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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
sarameg -- I'd be happy to talk to your lawyer friend, especially if government is an option.
As for Columbus, Ohio, the Association did the theme song for the movie Goodbye, Columbus back in the '60s. Which I think is kind of misnamed, because one of the supporting characters (as opposed to one of the main characters) is the recent grad of Ohio State, but that's my issue.
Thanks!
Loki waited until 6:10 to go crazy. Unfortunately, I was already awake.
I need more than 5 hours of sleep. uhg.
meara, how long are you in Columbus? There is a dive bar in Clintonville called Union Station that usually has pretty good karoke nights. And the Surly Girl Saloon on High Street is also pretty freakin' awesome.
The new sport of Pug Bowling.
Bad anonymous Spinner writer, no biscuit! [link]
While he may have picked a number of missteps, I think the selection of Kiss' "Beth" and Springsteen's "Dancing in the Dark" says more about the writer's macho insecurities than the music itself. And how can you look down on "Should I Stay or Should I Go?"
And how can you look down on "Should I Stay or Should I Go?"
The whole list sounds like something Chuck Klosterman wrote in one of his "I'm so fucking cool I diss everything anyone else likes as stupid and inconsequential and everyone will concur because I'm so fucking cool," snits.
Looks like my brother is coming to the area for an interview. Woohoo!
Surly Girl Saloon
That's Marcy Mays, Scrawl's lead singer place.
From Kos:
Apparently, as the GOP faces utter humiliation at the ballot box on November 4, it has become the fashion to tar, smear and slander their fellow Americans.
Trailing handily in the polls to Democrat Larry Kissell, who nearly beat him in 2006, GOP Rep. Robin Hayes has become the latest to go the full Bachmann. Emphasis added:
He yielded the microphone to Representative Robin Hayes, who prefaced his comments by saying it was important to "make sure we don't say something stupid, make sure we don't say something we don't mean." Republicans, he reminded the crowd, were kind people. Plus, he added, the liberal media had shown itself eager to distort such remarks. With the crowd duly chastened and put on best behavior, he accused Obama of "inciting class warfare" and said that "liberals hate real Americans that work and achieve and believe in God."
It seems like Republicans are really good at dealing with cognitive dissonance.
NC-08: Robin Hayes Goes The Full Bachmann
Wait -- does being a liberal mean I don't have to work????? I am apparently doing it wrong!