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glad you like it

best show on cable

fantastic

yeah, got it now. I took as a statement. like we're moving someplace called "The Real Q". nevermind, I'm an idiot. we're moving down the block, practically next door to the Meritage

huh?

I think we'd be more surprised by the bands you aren't going to see

did they call you, "Faggy McGee"?

nothing, yet.

what'd you think of Squeeze?

i'm not a fan of this show, but I'll probably watch it in a few weeks, when Artie Lange guest stars.

there's no way I could pass it up. I half expected you to beat me to it.

he teamed with Lawler once, but i'm not sure if it was in Memphis.

Happy birthday here's another one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdVKgmzJQGs...search=Yamakawa

"Daniel" sounds nothing like "Brandy"

it's the correct link now, to a version of Kingpin from Nov. 12, 1996

this is a pretty good version Kingpin live FIXED EDIT: sorry about that

yes. what a moron.

please don't

I saw him and Lizzy Borden a few years ago. it was a pretty good show.

when you get a bar seat or SRO, do they still force you to buy their crappy meals? ugh, Proops has always come off as a smarmy douchebag, IMO. but i'm glad you you had a good time.

I agree with it being way too early for there to be a book about wilco. however, you're a bit off on your assumption that he was trying to sell a lot of copies around the time of the film. I Am Trying to Break Your Heart (2002) Wilco : Learning How to Die by Greg Kot (Paperback - Jun 15, 2004)

the final studio album by the Velvet Underground. with the only VU member being John Cale's replacement, Doug Yule.