Sir Stewart

I think it was mentioned before, but did anyone catch the American Experience feature on Roberto Clemente a few weeks ago? It was really educational for me - I've always looked up to him, but in a vague "I've heard this guy was great, so..." sorta way. Now I can see him more holistically, and, wow - what a fascinating man.

Are you taking votes against, btw? Because I would vote against So Called Star.

That Saturday night they first streamed it on their site, I thought - This might be my favorite Wilco album ever. Nothing's really changed my mind since then.

Jagger/Richards

Did he predict being diagnosed with a brain tumor in 2008?

Terence Trent D'Electable

Hey now - you wanna take this outside buddy?

Yeah, I chalk that up to Mass. voters grasping the idea of check & balances (I know that doesn't make sense, but it's fun to say).

Vibes, and if he needs to retire - at least Mass. most likely won't have a collective brain fart and elect a Republican.

That's odd - when you first posted, the link took me to the current story. Now it takes me to the old one.

I'd be interested in this too.

That line actually threw me - Kay really didn't like Dessie, ah?

Then don't read the post above this one.

Damn - that woulda been kinda awesome if it was the TMBG song.

"Ball & Chain" by They Might Be Giants?

Did you know PT Anderson screened Network for cast & crew before shooting began on Magnolia, and stated "this is what we are trying to do."

The link at the title doesn't go anywhere.

Like Harris beating Dietrich to solving a case.

Did Ray Schalk, like Varitek, catch 4 no-no's? Posted by Gordon Edes, Globe Staff May 20, 2008 03:11 AM If you go to Cooperstown and read Schalk's plaque in the Baseball Hall of Fame, that's what you'd come away believing. Here's what the plaque says: "Caught four no-hit games including perfect game in 1922.'' So why is everyone, including the Globe, reporting that Varitek on Monday night became the first catcher to catch four no-hitters? Because on Sept. 4, 1991, baseball's committee on statistical accuracy, chaired by Fay Vincent, chan

I'm gonna go ahead and put $1000 on "THDW also doesn't like how lobsters is treated."

Minus the doucheprickiness!

Totally cool.