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The Blues do this (“and the home of the BLUUUUEEESSS!!”). It sounds like a boo which is always funny.  But we do it at STL City games, too, which kind of bugs me. 

That’s jazz baby

Can people not just say “oops I was drunk” instead of performatively committing to rehab?

some are pink

I use google maps all the time. I have never heard the term Timeline. 

I saw Black Keys at Lolla in 2007 in the middle of the day. I stayed pretty far back and ate while listening to them and ditched them early to go get a good spot for LCD Soundsystem. Anyway, I distinctly remember noting that I would imagine black keys would be better in a small club than in the big open field in the

Soo... not the Megadeth song? 

Kind of like my yellow sports walkman.  

awww cute they are just discovering what a music critic is. 

The answer is 5318008

Like that guy that had a metal butt plug in when he got an MRI.  That did not go well for him...

Holy shit this was an unfunny episode. Agree that the trump shoes thing was the best part. Also, did he have dip in his lower lip the whole show?

“48 shows to put on your radar” is a ridiculous premise; “here’s every show and you might like one” is more accurate. I will remember 2 or 3 out of a list of 48.

Indeed I am.

Midjourney robot weatherman was definitely the best! When I think of weathermen telling us about upcoming storms it is always the trope that they feel like they need to be out in a storm. That is quite literally what I was expecting all of them to deliver.

And I didn’t know Dr. Who was an alien until I read this article. I assumed it was a variation on Sherlock Holmsian theme.

Hard disagree on John Denver.  I love depressing Christmas songs.  The Decemberists cover is better, though. 

Wrong.

I generally enjoy SNL episodes, but this one was really, really bad.

I don’t disagree with that. It’s an issue with people at the edge of the lines, but it is based in shared realities. There is a reason they teach professors at universities about the perspectives of the incoming freshman. Shared experiences based on years born is a real thing. *Technically*I am Gen-X, but in many