Mrs. Peel

I'll donate again as soon as the restriction on my PayPal is taken off. Lousy bitter ebayer filed a claim against me and I'm still trying to resolve it.

Kyle, you can always just take $20 from the monthly fee you pay me to be your internet girlfriend.

I'd have to turn it off. *shudder*

A-man, El Hefe says to tell you that no one on that island is more important than anyone else.

Now when you decide on your response, pass me a note in study hall, but write it with your left hand so he doesn't recognize your handwriting. I'll slip it in his locker during lunch.

From the bizarre (Steve Colbert (You know who you are )) to the ridiculous (Damien D).

Such have been the comparisons. Actually maybe I'm the bastard offspring of both - the head of Colbert but the heart of an Irish boozer.

 

Just look in my profile for a (slightly fuzzy) pic from 3 years ago.

You've ruined my attempt at making everyone think you were a 6 foot boxer-looking genius.

Now you'll just have to settle for genius.

I guess I'll have to add them to the list then, thanks. BTW, the Inquisition LP "Revolution, I Think It's Called Inspiration" was remastered and rereleased.

besides those mentioned, i've fallen back in love with bad religion. the empire strikes back is a kick ass record.

I stopped paying attention after The Gray Race...should I be diving into their later catalog? I still listen to Suffer, Against The Grain, and Stranger Than Fiction pretty regularly.

I thought last night's episode was good but I'm more interested in next week's when we see what happened with the hatch. Looks like the monster is back too.

Hey, at least your B&N has a music section. Borders, I've found, is frequently decent in terms of finding things I never dreamed I'd actually find there. Being that there really aren't any decent book and/or record stores near me, I have to admit that I got no problem with teh Borders.

The Borders near you has about a quarter of the music selection that the Borders near Hartford has. Just thought I'd rub it in.

David Hasselhoff "Jump In My Car"

Thanks, Jeff, for providing me with years of work replacement therapy, and more importantly, some incredible friendships. I don't know what I would do without this place.

I'm the on the right, next to andrewdowdall.....errr....Damien Dempsey. That's my man on the left, but I might cut him out of the picture.

I'm going to get as much mileage as possible out of this shot.

Glasgow kiss I know. Not sure what a Dublin kiss is.

It's very, very nice.

You're the second person to warn me about mentioning Cyprus.

We spoke for about 5 minutes, mostly about a mutual friend and how insane we were for going to Massachusetts the night before and then driving all the way to Philly.

Lovely, lovely man.

BTW, he kissed me. :wub :wub

I freaking love the ridiculousness of that show.

It also brings back good memories of watching it with my dad every week when I was a kid. Most girls loved Face but I was into Murdoch.

After two solid days of watching the A-Team marathon on TV Land this weekend I can safely say that I saw the commercials for that show at least 167 times.

You mean you don't look like this?

It only took me a few listens to go from thinking it was "harsh" to thinking it was gorgeous. I guess in some of the stronger songs like Celtic Tiger his delivery can be fierce but intentionally fierce.

Here's a taste:

Factories

It's All Good

Okay, we're officially off our rockers. We're skipping out of work early to drive to the Philly show tonight!

It was in a fantastic small club, but it's off the beaten path. Besides, outside of the major US cities I don't think a lot of people here know him at all.

He'll make up for it in December when he plays Rocky Sullivan's in NYC, the bar he worked at when he lived here. He'll definitely be in his element there.

I saw Damo last night....would you believe there were less than 20 people there and you could hear a pin drop through the entire show? He was fantastic, of course, but it was a big difference from seeing him in an Irish bar in NYC a few months ago!

I saw them too but later on in their lifespan.

He's so young!! Are you visible in any of the videos Kate?

I missed it! I missed it!

So sorry, I was taking up a collection for your present!

I watched an inhuman number of A-Team episodes during this weekend's TV Land marathon. Even after hearing it 18-33 times in one weekend, it's still one of my favorite theme songs of all time.

Highlights:

"Cowboy George" featuring Boy George playing to a bar full of rowdy cowboys chanting "We Want George!" and cheering wildly for the Culture Club men in dresses.

"The Trouble With Harry" featuring Hulk Hogan and William 'The Refrigerator' Perry.....everyone calls Hulk 'Hulkster', even when speaking directly to him ("Thank God you're here, Hulkster!") and even though The Fridge is listed as a main character he speaks all of 3 lines, all very very awkwardly. Think "Superbowl Shuffle", deer in the headlights look.