MINE DO THAT TOO

Oh God, it's been 22 years?

This is the thought I was trying to formulate. It's not Cosby's personal legacy that is what is at stake here - it is everything that his show did, and it was truly groundbreaking. That's what's so sad. It's also such a shock because it was such a big part of most of our childhoods, and nostalgia is a crazy-powerful…

I want so many more articles like this. This article was fascinating, the comments are fascinating, history is fascinating. I would have never stumbled into this subject on my own and you did a phenomenal job of telling this story.

*Thor cup smash* ANOTHER!

YES, I THIRD THIS

I want to be there right now with all the cake.

Hell of a long-term ROI. That's really interesting to think about though. I love history so much.

That's so Rayven.

He recently played a show in Iowa where he gave his guitar to a fan who was undergoing cancer treatment.

I can't fault her for that. I would, too.

That sounds like tipping your waitress with your loose pocket change. Ugh.

They have to jack up their concert ticket prices *because* they aren't making money streaming. That is their income. That is where they make their money.

Right? I AM LEARNING SO MUCH!

Ha!! I'm gonna turn it into a drinking game for me.

I heard Sleigh Ride so many times last year I wanted to somehow reach through my car speakers and strangle whatever DJ dared play it.

My friend calls this day "Christmas 1st."

This entire piece is a thing of beauty.

A CD should never be $20 unless it's, like, a fancy multi-disk set with oodles of bonus features.

I have been saying this for years. Even a 14 year old using text-speak would be more coherent than he usually is.