This thread made me pull AG out of my donate pile.

Richard Price's Clockers, the first volume of Eisner's The Spirit Archives, Paul Pope's One Trick Rip Off

That'll learn me to read about the link I'm posting. Still unexplained: why a copy is in my house, why we packed it with us when we moved across the country.

Doesn't this book already exist? http://www.amazon.com/Would…

Oh yeah. The B-side is mediocre, to be ridiculously generous.

I dunno. I stumbled across a vinyl copy (sealed, even) of the Meco record for a dollar about a year ago. Easily one of the best dollars I've spent. I've played it at parties and on college radio. I don't really care if anyone doesn't enjoy it because I love the hell out of it.

But is it better than the other recent Die Hard ripoff: A Good Day to Die Hard???

REM in Raleigh 2003, and got to see Bill Berry play a couple early 80s tracks with the band. Berry had been at an REM show, but I think the first time all four played together live since Berry's departure.

I read about some of the fallout from that piece, but hadn't spend the time to read it yet. Will get to it.

Stalled out in Christopher Hitchens' Arguably.

I dunno. Webcomix didn't really become a thing until the early aughts, and how many webcomic artists were middle aged with a career behind them when the started?

I think he paints landscapes for his own enjoyment? I used to wish he'd done something else cartoony or comicy, but now I've come to terms with it.

Radiohead's OK Computer?

And not even the type of football Americans are supposed to care about, to boot.

I find the show tells the story with greater efficiency, while also allowing me to forget Martin's adverb-ridden prose.

I would agree with you.

I would agree with you.

So we're basically getting movies modeled after each of the Star Wars Universe novels?

I wouldn't either, but how will else will the show give Martin enough time to finish the sixth book?

But only because it gave some sense of the overall machinations the various factions of Westeros were plotting/executing. That is exactly is why I enjoyed Cersei's (and Sansa/Alayne) chapters in AFFC so much. I think Theon/Reek sections were the only taste of the political intrigue (that we cared about, that Dany…