Pretty solid list here.

I'm the same with The Replacements. Though I love REM.

I haven't read it yet. Is it good? It sounded interesting.

Oo, I totally forgot about that book. It's a bit long but man was it good.

Calm Down!

So far it has been about as "good" as the 4th one. For me anyways. It's just a lot of gear grinding and too many characters that I just don't care for and a whole lot of nothing going on.

Classic!

And how can someone that rich have such a persistently bad haircut?

Cleveland just got a piece of that heat wave as well. I wonder if this was Summer's last Hurrah. I wouldn't mind a late October Indian Summer though. The cool off begins tomorrow with Fall temps reaching us on Friday. Get out your sweaters and enjoy a mug of hot apple cider.

Kavalier and Clay is pretty damn great. I'd mention The Terror by Dan Simmons, though it's so utterly depressing, also Crooked Little Vein by Warren Ellis might be one of the best books I have read or at least funniest. And I should also mention Carter Beats the Devil by Glen David Gold which I enjoyed immensely on…

I finally thought of a decent tattoo that I would be willing to get, but I still have no desire to do it.

I am still wrapping up A Dance With Dragons. My god has this series become a chore. I can't wait to move on to something else. Probabaly in three weeks or so.

DO THAT BIT ABOUT HATING SYNTHESIZERS IN MUSIC!

Tell your friend to pony up the cash and stop pestering me.

Listening to it now again for the first timw in god knows how long, and yeah, it's still fucking good and infectious.

Pretty solid cover of an excellent song. If this was on Undercover it would be in my top five.

Squeezer to the Dome!

Confession: I dressed as a mime for Halloween one year.

It's both!

I watched Baby as a child and had vague memories of it. So vague that I thought I had made up the entire movie. It wasn't until years later at a video store that I saw that the movie about the Baby dinosaur was actually real. We ended renting Braveheart that day instead, because medieval violence beats dinosaurs.