Sir Stewart

Last time I ate one of those, I the didn't mirror how realize in was ended and much an up in it hour for starring.

His main selling point was that he was the polar opposite of W.

Tell that to Shmi Skywalker.

I remember my 8th grade CCD teacher trying to have us relate to Joseph's situation when Mary was pregnant. Something like "imagine what that must've looked like to people!"

Burninate!

Norbs, you forgot to add :wub

A black dude is on the Red Sox!!!!!

You guessed right.

Lackey to the Red Sox.

Whenever I'm stirring Turkish coffee I'm half expecting/hoping the spoon to come out disintegrated.

SRV > BB

Nah, you said it was probably motivated by the press and $$$ and stuff. I'm saying it's simpler than that. When the year changes from the familiar third decimal to a new one, that feels like a new decade, and so it's celebrated as such. I have no problem with that. I always assume bringing up the "technically" argument is just being contrary.

Usually when impersonating Dylan.

I did not realize the tour documented by the Hard Rain TV special/album was considered a Rolling Thunder dealie. Cool. The wiki page says "filmed" but that really looks like video. Yeah, that was downright shocking to hear Dylan say about their relationship "it ended there, and I'm sorry it did" or words really close to that. I wonder how much of that interview footage is out there.

Technically nobody has ever paid attention to that way of looking at it. Not dissing you, just stating a fact.

I've been catching bits and pieces of these over the past week, and I really have to see the whole thing. Joanie is so awesome. I'd love to hang out with her. The Bob/Joan performance footage that looks like early videotape - the Hard Rain stuff: that's post-R&C, Rolling Thunder, right? They used it when talking about Rolling Thunder, but I thought Bob in the white doo-rag was after all that.

Well this is usually the way these types of things go down. There's about three weeks left in the decade.

I don't think I had heard about Trent Reznor's April Fool's joke. "Pussygrinder [ft. Sheryl Crow]"

That sucks, but it does say it on the main Buble page on Ticketmaster, right at the top: I'll have to be on the lookout for that next time I buy from Ticketmaster.

And yet, still with the trees.

"One Of These Days" :wub :wub

This has always been easy for me: Keith Richards on Sympathy For The Devil.

But as Janovitz notes - the guitar doesn't come down.

Who's Joshua Mellin?