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@hamletteneggs And I feel like it taught me a lot about mythology. about 6 hours ago from web in reply to hamletteneggs
@hamletteneggs I was crazy about it. about 7 hours ago from web in reply to hamletteneggs
It's like a weekend of TC media people dustups on Twitter. I'm hoping Don Shelby shows up, shirtless and drenched in blood. about 13 hours ago from web
@trixifone God, I love that tour. The gangster one that starts from the caves also rulez. about 13 hours ago from web in reply to trixifone
@brashlionroars I'm a "Ballroom Blitz" man myself. Is that an anthem? How about "All the Young Dudes"? about 13 hours ago from web in reply to brashlionroars
@mollypriesmeyer It's ironic that they want to sell ads when they consider the content of the page itself to not be worth paying for. about 14 hours ago from web in reply to mollypriesmeyer
@mollypriesmeyer Pretty sure that's unpaid content. Welcome to the future of newspapers' online presence! about 14 hours ago from web in reply to mollypriesmeyer
@swirlspice Sorry about the accident, but impressed by the Twitter dedication. about 14 hours ago from web in reply to swirlspice
@paleofuture It's definately America's go-to spot for people who mistake assholism for cleverness. 11:00 PM Nov 21st from web in reply to paleofuture
Tonight I saw the tiny space where Tammy Faye used to do Christian puppet shows under the Music Box theater. Wanted to see it for years. 10:58 PM Nov 21st from web
If you're going to flame out on a web forum, do so spectacularly. Leave them talking about you for years. 10:41 PM Nov 21st from web
The fact that everybody in Black Dynamite has expertise in Greek and Roman mythology is suddenly striking me as very funny. 10:17 PM Nov 21st from web
The songs for Sigmund and the Sea Monster were cowritten by Tommy Boyce of Boyce and Hart. They're better than they have any right to be. 9:57 PM Nov 21st from web
@completelydark Updating my bubblegum pop collection. Next: Groovie Goolies. 9:39 PM Nov 21st from web in reply to completelydark
What I learned today: Squirrels used to be called skuggs. 9:38 PM Nov 21st from web
The Lancelot Link And The Evolution Revolution album is not bad either. 9:20 PM Nov 21st from web
... And it takes exactly this long to possess the entire album. 9:19 PM Nov 21st from web
We are living in the only time in human history where you want to hear Johnny Whitaker sings songs from Sigmund and the Sea Monsters ... 9:18 PM Nov 21st from web
Judge, rather. 4:03 PM Nov 21st from web
Shorty Long, I know you needed to find a lot of rhymes for "juge," but did "fudge" have to be the very first one? 4:03 PM Nov 21st from web