Hey, sounds like my boudoir!!

The House isn't turning blue anytime soon, and Dems have a good chance of losing the Senate this year. I'd really like for your analysis of the GOP to be correct, but it's at least a decade or two premature, as far as I can tell.

I got into Clarity just before Bleed came out (because I graduated HS in 1999, and didn't get into indie-type stuff until college), but it's been more or less a fixture in my musical life ever since, even as my tastes/preferences have evolved or broadened or whatever. It's breathtakingly pretty, but never overly…

Yes sir. The only split EP I actually recall purchasing at ye olde college-town record store, and it was entirely because of that song.

Or, to put it more succinctly: Eric Saward is barely a pimple on the ass of Robert Holmes.

Also finally getting into the New Adventures, and damn are you in for a treat w Revelation. I also just finished Love and War, and it's every bit as good. Cornell is just phenomenal, and such an obvious influence on the good bits of the new series, especially the Moffat era. He did have two scripts produced under RTD…

Look at my muscles, Pond!

Bowie's in spaaace
Whatcha doin' up there, man?

Dreyer was definitely protestant, but the scene of Joan receiving her final communion in The Passion left an indelible mark on young, Jesus-y me, and drove me toward the Anglo-catholic end of the spectrum back when I was Episcopalian (not gonna retread the discussion on Anglicanism upthread, as it's excellent as is).

glad that's all settled, then.

The Night's King.

'just just go bang already' is my go-to drunken proposition.

True, but by the time she gets there, King's Landing will be the new capital of the Night's King and his White Walkers, the Wall will be in ruins, and all the 'players' of the Game will be in the ground or in chains. Dany, meanwhile, will have a massive army, countless servants of the Red God working their…

Yeah, this. I haven't really listened to the other bands discussed here, although at least a couple sound alluring, but B + S are so brilliant because they meld sunny, whimsical music w melancholy lyrics better than almost anyone not named Morrissey/Marr. I've always considered them pop-folk that evolved into pretty…

Please only call me a wheelist. 'tis my choice.

Yeah, I don't get Chicago's top ranking, and I live (near) here. I mean, I've got some funny friends, and I'm a fucking scream myself, but exactly zero of my stand-up heroes come from here, although Richard Pryor is a near miss from Peoria (and there's nothing funny about that place).

damn that cow…

if only i could.

As a dude in wheelchair, I concur.

A hundred *burp* days, Rick and Morty.com, WWW…