Nice. Reminds me of TCQ: You can be white and groove, but don't crap the roll.

Possible TMI
I pulled my sternum or something, so it hurts when I laugh. And this hurt.

Hanoi was awesome. God, I still love Bangkok Shocks, Saigon Shakes. Could play that one forever.

I remember the To The Five Boroughs Review. I just re-read it in the context of the Kid A review. It actually sounds simple. He wanted to do what certain New Journalists were doing in the 60's and 70's when they wrote highly personalized pieces for traditional news outlets, only he wanted to do it with music…

Gutless, spineless
Has anyone been more so than the general entertainment media that covered the event? No wonder these people have a heaping helping of self-importance - their sycophants function like a constant fluffing of reaffirmation.

There is only one river/there is only one sea/and it flows through you/and it flows through me

Looks like I picked the wrong week to stop sniffing glue…

@Preperation Heche

I also saw it in seventh grade from a VHS rental store. As soon as the dog tears into the package of dog biscuits, I thought to myself, "Oh! Winner!" I just laughed re-reading some of the quotes from it. Unreal.

How does it feel to be frozen?! Ice is nice!

Yep. Gotcher Moving Violations right here. Don't know that would be upon a re-visitation.

Fucking that comment

I can't remember any quotes but I remember really enjoying that show.

I just looked over at amazon.com and as of right now it's $77 USD for Calvin and $90-100 for Far Side. They've been dropping prices so as not to have to compete with sellers selling a "new" product for less on their own site.

I think they're both the same demographic. Paul Fussell used to absolutely rip people who thought they were knowledgeable because they could answer Jeopardy! questions correctly.

Copyright law and court decisions coupled with every 16-28 year-old starting to love that Dre/P-Funk sound instead of jazz samples?

What boobs?

I could swear
That the heart and tongue is less of a come-on and more of a "come on, and I'll write an incredibly vapid song detailing my pop psychology understanding of our failed relationship of emptiness that lots of nine and ten year-old girls will repeat and remember silently through a tumultuous puberty until…

Wow. Is that a bit of an "eff you, dad" thing? Because the guy who wrote "Class" couldn't have been too happy about a devotion to bodybuilding.

If you're going into patent law, then you're a step ahead. I took tons of IP courses, but didn't have the physical science background to do it.