Sweet Papa Crimbo

I know this stuff is really uncomfortable to talk or even think about, but colo-rectal cancer screening is not something that should be avoided or dreaded.

I get really pissed off when I see Letterman making fun of the colonoscopy screenings for the early signs of colo/rectal that are broadcast on Morning TV shows. This is some really serious shit (no pun intended), and the process is, all things being equal, really not bad...and it can save your life.

I had bought into the fear mongering and put mine off for two years. Almost a fatal mistake.

Glad I got mine and I hope when you guys are of age that you get yours.

I bet the first few shows they close with 'the weight' or 'i shall be released'

 

I am so so so so so so pumped for the show in 2 weeks. almost 2 weeks exactly in fact. we are camping out all day at the venue to ensure front row status. :rock :rock :hyper :hyper :D

 

i think those little guys accurately express my emotion.

 

I hope they had a good break, really, because that means they will rock extra hard.

Been requesting A Magazine Called Sunset every day for like 2 weeks now with different reasons why I love the band in the comment section. hope it makes whoever reads those comments laugh.

I don't think it would be "I shall be released"...that is more of a Richard Manuel song.

"The Weight", "Strawberry Wine", "Up on Cripple Creek"...those are ones I would roll out...

Sorry if I'm being intrusive, but this doesn't sound good. Are you OK?

As we say in East Texas "Fine as Frog's Hair"! now.

It's a generational thing. Some people have been taught and coddled to the 'fact' that they are the stars in their own movie; therefore, nothing else matters except their enjoyment.

Yesterday --- morning: worried; afternoon: hurting; evening: anxious

Today --- morning: scared; afternoon: drugged

very nice video.

Very cool project.

ping opsopcopolis

 

He used it roll back to page prior see hit the photo from his location..

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He doesn't seem too happy to be on Letterman... I love the Beatles.

I think it's stage fright

Good lord what a meltdown in Boston.

That team is heartless. Terry Francona and Theo Epstein got out just in time.

Oh Susannah (Soundcloud preview)

Wow...I don't know what I was expecting, but it sure wasn't that.

It is eitherthe most genius thing I have ever heard or a big trainwreck..maybe both. A bit shocking.

I think I like it. It works.

Not unexpected, but still very sad.

An authentic voice of rock music has been stilled. A master drummer is gone.

Sleep well brother.

The more issues for the Angels, the better.

Well one thing is for sure: The Rangers are a really good team this year; possibly better than last year.

If Nathan hadn't served up a couple of turkeys, they would be 12-0. And before they hit Beantown, the bats were really not there. Now that they are starting to hit...watch out.

Blood on the Tracks, Desire and Street Legal are Dylan's second artistic peak. I used to buy into Greil Marcus's opinion about Street Legal, but I aged few years and my opinion strongly changed.

Just like being a progressive is enough to classify someone as a communist.

 

http://www.politico....0412/75025.html

It's not 1950. Being called a communist isn't an ad hominum attack.

Being called a shithead, on the othe hand, is nothing but.

It might not fit in with the indie hipster ethos, but there's nothing wrong with this one

It will be Boston/Austin III with Kay Bailey Hutchinson as Republican VP, which should make for fun times in the Texas Political scene (Perry and Hutchinson HATE each other)

No need to worry about Feliz.

i think you should spend some less time spamming the Wilco board and more time listening to 70s music...

THIS

Bob Dylan --- Street Legal

Neil Diamond

Peter Frampton

1. Pigpen's organ playing

2. Dylan's "Self Portrait"

3. Original Harmony Ridge Creekdippers

Good God. You actually like this abortion of a contract completer?

I suspect this election will be like 2004 in reverse. Very few people I know who voted for Kerry were actually voting for him; most of us were casting a vote against Bush. I think many/most people voting for Romney in the fall will be doing it as a vote against Obama more than anything else.

 

Not saying that's wrong; just my observation based on how the Republicans I know are talking about their choices in general, and Romney in particular.

 

It wasn't enough for Kerry; we'll have to see if it's going to be enough for Romney.

Or like 1996

One of the four horsemen of Rock and Roll: Seth Lover, Leo Fender, Les Paul and Jim Marshall.

Ask them who the hell they are....

This.