are also both excellent live bands. The fact that the music itself is wildly different aside, I can see why both bands would appeal to the same listener (me).