i couldn't believe how good the replacements were. i saw them two or three times back in the old days, and this was a totally different experience. they were fantastic. the pixies were pretty great as well.

it's available online. just google momofuku mussels. i found a few places that had it.

you're doing your annoying prick act in the wrong thread.

damn. can i come over?

i was watching breaking bad with the wife, and we were killing ourselves trying to remember when and how skyler found out about walt being a meth cook. now that she is culpable in his crimes and seems to have aligned herself with him, we trying to remember how she actually found out, when it happened, and what made…

beer thread? in my ongoing search for a three floyds substitute when it's not available a friend recommended deschutes mirror pond and inversion ipa. both fantastic.

i will dare, unsatisfied, left of the dial, alex chilton, here comes a regular, bastards of young, androgynous, talent show

Let me tell you what Melba Toast is packin' right here, all right. We got 4:11 Positrac out back, 750 double pumper, Edelbrock intake, bored over 30, 11 to 1 pop-up pistons, turbo-jet 390 horsepower. We're talkin' some fuckin' muscle.

i just spent half an hour on KSK reading old rex ryan articles. god, those were great.

i spit hot fire.

for what it's worth, i totally disagree with that description of the queens show. i was twenty feet away from josh, and they fucking killed. i've seen them four times, and with the new band members they are faster and tighter than ever. i thought NIN was pretty boring by comparison.

Back then they had the Hyperdine System's 120-A2. The A2s always were a bit twitchy.

Don't say a word to me, Sidney, don't say a fucking word to me. I'll get up and I'll bury this telephone in your head.

i think the industry average for recovery is something like 15%. the rate they quote seems suspiciously high.

but is he really in drag, or is he just deconstructing gender norms to playfully challenge audience expectations?

i'm going to have to, uh, go ahead disagree with you there.

if i remember correctly, the book didn't have the 9/11 angle, and was basically a straightforward morality tale. spike added the post-9/11 stuff that really elevates this.

who were the others that he mentioned? i assume The Actor was dane cook.

i kinda thought she would go out into the crowd, bask in their love, and then whisper "drakaris" and roast them all.

it's been a good night. not saying goodnight. just saying.