The next song im gonna play is a dead ringer for another song, but Im blanking on it! Help me ID the original as soon as it comes on! It will be the Kleenex Girl Wonder song.
@glenn: that's why foodies are called for. Some festivals akin to the Japanese "RAW Food" one where chefs have to go into nature to get their ingredients, only escargot-themed, and voila, problem solved. The state just needs to provide cooking and eating facilities, and maybe a couple of tons of garlic butter.
tacos de chapolines are tastey. as are grillos (crickets). There's a restaurant in my hood that serves fried and salted crickets in a small bar (like a bar snack) when you order some mezcales.
@Listener Okasa: hmm, well, it has a good theme tune and if you like Shozo Iizuka's performances, he's always good. It's very different from the original manga, though. Not the best example of the genre, but I enjoyed it.
I've been in a coma longer than and I've no interest in hearing any Bob Seger. Go figure. I don't want to hear any Bob Sagat either, comatose or not. Maybe it's a Bob thing?
wiki: Boston's Fenway Park has played the song since at least 1997, and it has been played at every game in the middle of the eighth inning since 2002 by the influence of Amy Tobey, a production agent responsible for the audio played over the park's loudspeakers. "She had noticed 'Sweet Caroline' was used at other sporting events, and she decided to send the sweetness over the Fenway speakers."
Report it now and we'll correct it later. What's most important is that we're... FIRST! The news organizations are the equivalent of kids posting on comment forums.
The day after 9/11, when most of the Back Bay was emptied out because of the hotel rooms of the hijackers being discovered there, I left work early like everyone else and sought refuge at a bar my friend worked at and got drunk. The second explosion Monday was outside that bar. I'm a little sick to my stomach about that.
@Dan B: especially with today's 24-hour news cycle. When you have to fill 24 hours full of "news" programming, and also try to "break" news, checking the facts seems to fly out the window.
The rise of Sweet Caroline coincided with the so-called "pink hat" era of the Boston Red Sox, in which the seats became filled with people looking to simply go get drunk and see the celebrities and sing Sweet Caroline -- and, yes, wear the latest miscolored Red Sox gear. I'm not a Red Sox fan, but I can't wait for the whole irritating thing to end.
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Oh, thanks. My innocent image of the character being an asteroid falling down somewhere in Russia has just been bligthed.
@Dr. Goot, Ken described the day with Willis really well-- an exploitive band pushing a clearly mentally challenged/ill person into the public eye. From a personal standpoint, He really creeped me out. Wesley kept chasing me and other women at the station around, trying to get our phone numbers in a menacing way. Ken tried his best to keep him away.
I actually think that what it looks like the tail it's actually the weenie. And no, this is not a "when all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail (or a sperm, for that matter)" kind of case.
I want to tell that dog that when your mask blends into your face seamlessly, it's clearly not going to conceal your identity. Your face isn't the least bit different with it or without it!
Not sure anything's wrong with Neil Diamond. I remember maybe in 94 or so, Lollapalooza wanted Neil Young on their tour, and he refused, suggesting that they should have asked Neil Diamond instead. So clearly, Neil Diamond has Neil Young's endoresement. That's what I got out of that story, anyway.
Ken, I'm in Mountainville NY and can never get the 91.9 signal . Where the heck should it work? By the way, I have been to that tower in Harriman. Spooky, but so is the mini zoo in Bear Mountain State Park nearby. 90.1 actually comes in pretty clear, though I assumed it shouldn't.
Now THAT's an interesting observation still b/p ... but unlike dear Abe, I assume you don't get a laugh-track whenever you amble off to the bathroom. Unless you've earned it, of course.
I was disappointed when the early Firefox plug-in "Abe Vigoda Watch" was discontinued. I appreciated the reassuring tiny word "alive" down in the corner of my browser.
As the Langley Schools gif is made from a photo collage of an altered version of a PSA, not much to report there. The Tang Dynasty pic is from the 1953 short film "Eine Liebesgeschichte".
My michelada recipe works wonders for hangovers. clamato, worcestershire sauce, crushed dried shrimp, half lime juiced, tajin (lime tinged chili powder), pepper, salt, valentina hot sauce, a drop of a real hot sauce, the rim covered w/ salt & tajin (adhered w/ lime juice), a good beer, and a shot of tequila.
It sounds gross, but it tastes wonderful, and works wonders.
@ngh - that sounds like a great drink to have prepared for you, but if I was hungover, I can't imagine being able to focus enough to make such a concoction.
...analgesics - mkost drugs - hard on stomach & liver, as all forensic experts know
- but we're talkin' hangover here.
- Water & BloodSugar scientifically sound - as are vitamins...BVitamins can upset stomach for that matter...water again...
never had problems with B complex--why I just took one and I ain't even hung over!! also makes you virile if you know what I mean *tch" *tch"...23 skidoo!
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Heart animated gif led me to search for a sea squirt or tunicate pumping water.
Not a lotta invertebrate zoological gifs out there. Here's some bioluminescence in a comb jelly -- oo ah http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lisjoaOlVl1qdaaw6o1_500.gif
Hello Carmichael, your avatar is making me thirsty!
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Don't underestimate Caryn knowledgeable power which extends even to those obscure student short films from Turkey that were burned by the religious state when they were in post-production back in the 60's.
Don McLean performed at Glastonbury in 2011. I did wonder what his set was like? Surely, the audience was like, "okay, he played American Pie, we can go to the other stage now."
it's on the written record that the engineer who created the commercially-released version of American Pie in 71 had to splice it together from tons of takes, moment by moment, because McLean had just recently read a negative review of his singing, and was doing all kinds of weird things to change his singing up that made it impossible to use much of his performance without having to clip something out and replace it with something from another take. Funfun.
I think the Don McLean album (there's more than 1?) has definite virtues (I kinda like singersongwriteryguitarist stuff). Artists being insecure - &/or - unpleasant is not news.
- Doesn't make Andy wrong, tho'. : )