Hundreds? Do the novels you read come with pop up pictures?

I was first introduced to them by way of EP, and that's still my favorite by far. Tropical Iceland is a pretty straightorward pop song (albeit with some weird atonal piano bits). And Bitter Tea is pretty fun, too. But for the most part, their stuff is very hit and miss for me.

I will see your Morton Downey, Jr. and raise you one Wally George.

Wooo! Facebook fight!
*Turns off computer*

Yeah, that's telling them something or other.

The whole thing is pretty awkward, and would be the kind of thing I'd pluck apart if I were her editor, which, thank goodness, I am not. But it's hard for me not to put in my pedantic two cents. Thank God I get paid to be this nitpicky.

Actually, it shouldn't even be who or whom, since the subject that the word is applying to is "individuals and organizations." She's using it the wrong way (it should be who rather than whom), but she really should be using the word "that" instead.

Actually, the latter example you use is the subject of the sentence rather than the object, so it should be "Who is this from?" "This is from whom?" would have been acceptable.

Compared to Gravity's Rainbow, V, Mason & Dixon, and Against the Day, it is relatively straightforward. There are few musical numbers, no talking lightbulbs, journeys down toilets, and if there was a corprophagia scene, I must have missed it. So "relatively straightforward" seems like a fair assessment.

Really? Why? He just seems like someone with his head in the clouds to me.

Not that I don't think it deserves it, but since the compendium was a reprint of stuff that's been published over the last few years, so it doesn't seem like it would qualify for best of the year.

Kato Kaelin is probably available. Unless he has to work a double shift at the car wash.

He chained down thunder and handcuffed lightning
He's so damned strong it's almost frightening

The scene at the end where he runs down the snowy streets calling everyone a c*nt is sure something.

I thought it was "Fuck you! Here's a picture of Rosa Parks."

Not obnoxious at all. Not that I've done anything about it, but I have been thinking about moving to another platform because of this, so suggestions are definintely welcome.

Actually I've had the same problem with CDs. I keep having to burn CDs over and over into iTunes because Apple keeps deleting them from my playlist.

She's the non-Platonic Plato! Because of porn.

I was just happy to see some well composed shots that weren't filled with a bunch of whirring nonsense thrown all over the frame like a Geocities page from 1994.

That's certainly true, but it's really likely that this will end with an out of court settlement, just because it's not in Cosby's interest to have this go to trial, regardless of the outcome.