In my defense, I was not wrong - they were pretty certain.

Well.

Here There Be Dragons

Dang. Sorry Ron Hauge ran over your dog, Sean.

You're right of course… it's also very much why I noted Top 3 verses, and only spoke of the greatness of 2.

Top 3, yeah. I'll also nominate Mos Def's verse on Thieves In The Night, if we're going to turn this into one of those threads.

I think Conversations With People Who Hate Me is the podcast I actually wanted when I started listening to Ana Marie Cox's With Friends Like These. WFLT promises "awkward conversations," but it's usually super-agreeable conversations about somewhat awkward topics. CWPWHM is what I was hoping for, and WFLT is the…

You're probably overthinking this one. Leaving out pupils saves time and simplifies sight lines. Also, adding pupils makes the illustration itself more realistic, which itself makes the entire costume venture look a lot sillier.

I wasn't aware that he was a Republican. Thought he was a progressive Catholic.

That's what I get for trying to attach my classic liberal education to these things.

That's really fast. I know we're used to news at breakneck speed, but Watergate took a really long fucking time.

That bugs me too - said properly, a cosmopolitan outlook would desire a more homogeneous populace, right? I thought I'd leaned that the opposite of cosmopolitanism was multiculturalism, which is what this prick was actually trying to say.

I knew someone would take a swing if I tossed up the slow ball.

I'm not sure it was great in a vacuum, either.

My hair is doing fine, but my knees were shit by 19. It's weird to say vaya con dios to parts of one's self so early, but you adapt quickly.

That sounds like Lovett.

My buddy's dad was basically cueball by high school graduation. My friend had some serious hair loss, but he was very prepared for it.

It's more just showing the old "outside reflects the inside" trope.

Thanks! As a whole, we're a typically-jaded lot of factory grunts, but we're actually really proud of most of the Brew House offerings. Dean Jones, the brewmaster, is a talented, creative guy, and he owes me a sandwich. When I finally get around to punching out, I'm going to treat myself a to a few of our new…

I'm punching up the can and glass orders for next week's production in the Packaging Office right this moment, in fact.