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Consider yourself lucky to at least get an actual NOLA musician on screen.

Hey, they did get Allen Toussaint.

Springsteen would have fit in the moment better, and is probably far more popular with the NFL's demographic than Green Day. I should mention that I enjoy (though not as much as when I was younger) a large amount of Green Day's earlier material, and thought American Idiot was decent/fun pop crap when I first heard it...but it was run really deep into the ground almost two years ago. They just seem so desperate to fit in these days, and playing in tonight's setting was awful. Gotta clear that up before resident librarian Slayer comes in here with a dozen links to stuff I might've posted about American Idiot in 2004 to back up his bizarre Escort joke. And they're nearing 40.

Really milking it now...

Heh?

Is it the Rebirth Brass Band?

Bono with a new Trent Reznor haircut.

Allen Toussaint & Elvis Costello must be busy tonight.

The American Idiot cd will never die.

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) _ Ignoring the calendar, Republican Gov. George Pataki of New York is the first potential presidential candidate to open a campaign office in Iowa. The caucuses aren't until January 2008, but Pataki plans to open an office this week in Des Moines and one in Manchester, N.H., soon after. He's also in preliminary discussions with officials in South Carolina about an office in that state, spokeswoman Alicia Preston said Monday. "He wants to really help Republicans" in this year's midterm elections, Preston said. Pataki has been a frequent visitor to Iowa. He decided not to seek another term as governor as he explores a bid for the Republican presidential nomination. Pataki is a moderate GOP governor who supports abortion rights and gun control, stands that puts him at odds with the Republicans' conservative base.

That reminds of how, about an hour from Knoxville, there is a gigantic cross on the side of the interstate casting a shadow on a massive porno store.

I fail to see how Myspace is such a horrible terrible entity.

Heres a quote from Don Banks' newest article at cnnsi.com... "Detroit was so inept on defense it made Brett Favre look young again, as the Packers legend ran around and made plays with abandon en route to a 340-yard, three-touchdown, no-interception day. Don't get used to it, Brett. It was the Lions." This is the kind of writing that makes people money? Didn't this guy see that Favre had the EXACT same stats last week (with just one pick) against the 2-0, and America's sweethearts, NO Saints? I also could have sworn that guys like Green and Jennings made some great plays after catches as well. At least its not as bad as Dr Z's brilliant reporting on how Favre might not deserve to be a first ballot hall of famer.

Decembuary 86th.

I really like the Deram Anthology.

I guess I just don't see the problem here. Maybe I just missed the part wear he bites the head off a chicken or something, from the way some people are viewing this. He looks old? He's 60, overweight for years, and had a recent heart surgery...was he supposed to look like he's 30? Why do people still give a shit about anything on Fox?

And Green Bay in Dallas for the entire decade of the 90s.

whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2006/writ...lbag/index.html

It's already getting crazy in Seattle. Two picks already...

I wonder how much 'Dr Z' was paid for his article on how Brett Favre might not be a first-ballot hall of famer.

The first comment I saw - AWFUL WAFFLE!

I wish we were getting bonus coverage of the MN-Chi finish here in Southwest Wisco.

Green Bay wins!

Goddam, Ahman Green with his tradmark fumble with the game in the bag.

So, the Steelers are the new Patriots?