Hmmmm. Canadian Railroad Trilogy is the only one I can think of, but I could probably make an argument for the Hockey Night in Canada theme song, (original, of course). There is not a Canadian alive who couldn't immediately hum it.

He could be president!

Vinyl was a great idea. The execution sucked, but I sure was looking forward to it. I'd kill to see someone like Vince Gilligan do a show in that world.

They have so little total screen time over the course of the season that it really doesn't matter. Their lack of acting skills don't diminish the show any in way. It's not like they're worse than at least half of the actors on various CW shows.

Bent-friendly? New one on me and google isn't helping.

Luxury.

Not horrible to eat though.

Dead on. More than anything else, it's really hard not to like Dave. He's been a huge rock star for a whole generation and still seems like a normal, nice guy. You can't fake it for that long.

I'm really mostly just talking societal standards and norms. If you want to rock a pixie, a mohawk or whatever floats your boat, go ahead, doesn't bother me at all. I like people who are genuinely confident enough to look the way they want, regardless of what other's think. That can be limiting in the real world…

Corporations are people too.

Hang on there. Just speaking in generalities based upon years of conversations with women who have talked about changing their look. Since I like the pixie cut, I have suggested it on occasion. I'm echoing what I've been told by multiple women throughout my life, including my wife. Personally, I'm fine with…

First of all, to pull off a pixie cut you have to be quite attractive, or at least cute. Pixie cuts highlight the face and its features. Not every woman has that as a strength, and looks better with longer, fancier hair that enhances the overall appearance. Also, if a woman is carrying a few extra pounds, or many…

Agreed. Unfortunately, only a tiny percentage of women look good with it.

So that he could some day get a good, high-paying job?

Or maybe they just like his music and don't care about his personal views on anything.

The whole squirrel thing last season was terrific.

For Radiohead, I love the guitar jam at the end of The Bends. It's not a proper solo really, but it's just such propulsive, great guitar work. Johnny Greenwood is such a great player, shame they stopped featuring guitars after OK Computer.

Any half decent player can replicate his music. Only composers like Gilmour can influence legions with their tone, feel, and sound.

Everything is exciting if you have money riding on it. There are a handful of sports out there entertaining and exciting enough to watch without a wager. Watching big dumb animals run in a big circle for the amusement of the super wealthy isn't one of them.

You must have some serious coin on this. I can't imagine why anybody would watch horse racing otherwise.