The government town aspect is real, no question. It's a smallish city in a great big land mass. It makes it harder to do things casually.

I've lived in Chicago,Milwaukee and Ottawa. Ottawa is kind of staid, imo. Beautiful town, with tons of parks and Centretown is great. But if you crave adventure, your options are limited.

Duff Gets You Off, Your Charges

Wait, what?

Are there even 'Faceless Men'? Or just one guy with a bunch of faces and a dead apprentice? They never did show any others, even in the House of Black and White.

John killed Ramsay?

But it's hard to get a credit card when you have no name.

I have the first show I attended. It's very good. I'd be happy to hook you up if you know a way I can send you the files non-publicly

I saw Yes in 1979, in the round. They played for about 3 hours, it was an amazing show on every level. So when tickets went on sale for their next tour, 6 months later, my friends and I hopped on them, even though the actual concert was months later than the sale.

I've seen the Grateful Dead in their various forms, about 200 times. Los Lobos, Cracker, Jayhawks, Poi Dog Pondering about a dozen times apiece.

I vas born in Dusseldorf, und dot's why I love Hasselhoff

Now Theon has to use a Ramsey Strapon

Hound Punch

Brought to you by, 'All The Parts of a Pig That Are Edible'

Gluten makes me luftwaffe

Pretty sure that's Willie Dixon. But if they wanted to use Dead covers, they could have gone with Hard to Handle.

It even made me feel protective of Perfect Strangers.

Or when he'd threaten to fuck everything in Bobby's henhouse during Little Red Rooster. Bob never seemed to enjoy playing Brent's songs. I don't think their structure left much for Bob to do.

As long as this doesn't interfere with my plan to create NC-17 versions of previously released Christian films, I'm fine with it.

That looks exactly like the kitty litter I have in socks in my car.