Sir Stewart

John just tweeted that he fired Jeff.

I guess, sure, you can tell it's from the 70s. But I have no problem with it. Sometimes dated production is a negative, not in the case of BTR though, for me.

I'm starting to wonder if you have ears.

Are you sure you're not confusing the titles Born To Run and Born In The USA?

While it's impossible to know either way, it helps to take the average player of today and the average player of yesteryear (let's say, 1934) each as children, and look at that kid's perspective looking to the future, considering baseball as an adult, professional pursuit. Today's players, no matter how in love with the game they may be, were also well aware that the game would (at the very least) take care of them financially. More likely, no current MLBer was playing baseball as a kid thinking "I'm gonna hit .200 lifetime in the majors and live comfortably during that time." They were all th

Well, is it the greatest thing that ever happened ever, or what?

Wow, that must be a hell of a flick. I read that Forest Whitaker is involved, so I guess that means distribution. Thanks for posting that Sooie.

You took it the wrong way, I guess. I was just sayin', Look, here's a bunch of posts in a thread about the thing you were asking about. I bet just posting the link made it seem like I was all Hey man use the search function or something. Whatever. EDIT: If I wanted to be a dink I'd have just said "You couldn't have just PMed Good Old Neon instead of starting this thread?"

http://forums.viachicago.org/topic/32140-amazon-kindle/

Your co-workers are damned fools.

Not soon, methinks. But eventually. I read a stat yesterday: 1 in 14 people on the planet have a FB account.

I didn't realize how much I missed that shit. Thanks.

Mary Timony!

Didn't this dude watch his brother die of a drug overdose on a sidewalk?

That felt good. John looks like he came straight from a job interview.

Your writing is damn good. It's just a shame you missed out on rock 'n' roll. It's over. - Over? It's over. You got here just in time for the death rattle. Last gasp. Last grope. - At least I'm here for that.

Leonard Skinner pronounced...dead.

Did he also say "Isn't this where?..."

Yes, please.

You're blowing my mind.

I guess this is my fault. Sorry.

I like how they amped up the ridiculousness of Edna in this one, almost baiting the viewer (me) to complain about her being a distraction, and then killed her. The stick-up scene was scary. It really seemed like someone was going to die. And, Peggy looks crazy hot when she's being flattered.

"Neither the college nor the band endorses pornography" Did they check with the band on that?

But you'd have to be excited to be able to say "Hey, I was at that Bob show where he didn't play LARS or AATW!"