The Missus likes the TLC cover but to me took away all of the mysticism of Prince's version.

A religious song I actually like. I was so delighted he played it at the concert saw him perform. It was as big a moment for me as Purple Rain or any of the much more popular songs he did.

I thought the only thing she was allowed to say was "No way, man!"

I've been on a Yes kick lately, Close to the Edge, Fragile, The Yes Album - studio version, live versions, cover band versions.

Sure as hell isn't a play house for the children.

We have a right to know!

Rusty drum brake assemblies he uses for percussion.
Bar-b-que pit in the alley
A hook light in a basement
A used ticket train stub to East St. Louis

Jet Jag-yar, his jock made of steel!

Just asking, Shouldn't the 13 episode reality show seasons be 50 points?

You think it's just because the Pats do it sometimes?

For me it was mid 30's really, Kid and married life really sapped my social drive. The Missus was always the social one so her friends were our friends.
Add in my best friend's death and a social split due to the Missus' mental health issues pretty much wrecked it.

Have you seen "About Schmidt"?

A co-worker of mine had 3 kids and said kidney stones are much much worse than labor.
I've had them too and yeah they hurt like hell. It got me off drinking so much pop so that was a good thing that came out of it.

LA's great for comedy. Theater I can't really say.

Even more the case of "can't get the star, get the brother" than Jim Belushi mentioned above.

Is your Subaru OK? (rimshot)

I've been on entire-catalog-shuffle for years. I think if I went artist by artist I'd get burned out.

I took Kiddo to the local Symphony's Pizza and Pops concert when he was 3 or 4 and he well asleep half way through. It was an all-John Williams concert so major nostalgia for me.

The big fight at the end was pretty damn awesome. The 12 year old in me and 11 years at the time Kiddo loved it.

"You buy a hat like this, they give you a bowl of soup"
Ted knight's wearing that hat
"Looks good on you though," (eyeroll)