ugh. that would be awful if that's now Kim goes down.

if it didn't explode when we saw the flames licking the curtains, it's not going to. that would make more sense, but then we wouldn't have year long cliff hanger to see if he dies.

perhaps - but dying in a fire has to be one of the most intense and painful ways to go. his fight or flight impulse would kick in. he's not a buddhist monk after all.

Jimmy's back?? at least temporarily. that was ballsy to set himself up like that. my predictions about Kim were a little off, I expected her clients to lose her, rather than her to throw them away.

for a second I caught myself just before yelling "THERE ARE NO MORE BLOCKBUSTERS!!!"

brillant.

9/11 truthers are the same. any and every refutation of their claims is followed by "but what about.. <something else="">??". they WANT to believe. they want to think they're the only people who actually SEE the world around them and everyone else are blind sheeple. they want to know that they are the smart ones,…

it's the 'even a stopped clock is right twice a day' theory.

sandy hook is only one of the many many utterly monstrous conspiracy theories jones pushes on his websites.

I won't rate one against the other, but monkberry is better understood than walrus. Lennon purposefully made walrus unintelligible - monkberry was paul and linda stoned to the bone and not caring if anyone got it. :-)

Hugh McCracken played a lot of the lead guitar on that LP.

I spun it up just now on slacker. the thing that strikes me most is all the scatting throughout the LP. lots and lots of vocalizing instrumental parts - or filling missing lyrics with grunts, wails and doowahs. still love it.

that reminds me of when I was a young sprout back in the 70s. my girlfriend and I would get baked and just make each other laugh our asses off. we were sure it was brilliant comedy so we started a tape recorder and recorded about 40 minutes of us making each other crack up. the next day we listened to it and it was…

Ok, to preface this - I really LOVE that song - but those are the best lines in it and they still don't make a bit of sense. also in that song: "Ketchup, Soup and puree, Don't get left behind" and "Well, I know my banana is older than the rest And my hair is a tangled beretta. But I leave my pyjamas to Billy Budapest…

ah.. it's all starting to make better sense. I'm now remembering that I was sure when they introduced the mob characters - yuri being one of them - that they were the russian mob or east german or something, and was kinda surprised that varga had an english-ish accent.

I think I'll live without it for now. I have plenty of other shows I can binge watch.

Right! had to look it up. I'm thinking the takeaway meaning for that is mistaken identity, you only exist if the state says you do and chief dickhead is not to be questioned. or not.

braggart.

brilliant insert. truly needed.

I absolutely love Ram and have listened to it hundreds of times, but it has to be said - it's an example of some of his worst lyrics ever, and lyrics aren't really his strongest suit in the first place.