Sir Stewart

There's an idea.

Representative says Manny at 'peace' with BoSox ESPN.com Forget the trade talk of the past two offseasons, now Manny Ramirez apparently wants to retire with the Red Sox. "Manny is at peace with his situation in Boston," Gene Mato, one of Ramirez's representatives, told The Boston Herald. "He has indicated to me that he would look forward to the opportunity to retire in a Boston uniform." Ramirez, who is under contract through 2008, has two additional option years worth $20 million per season on his current contract. Mato wouldn't disclose to the Herald if talks had begun between the slug

I like it even more now that I know it's a photograph.

It's not on DVD yet.

The trailer for Ratatouille is excellent! Hadn't heard of that other one, sounds cool.

I watched a hurling match in Tralee once. Pretty badass.

Sky Chase is a good name for an album.

Please, someone tell more about Jeff talking about ?uestlove (the Roots drummer).

This is probably a pretty good spot to wonder aloud if anyone is interested in ysiing a brother up with Funeral...

"The sun's not yellow/it's chicken" is a Dylan lyric.

Reference to this guy:

Sony's Dylan site had a fantastic community on its message board years ago. Then it got shut down due to some personal battles blowing up in the admin's face, and everyone splintered away. I tried staying interested in expectingrain and bobdylantalk but it wasn't the same. Since then it's been AVCATT.

With any luck, Wolfgang's balls haven't dropped yet.

Yeah, that is one badass choice for a username/avatar. (FYI: Haven't seen season 4 yet, knowwhutI'msayin?)

Sammy was quoted in RS as saying (of the Roth reunion tour) "Hell I'd buy a ticket!"

sky purple sky

I hope Michael Anthony knees both VH brothers in the crotch onstage at the R&R Hall of Fame thing. It's about time one of those acceptance speeches resulted in bloodshed.

It really is a gyp without Michael Anthony. Although, it's not a dealbreaker in my world.

Just post it, man.

David Bowie?

Now I wanna see Terry Gilliam's Tideland: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=7606151

http://marketplace.publicradio.org/shows/2...M200702266.html My wife started reading Omnivore but moved on to: The Way We Eat: Why Our Food Choices Matter by Peter Singer and Jim Mason which she's making me read once she's done.

I heard the CEO of Whole Foods on NPR the other day refuting the stuff that book says about his company.