Really, I am.

Goddamn, January 20th is going to be sweet. Squeeeeeaaal like a piggy!

I think Adam Yoshida does have teeth – but otherwise, bingo.

I hope you’re aware that you sound EXACTLY like your parents.

You knew my parents?

I now like any music that sounds good to me.

Seems to work.

My fingers have gotten a lot of use.

Go see J. Roddy Walston & The Business do their thing if you ever get the chance. They’re bad ass.

Seriously.

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Smut Clyde said,

May 22, 2008 at 0:10

I stopped listening to semi-popular music when I got out of college because I was just no longer interesting.
Speaking only for myself.

I still listen to the same semi-popular music you were listening to IN college…

mikey

Canadians favour Obama over McCain
The Canadian Press
May 21, 2008 at 4:15 PM EDT
Ottawa — Democrat Barack Obama would crush Republican John McCain in the U.S. presidential race by an almost four-to-one margin — 56 per cent to 15 — if it were up to Canadians.
….
The same survey suggests Canadians consider the current occupant of the White House, George W. Bush, among the worst presidents ever — if not the worst.

Forty-two per cent of respondents called Mr. Bush one of the worst presidents in U.S. history, 23 per cent said he was the absolute worst.

Only 4 per cent said he was among the better ones, and less than 1 per cent called Mr. Bush the best ever.

Pollster Bruce Anderson says the survey results are surprising even in a country that traditionally favours Democrats.

“While Canadians generally tilt more towards the Democratic Party than the Republican Party, this degree of disaffection is quite remarkable,” said the head of Harris-Decima.

“It cuts across the political spectrum. Very few Conservatives in Canada are prepared to say they have been satisfied, let alone enthusiastic about the accomplishments of Mr. Bush.

Even in the province where Mr. Obama was least popular — Alberta — respondents favoured him by a 28-point margin over McCain. Fifty-one per cent of respondents there supported Mr. Obama, and 23 per cent preferred McCain.

Speak for yourself indeed – I was never interesting.

Funny, you type older.

Come on Gavin,

Look at the The Decemberists’ website please, don’t let the nuts get any traction.

Update a correction man.

?? Did I miss something after the update earlier?

And I suppose the 50,000 people that showed up to see John Kerry speak at the exact same spot in Portland in 2004 were doing it just to hear Jon Bon Jovi warble out “Livin on a Prayer.”