Not much, just a touch of SPORT

Well it's the type of emo that was a sub-culture for ages before it blew up/became the new tag for chart-punk, that's come back at that same sub-cultural level, rather than in the heaps teenagers putting on make-up and talking about how My Chemical Romance get how they feel way.

As in their infinite wisdom, either disqus or avclub seems to have killed my previous post for presumable having too many links, I'll try again in linkless form and see where I get.

Well okay Mr Heller, but have you tried listening to it as a cat?

"Ian Mackaye has accumulated quite a hefty sum over the years. How exactly that’s possible, we have no idea."

In any case - Honor Role- also solid.

Yep

I think I listened to some CTTS and it wasn't for me, but Rusty is excellent.

Drive Like Jehu's Yank Crimes is some tasty stuff.

ALL FACTS

That's wrong. Will.i.am is very trying.

While it's tempting to blame it all on NuDisqus, they don't have nearly the ambition to also screw up the embedded media player in a way I've never seen before, where the play button seems to take it's leave of the video and instead decamp to the middle of the subsequent paragraph,

Or maybe Anslem Douglas is me.

It's not their fault you can't see the utopia before all our eyes that is Somalia.

I still think the season could be too long for Arsenal's depth of squad, especially with more CL and FA Cup to come, and they're probably too desperate for a trophy to deliberately bottle the FA Cup in the early stages. They've shown they have the first XI to take on anyone, it's that second XI where Chelsea and Man…

Fuck you for making me laugh at that.

While I am best known for my challenging avant-garde soundscapes that explore, explore and explode the known boundaries of post-owHGN genre, it's a little known fact that I also wrote Who Let The Dogs Out?, although the Baha Men did leave out the suggested ten-minute chanting solo.

And that's how we found out what the inventory really should have been.

What's crackin' crackers?

Ponctuation - To my ears, came across as a bit of a lesser Jay Reatard