Aint No Right

Hoka, I think everyone's queries and responses, including yours, have been reasonable and well-thought out. I think the continued reaction to your original question has to do with the defensive posture you've dug into. I think in reacting to ES the way you did, you opened yourself up to accusations ...

I do find it hard to imagine perry scouring old video of Iggy to find an outfit...

Every US citizen is partly responsible for this. Being like 80% of the population against the war but having it nowhere near its end means that that 80% is plagued with lazy people who care more about watching American Idol than actually stopping the war by electing a new parliament, demonstrating ...

So no chemical weapons? Or they all got sent to Syria? Where's my cheap oil?!!?!?!

An absolute disgrace as a human being.


Lest we forget the role the 'liberal' media played in drumming up the call for blood: http://www.esquire.com/blogs/politics/H ... ry?src=rss

I guess I've walked on the periphery of everyday life for so long I've never really felt it. I'm willing to at least say that. But just to play devils advocate here... if you transplant any white person into a non-white area of the world, and that "white privilege" is still there, then I believe it...

I've found the last two episodes to be really difficult to watch. all the characters are just off their rockers and so hard to root for. I guess I still kinda like Ray? I liked Adam until this past episode. Same with Charlie. Hannah's OCD has made the show unwatchable. Shoshanna is cute and all but ...

so recording session was today/this week? I'll check this thread again in July.

as long as it's not about foreskin

We haven't declared war since WWII while in the international community and International Law more specifically, formal declarations of war are seen as an anachronism. But hey, those dudes 200 years ago though it was necessary...

edit: Though I do agree with you re: Yemen and Pakistan, etc.

Larry, you're right on a few things, like merit in America being based on a white created standard, which disadvantadges people outside of the white community. You are wrong, however, in asserting that white people were the ones that started using the phrase "African American" - that term's populari...

They are finally (hopefully) making the sequel to Trainspotting. Coming 2016.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/03/1 ... 53572.html

Really digging the production and layered melodies. Really like writing with this stuff on, puts me in the proper headspace.

I kinda thought the band was on hiatus or constructively broken up anyway.

it's filmed [obvioulsy] all with stock footage and a green screen/computers

awesome video and song... a little close to home though

I kind of feel like I have no idea what the hell he's doing. It just sounds like twiddle dicking with nobs and buzzers and him talking over it. I'm sure in his mind it sounds incredibly artful and unlike what Jane's has turned in to, non-conforming to the traditional structures of pop music and bla...

hokahey wrote:Welp, if we didn't get in to so many illegal and unnecessary wars. That would be really helpful.

But I don't care who you are in the military. It's 20 years.

Dude couldn't stick it out another 4 years?

I by the unnecessary just curious what you mean by illegal?

completely forgot that End to the Lies existed

Eric Avery is releasing new music over the next few days.

I remembered one more... I can only wash dishes with a sponge that has a scrubby side. I can't use J cloths or any other type of cloth. In situations where there is no other option, I'll use a j cloth but I feel like the dishes aren't really clean. http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSAqXYfZDi...

...ah....the sound of the old guard nostalgically clawing at copies of the TV Guide....

creep wrote:i thought episode 4 was the best of the season.

agreed.

Perkana is right, the Alabama Shakes rock.

This article claims that ~975 'clear and present dangers' were neutralized last year by private gun-owners. Over ten times less than the amount of 'unjustifiable homicides' that took place with guns last year.

http://www.bostonreview.net/BR38.1/hal_ ... ndment.php

that song they dance to in the club, "I love it" by Icona Pop came on the radio this summer as I dropped my folks off at the airport, then house-sat for them for a week. good memories.

I liked the episode, though I do get a bit squeamish watching people be all coked up.