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  1. @atw I saved myself the trouble and never even tried.
  2. Agreed. RT @jedsundwall: This photo should be more famous: http://j.mp/5ysdPr #awesomecats
  3. Seeing Dr. Teeth and The Electric Mayhem in the Muppets' Bohemian Rhapsody video made my day. Jim Henson's genius lives on.
  4. @thegrassyknoll Agreed. Going to my mailbox in a few minutes. My copy should be there too
  5. @twwalsh I saw that film in Austin a few years ago. It's very good. Haven't said the word "hot dog" the same way since.
  6. @MrWasteland I'm interested in this comparison. Dragon Age is more episodic whereas Oblivion islopen-ended. I miss jumping and flowers.
  7. @twwalsh Wow. I think my kids will also be getting one of those. $50 is a steal.
  8. @totalvibration Hard to believe that people actually FEEL something when they listen to GirlTalk.
  9. I'm having a little wine with lunch... Cheerwine, that is: http://twitpic.com/qsjrk
  10. Driving for @spudlosangeles today. The Budgie song, "Riding My Nightmare" comes immediately to mind.
  11. @robotandproud I could look at shots of perfemance and practice spaces all day.
  12. @tompsee Once a year?! More like once or twice a week in my house. Hejira is another Joni masterpiece.
  13. Half way done with the first day of recording for this years Schlarb Family Christmas Album. Fingertips are purple
  14. After a week of not picking up my guitar, today I played my fingers raw. Balance is restored.
  15. Q: Why did the ocean go to jail? A: It was beating on the shore.
  16. @bixbyknolls Yeah, it's a perfect little song. Harmonically dense and somehow light and breezy. Working on the family Xmas album...
  17. For a song that is under two minutes long, Paul McCartney put a crap load of chords into "I Will". Geez.
  18. I can see how, if you were born in the Great Depression, Solitaire on Windows 3.1 is still something of a modern miracle.
  19. I talked about music a lot this week. Didn't get much work done however. Hmm.
  20. @jaredpcheek Good looking out Jared. Nothing beats an Elliott Gould sighting. You know how that goes!