That's a terrible spread of Holiday cheer!

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Nice to see an owner who understands that breaking cap space is beyond the pale.

I'm with you. I don't know what it is about that song.

I'd say you can't go wrong with anything by Brian Jonestown Massacre. They've been around since the 1990s and never really made it big (so I suppose that makes them indie), which is a shame, because they're phenomenal. They've had a seemingly constant line-up change from album to album, but I think it's helped them…

We'll announce the identity of this voter and his or her motivations next month

Also making things shitty for people this weekend: living in Vermont.

Apparently his last words were 'Oh God!'

a supremely talented athlete who doesn't fit nicely into any kind of mold

The Bears are set to meet with what makes a good tragedy, namely, a dull ending.

Hey guys. Let's stop picking on Tony so much. It's clearly a poorly executed seam that ruins this.

Once just a dream for these fellas, a pastime with friends on the weekends and family get-togethers, it's nice to see they're finally taking their game beyond a pleasure principle.

I'll second Erg's comment, but because Darlene Love. Fantastic work, this is.

Making extra money for the holidays by hanging 'out of order' signs on payphones and handing out my psychiatrists business card. I get five bucks per referral. Thing is I can't find any pay phones. I think my psychiatrist is screwing with me or maybe this is part of the therapy. Anyway, can't stop listening to these…

This has been a solid list. I'm not the biggest Kanye fan, but this is a solid song and has me rethinking my stance on Kanye. Also, glad to see Queens made it so high. Nice work all around.

I don't know if anyone understands what goes on with kinja. Basically make good comments and you'll get noticed. I think the sites administrators ultimately approve you as a commenter. I don't think there is a requisite number of recs you need to reach. Just do your best to make good comments, make an effort, don't be…

Got to give him credit for at least trying to work on his drinking problem, but it appears he got confused with both the method and philosophy behind an already flawed approach.

It's offensive. Not faux offensive, actually offensive.

In defense of Ms. Monk, her stuff works best as an album and taken out of context is probably a bit more odd than it sounds as a stand-alone piece. That being said, I agree with my co-workers too.

For sure. For a guy who's kind of a punchline to all things P-Funk, he really is outstanding. Stretchin' Out and Ahh...The Name's Bootsy are top-tier albums.