Twice.

It was a live High & Mighty, as I recall.

Same age that Breitbart kicked the bucket at…and Jones looks the "dead man walking" part even more. Stay tuned, I suppose.

It can't be. It was on NME, released before the suicide.

Hey, that's my hometown you're ragging on there.

It was 1995. Not an excuse, just an…erm, it was 1995.

I get the feeling that this would be done to the sounds of his theme, and you'd both have to react accordingly to the "arms wide open" cue. Like, mid-thrust.

Debuted on RAW 9/20/99. But they didn't do jack with them until, well, RR 2000.

See, now I want him to cut a promo all like "I'mma fill some time with some BOMB ASS WRESTLING".

"RRAINMAKAHHH OKADA KAZUCHIKA, BASTARDS!!!"

As my wife has long been fond of saying:

"And dis here's Jon Stewart, and he's the best fake news anchor of all time. And you CAN'T. TEACH. THAT!"

That's…not an awful thing, really.

OF COCK. Wonderfully cogent, though.

Feeling Strangely Fine is an excellent album. In a just world, "Singing in My Sleep" would've been a monster hit.

Mexican: Manny's, near the Crossroads.

In addition to whatever connection/responsibility he feels to Lane at that point, in 1970 the Mets would be the defending World Champions, so that fits as well.

$180. I took it to be rounding.

I feel like they tried that in the early to mid 90's. But perhaps I hallucinated that?

Yeah, but 62 was a fun station back in the day. That station really felt like the city to me.