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I went to Enterprise to rent a "compact" car for a brief trip south to visit my mother. When I got to the lot I saw a black Prius sitting there. I asked if it was available and he said it was, so of COURSE I had to take it. He only charged me $5 more than the $150 I was paying for the regular compact. I'll be putting over 700 miles on the thing so, I'll be saving some $$ on gas this time. Whenever I've tried to rent one of these, they've either been horribly expensive (Hertz - around $400) or not reservable in advance (Enterprise). So, I lucked out, for sure. ... and it's black!

Thanks, Bbbbbbbbb!

Hey, thanks, guys! Woulda been better if I didn't have to work today, but ... they bought me a cake, so it wasn't so bad.

Good answer, Free.

Not crazy about the new design. Too busy. I don't mind them revamping it, but I'm not sure this layout works.

That explains why "Love Is the Song We Sing: San Francisco Nuggets 1965-1970" showed up on sale on my shopping list today for $31.99.

This makes total sense as PT certainly has some serious KC influences.

"Conn's a dick". Whew! GOOD answer, Free. Dodged a bullet on THAT one. [don't tell rachel]

Please fill us in (the uninitiated) re: Conn = 'dick' There's a running joke in the Live Chat Room that as soon as someone logs off the system, the rest of the group (typically Conn, Free For All, Noj, Aggie and others) types in "[whoever] is a dick". I"m not sure if Conn started it, but let's say he did anyway.

"100 Days, 100 Nights" - Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings is #14 with a bullet on the eMusic charts.

Nothing about Conn???

Got the "Not Just the Best of the Larry Sanders Show" DVD set recently, but still haven't cracked it open. I need to do that (one of these days).

On Charlie Rose tonight. (Joni Mitchell tomorrow)

This is a VERY interesting note in the Welcome to the New Blue Note Website page: That growth and expansion will include offering high quality DRM-free MP3 downloads of our full catalog of tracks, albums, out of print titles and unique releases exclusive to the Blue Note store.

Todd is the artistic director at Dizzy's Lincoln Center in NYC. I didn't know that until I saw him there earlier this year when I saw Hank & Joe. I went up to him afterwards and tried to talk about the old days at KK, but he didn't seem too interested in talking.

I gather you didn't much care for "Blood Simple", "Miller's Crossing", "Fargo", "The Man Who Wasn't There" either. They all have their fair share of violence but are in varying degrees, wonderful Coen Brothers films. Haven't seen Blood Simple since it came out. I didn't think that The Man Who Wasn't There was all that violent, plus it was in B&W and somewhat "cartoon-y". As for Miller's Crossing, I've never seen the entire film so I can't comment. I did have trouble with some of the violence in Fargo.

Not a huge problem, but I'm finding that I have to repeatedly log in. The cookie doesn't seem to be working.

Been getting great reviews, but sounds too violent for my taste. ... and I really like the Coens.

Maybe they're selective in some way. The new Fogerty album showed up as it was released, so the label is still active on the site.

It's blatant sexism, Conn. And you're the victim.

Yeah..........I think the QJ will be pretty good.

BTW, if we all throw in $0.50 I think we can order one of these for Conn. Archie McPhee

Buzz will be my first patient! Oh, noooooooooooooooooooooooooo ....

Connnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn nnnnnnnnnnnnnnn[dick]nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn!! Have a great one, OLD guy!