I loved this CD when it came out. Even "Company Book" sounded solid.

I loved this CD when it came out. Even "Company Book" sounded solid.

Even then.. it's stupid enough to w.. naaaaah…

Even then.. it's stupid enough to w.. naaaaah…

Alternative: Walt Sr. will die, Jr. takes over The Family Business.

Alternative: Walt Sr. will die, Jr. takes over The Family Business.

Well, you can probably get away with long sleeves during the summer in Los Alamos (lived there for a year.. BITCH), because it's a dry heat. And it cools down in the evenings pretty quickly, as you'd expect near a desert area. ABQ may be a bit hotter though.

Well, you can probably get away with long sleeves during the summer in Los Alamos (lived there for a year.. BITCH), because it's a dry heat. And it cools down in the evenings pretty quickly, as you'd expect near a desert area. ABQ may be a bit hotter though.

This is amusing. The WBC recently picketed a Kansas City ticket outlet just because it was selling tix for a Radiohead show. (The band IIRC found this to be amusing, as it served as enduring confirmation that they finally, finally made the big time.)

This is amusing. The WBC recently picketed a Kansas City ticket outlet just because it was selling tix for a Radiohead show. (The band IIRC found this to be amusing, as it served as enduring confirmation that they finally, finally made the big time.)

Odd sports reference: When Mitch Albom dissed Raleigh during the 2002 Stanley Cup Finals, he called it "Mayberry". (Albom, in case you didn't know, is an insufferable dick.)

Odd sports reference: When Mitch Albom dissed Raleigh during the 2002 Stanley Cup Finals, he called it "Mayberry". (Albom, in case you didn't know, is an insufferable dick.)

I started a tumor / but then it just kept on growing-g-g-g…

I started a tumor / but then it just kept on growing-g-g-g…

Sorry, I never forgave him for cheerleading for the Iraq war. How somebody who saw himself as an iconoclastic free thinker could ever support that total waste of blood and money is unfathomable.

"Violets For Your Furs" by The Continental. My wife threatens me with physical violence every year if I try to play it. So on it goes..

Good call indeed. surprised it took this long to get mentioned.

Agreed. I think it manages to justify television all by itself.

Oh, you really did beat me to this. Good play, sir!

What? No love for his part in 1948's "The Big Clock", with Ray Milland and Charles Laughton? (He was listed in he credits as Henry Morgan.)