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I try to avoid any of the this-will-change-the-face-of stuff & just listen to the songs. I honestly have no idea how a single album can 'change' the face of anything and fail to see how so many people believe stuff like that every time it is stated. They're just collections of songs at the end of the day. And I really, really like these songs.

It'll only cost several billion dollars. What's the big deal, right? American Moneytree, ya'll.

Yeah, I'm going with In Rainbows. I doubt the new Neil Young will top it next week, though it should be pretty good judging from the older tracks. Ali's The Truth is my number two.

Don't have a stroke, Czech.

Just finished my first listen through. I really like it.

I'm listening right now.

I hope you're the next Baltimore statistic.

I dont even know if I'll watch the Badger game. I would like to acknowledge that iggymcfly was right/I was wrong.

Neil Young - Powderfinger

Reading Brautigan's last book, An Unfortunate Woman, right now. The alcoholism really dragged his writing down by the end. There are quick glimpses of what was once there but it mostly seems like an empty struggle for him.

Late night for randomguy.

But how did tonight's game apply to the Baltimore Ravens?

Buffalo's always good for a laugh.

Who are the likely contenders if Torre does end up being fired?

Couldn't be any less interesting.

Definitly time for Barerra to retire & wait for the Hall of Fame to call.

How was that 2005 Favre? He was near-perfect the entire first half, the first pick was incredibly dumb, and the second was a hail mary. If James Jones doesn't cough up the ball, twice, in scoring range the Packers would've had a winning margin the Bears presumably wouldn't have closed. Maybe 2005 Favre greased the ball for Jones, though.

Neil Young - Ordinary People

Murder rate joke?

Back in the good old days the townspeople would've bought this guy a drink for shooting up these spoiled whippersnappers.

When messageboards fail to be geeky enough some twerps use them as a vehicle for mindlessly talking to themselves.

Not sure about the playcalling/clock-management on that last drive.

Running game?

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20071008/ap_on_...consin_shooting

I still haven't figured out why the Badgers decided to go with a Brett Favre-style downfield passing scheme almost the entire 2nd half. Yeah, Hill was banged up but he was still going & the 3rd string guy was doing alright. At least trying the running game seemed like a decent concept. Probably going to be like 15 or below with that. Czech - Even Badger wins are pretty lossy.