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I'd try WD-40 first.

I personally am not a fan. I would feel obligated to "friend" people I don't really care to talk to or to not talk to in real life. If you see an old aquaintance in the store and you really don't want to talk to them you don't have to and they won't know and no one is offended. If someone tries to "friend" you and you deny it...your now an asshole. I make fun of my wife constantly about her Facebook activity. Usually along the lines of "what did the girl two rows over and four back from you in 2nd grade have for breakfast yesterday". I think its super lame when people post mundane details of t

In my 36 hours in NYC I saw a chunk of concrete hurled at our bus, a cab hit a lady, stop, and then run her over with front and back tires in an attempt to get away, and my buddies wife spit on and cussed by a crazy drunk. What stood out most were the people walking over the girl who got hit almost as if she was burdening them. Should I have a different opinion? If it makes you feel better I would be willing to say the exact opposite about Toronto. For the record I have never been treated with such hospitality as my friends and I were treated at the Duplex piano bar in Greenwich Village.

Daniel Day-Lewis in "Gangs of New York", perhaps my favorite role of all time. Weird considering I find the movie average.

I was once stabbed three times in one day when I lived in Honningsvag.

Southern hospitality is not a myth. I live as close to Ohio(the North) as you can live and still be in Kentucky(the South). Some stereotypes exist for a reason. I could drive 10 miles north, ask for directions and be told to fuck off. 10 miles south and they'll jump in their truck and say "follow me". I was in NYC once, it's a toilet. A really neat, impressively huge and busy toilet but a toilet none the less when it comes to common courtesy. Boston seemed no better. Chicago seems to have enough midwestern influence to out weigh the assholes. I guess I'm going to get blasted by any New Yorkers

Jeff solo 3/13 at the Vic. All requests, opened with Mountain Bed, sprinkled some A.M., even a Smog tune.

Just a joke

HYGIENE WISE: People who don't realize that wax accumulates in your ears and it needs to be tended to, people who don't realize 5-7 inches of backfat are exposed,long finger nails(2x for smokers),people that drink Mountain Dew all day, not a soft drink hater but the Dew and 6 Marlboros for breakfast really grosses me out, my dad's dandruff, outty bellybuttons,arm shavers, and Europeans.

When Neil Young speaks

When my two year old warns people she won't share her daddy. "My daddy...all day!" with a squeeze.

Doctors who demand or even prefer to be addressed as Dr.________ in casual situations. We were vacationing in Destin, Fla. last year for a week and a guy staying in the same hotel was wearing a scrub with his name embroidered on it around all week, I even boarded the elevator once and he was in mid story with a stranger about saving someone's life after an elevator accident...I felt I owed him at least a handjob or something but we I was only going up three floors.

Got a shipping notification from Kung Fu today. No tracking info yet, expecting it probably wed. or thur.

Somebody bought one of these on Ebay yesterday for $125.00 and Kung Fu will still ship one to your house for $70.00. Duh.

Love James Mercer but not exactly blown away.

There is nothing random about my random either.

sincere condolences...that sucks

Live and Let Die Plot Summary for Live and Let Die (1973) More at IMDbPro » advertisementSeveral British agents have been murdered and James Bond is sent to New York, to investigate these mysterious deaths. Mr. Big comes to his knowledge, who is self-producing heroin. Along his journeys he meets Tee Hee who has a claw for a hand, Baron Samedi the voodoo master and Solitaire and her tarot cards. Bond must travel deep inside New York, through marshy grass and on water as he completes his mission. Written by simon James Bond is sent to New York to investigate the mysterious deaths of sever

Actually I don't do torrent or any file sharing, thats just my cd's and some itunes and stuff friends burned for me. I just always find myself reaching for a Wilco disc, or Loose Fur or smog or something. I probably only have maybe 5 live shows. I'm scared to do the file sharing, I'm not pc smart enough to not fry my pc.

Just wondering. I have about 190 gigs of music and I'd have to say at least fourty percent goes to Wilco and band member projects. Is this musically healthy?

I got the same email, but haven't replied yet, have they replied to your request to ship it now?

Weird Tales, 30 used copies on Amazon starting at $1.49 + $2.99 for shipping...can't beat it.

Could'nt agree more. All the albums are worth picking up. I actually got Blood on the Slacks a few months ago for $1.99 off amazon. They take 8 years off and come back with a flawless album like Another Fine Day, simply amazing but after all they are a "super-group".

My wife is constantly asking my advice or opinion on something and completely disregarding it often before I even answer her question. Another form of this is when she asks me how I would do something and then proceeds to tell me why it is wrong. I also have suspicion she likes to play Tupperware Jenga, you know when she puts the dishes away smallest on bottom forcing me to actually devise a strategy when reaching for a dish. Another great kitchen game in my house is walking across the kitchen floor barefoot and trying to guess what type of food I just stepped in that the kids decided they wer