The fact that they are still spending $500 a month on voice lessons kind of suggests they should maybe go back to school to be accountants.

Just imagine how famous the Saddle Creek guys would have been if only they weren't from Omaha.

"Although, with Paradise Lost on indefinite hiatus…" I was sure you were going to suggest Damien Echols.

But Bill Hicks was talented and his spot on Letterman was pulled due to content not because he tanked.

Ha. I realized after posting this that my comment coupled with my name might suggest that I was either serious, or creating a character rooted in sexism. Neither are true. That's just my name and I was picking low hanging fruit. I agree with everything you said.

You lost me at "I'm female."

Perhaps she should develop into a fully formed artist before they put her on TV.

I know I have an opinion about it.

Because you heard it before last week? I'm confused about what you're trying to say here.

Every Dawes show is like a Dawes reunion show, because every day without Dawes is a missed opportunity for greatness.

Happy late birthday!

Pretty sure the "previous name" comes down to her legal name and nothing having to do with gender identity. If they are reporting on a news story, unless the name has been legally changed, "Nicole" remains a nickname.

I'm assuming when you mention "City Slickers" you mean to include The Legend of Curly's Gold

The lofty manic dreams are only going to make the next depression that much worse. No way Kanye gets out of 2012 alive.

He's like Ayn Rand, only male and racist. That's better in two ways.

Oh my god, did somebody mention Ron Paul? I support Ron Paul and I've put a lot of thought into that decision. I even have his bumper sticker.

It was like the most bloated Scooby Doo episode. I sure hope that island of murdering, raping nazis doesn't actually exist somewhere.

He raps in country songs. I wish I was kidding.

I think you lose the debate when you open "my opinion is a good opinion…."

Yeah, I was confused on that one too. He discussed the importance of empowering women to make their own decisions regarding reproductive health in God is Not Great, his criticisms of Mother Teresa, and in his lectures. Not sure where the pro-life comment was pulled from.