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The "we" that's doing the punishing isn't the same "we" that was in denial though.

One of the definitions from dictionary.com: ducks: (Chiefly British) A dear. Often used in the plural with a singular verb.

Tonight's PM (sender's name is edited for privacy purposes):

Watt did you say?

Depends on how many she has.

Race is later tonight, but here's what the car looks like: I did the cutting and sanding, and my son did the spray painting and 'stickering'. Ended up going with a screw-on weight system that I found in a hobby store, versus drilling and filling. It ends up weighing 4.9 ounces with the extra weight, so that's good. The only problem we had was when I was nailing the axles into the wood, the wood around the pre-drilled holes started to chip off. So I'm not sure if it is as aligned as I'd like, but we'll make do. I also tried to smooth down the wheels and axles a bit. Should be fun! Thanks again for the advice!

22 October 2008: The Evil Destroyer of the Universe meets Darth Vader.

667: The Neighbor of the Beast.

Thanks for the info, Chris. I dunno who "Steven Banderworth" is, but he sure looks just like Jaco to me!

bump... I found this image over on the SH forums earlier today. It's in a discussion about the rock group KISS and vintage pictures of them without their makeup. Apparently Peter Criss was the drummer on this '79 album by tv's Lenny & Squiggy - though I'm not entirely convinced that's him. But I did notice that the bass player looks like Jaco, at least to me. Does anyone know whether he actually did this gig or not? Seems curious, but I wouldn't put it past him. Also interesting to see "Nigel Tufnel" on the credits, who as we all know would go on to play with Lenny/David St. Hubbins in Spinal Tap!

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When it was 20-7 I was about to give up on it, glad I didn't. Great ending to the game! I think Warner's fumble at the end was an incompletion. They should have had one last chance after that. They claimed that the replay officials reviewed it and confirmed it was a fumble, but if they did review it sure was quick, and no on-field announcement was made, which is the norm. Jennifer Hudson did a fine job, though according to the show producer (here) she lip-synced at his request. I enjoyed Bruce at half time too - don't think there was lip-syncing going on there. Funny watching him slide right into the camera.

One thing I never understood when I went into Circuit City was that they didn't have an electronic (or any) inventory of their CDs/DVDs. And what they did have in stock wasn't maintained or organized very well, which made looking for something a crapshoot. And then if you asked them to help you find it, they couldn't even check to see if it was something they stocked in the first place.

Guess I've been conversing with a few too many non-English speaking people lately. I have been finding myself doing these little explanations more often... might be all the phone calls to China. You find yourself speaking like you're in first grade. First grade (that's in elementary school).

Up for Lon...it's on.

Here, check these out: Rabih Abou Khalil - Blue Camel AC/DC - Let There Be Rock AC/DC - High Voltage Aerosmith - Rocks Aerosmith - Toys in the Attic Air - Air Mail Air - Air Time (on Nessa....apparently Chuck has licensed his name out to Nike) Allman Bros. - At the Fillmore Art Ensemble of Chicago - the Nessa box Art Ensemble of Chicago - Urban Bushmen Beatles - Yellow Submarine Songtrack Terence Blanchard - Jazz in Film Blue Oyster Cult - Secret Treaties Blue Oyster Cult - Some Enchanted Evening Tina Brooks - Back to the Tracks Donald Byrd - Mustang John Carter - Castles of Ghana Eva Cassidy - Live at Blues Alley The Church - Under the Milky Way (comp) Jack DeJohnette - Parallel Realities Dire Straits - Love Over Gold Dire Straits - Making Movies Electric Masada - At the Mountains of Madness Bill Evans/Jim Hall - Undercurrent Genesis - Selling England by the Pound Jimmy Giuffre - Emphasis/Flight Jim Hall - Live! George Harrison - All Things Must Pass Michael Jackson/Jackson 5 - some Motown comp Kraftwerk - Tour De France soundtrack Kraftwerk - Minimum Maximum Bireli Lagrene - Gypsy Project Led Zeppelin - Presence Les Zeppelin - Song Remains the Same Los Lobos - Kiko Masada - Live at Tonic Hank Mobley - No Room for Squares Hank Mobley - The Turnaround Hank Mobley - Another Workout Thelonious Monk - Live at the It Club Thelonious Monk - Live in Tokyo Wes Montgomery - Smokin' at the Half Note Pink Floyd - Ummagumma Pink Floyd - Piper at the Gates of Dawn Pink Floyd - Pulse Pink Floyd - Division Bell Porcupine Tree - Stupid Dream Porcupine Tree - In Absentia Bud Powell - Amazing Bud Powell Vol 1 Prince - 1999 R.E.M. - Reckoning R.E.M. - Fables of the Reconstruction R.E.M. - Lifes Rich Pageant R.E.M. - Document R.E.M. - New Adventures in Hi Fi Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed Rolling Stones - Beggars Banquet Rolling Stones - Exile on Main St. Sonny Rollins - A Night at the Village Vanguard Sonny Rollins - The Bridge Sonny Rollins - Our Man in Jazz Sonny Rollins - Sonny Meets Hawk Sonny Rollins - East Broadway Run Down Terje Rypdal - Vossabrygg Sex Mob - Does Bond Talk Talk - The Colour of Spring Talking Heads - Speaking in Tongues U2 - Unforgettable Fire Chucho Valdes - Live at the Village Vanguard Chucho Valdes - Solo: Live in New York Stevie Ray Vaughan - Texas Flood Cuong Vu - Vu-Tet Cuong Vu - It's Mostly Residual Cassandra Wilson - Traveling Miles Cassandra Wilson - Blue Light Til Dawn Yo La Tengo - Prisoners of Love (comp) John Zorn - The Gift

One more - The Beauville's "Whispering Sin":

Also, it's the album cover by a group called "This Ascension", titled Tears in Rain.

I believe they're the same films as before, but with (supposedly) significantly improved images.

I just saw the previews for that the other day. I honestly thought it was just an ad for the dvd of the first Martin PP flick, not realizing they'd done yet another. The first one was painfully bad. Peter Sellers must be spinning in his grave. And I like Steve Martin in general - though he's past his Sell-By date.

He sings the song that cannot be escaped.