You must also take the A Train to go to Sugar Hill way up in Harlem. If you miss the A Train, you'll find you've missed the quickest way to Harlem.

We're just the dehumanized commodities they sell to advertisers :(

I'll always be Team Corin, much as like them all. I'm as excited they're back together as anyone, but I could have lived with the Corin Tucker Band carrying on.

I know naught of this woman, so it's not a knock against her, but whenever I think of rote gender observations in comedy, I now think of this Bamford bit:
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In answer to your first query, it appears to have been written by Kyle Fowle, if the name under the headline is any indication. I wouldn't presume to speak for him but, if I may say so, it seems a touch injudicious to suggest that only positive reviews of things should be written and published. He opines that…

What are you referencing, friend? I'm a little slow today.

It's like thinking but fancier.

I'm reminded of those two dunderheads who made Loose Change debating on Democracy Now and barely being able to contain their ignorant rage when presented quietly with facts.

9/11 was an incredible gift to an administration that was already well-known to be planning to topple Saddam as soon as they were elected. I distinctly remember reading about how that was being discussed privately by them in Time, that incredibly hard-hitting investigative publication. And beacuse so much of the…

The idiots supposedly renamed a lot of German-named things during WWI. German measels became 'liberty measels' and such like.

Not new to me, but I've been listening to Alison Krauss (with or without Union Station) a lot lately, particularly Song Long, So Wrong and Forget About It. Woman sings like an angel.

John Coltrane - Naima
Alison Krauss & Union Station - Pain of a Troubled Life
Kurt Vile - In My Time
Amanda Marshall - Birmingham
Procol Harum - A Whiter Shade of Pale

'You had your time. Now it's time for Mobin's child. It's not good that you're here.'

Ah, I'd never the footage. Thanks. My favourite part that went uncommented upon is where Crystal talks about how the Katrina victims had become too disgusted by the American flag to put it up. Like they weren't just angry about the governmental response, but were actually turning on the nation itself.

I'll be damned. Interesting.

My close friend Johnny told me th . . . well, let me just tell you because you'll ask anyway; my friend Johnny Depp, the movie star, told me that there's a publication in Paris called Charlie Hebdo that made fun of the wrong people. That's the kind of inside knowledge such connections afford me.

That's quite heartwarming, actually.

And spoil the surprise?!

I'll just leave this here, as they say.
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Nobody's perfect.