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Definitely time for Wapner.

@echoe0620 Please tell us you were joking.

*clap* *clap* *clap*

That's the kind of skill that can create real magic... see Tristan Allen's 'Janos vs Wonderland' (youtu.be/B3ScfLqXlYc?hd=1) for more.

@Mafia200100 I'm just glad we got to hear this, however it came about. Hearing this for the first time at the end of the game was an epiphany... beauty, sorrow, victory, and a bunch of other feelings I didn't have words for hitting me all at once. I bought the CD for myself, and have given 7 c...

Truly brilliant... thank you.

@Kenacorn you got a mojo, got a magic mojo

(Surprisingly, Bodie Wagner's early stuff - which my father had on reel-to-reel tape - is now available at cdbaby.com, gathered into a collection called 'Vintage'.)

Whoever invented the business suit clearly did so with Joseph Gordon-Levitt in mind.

@crocodilescry Now I feel old. But your comment, the picture it paints, gave me great joy.

I saw the Cure with the Violent Femmes in 1982; I'd just turned 14. Maybe 35 people in the audience. It was like a light turning on in my head. I was homeless then, though I didn't know it yet - I'd been ...

@MrTelejohn Dying is easy. Anyone can die. It's *living* that is hard. All this talk of gods and death... a Universe of wonder all around us, and all some people can think up to do with their time is reject it.

But: "There are more things in heaven and earth... than are dreamt of in your philoso...

Wait!? Is that THE Poorman? Who did the "Poor man's guide to eating on the cheap" (or something like that) before starting Loveline on KROQ with Dr Drew? Spic & Span? *That* Poorman?

If you ever liked Loveline and all you ever saw of it was Adam Carolla (or, God forbid, Riki Rachtman) you ar...

@lukassnakeman In '76 Sid & Marty Krofft - creators of Banana Splits, H.R. Pufnstuf, Land of the Lost, etc. - opened a theme park in Atlanta. One of the rides was a giant pinball machine with 8-foot tall bumpers that (I thought, as a kid) bounced you around, and huge flippers... the cars were sha...

@SANCHOGAMING I'm actually surprised that the music is as *good* as it is, since they aren't so much a band as they are performance-art. They're like a car wreck, where you know you might see something you can never un-see but you just can't look away. Die Antwoord turn the whole Zef thing ins...

@mightykaytor No, I don't project much, no need.

You made a stupid "snips & snails & puppy-dog tails" comment, I called bullshit on general principles, and you responded with a clearly-practiced rant that you really should read, if you can spare a minute of being honest - not with me, I'm just s...

@tuila hey, it is inevitable!

hey, it is inevitable!

I was only waiting for the sound, girl;

darling, we’ll be waiting for the sound, ‘cuz

hey, it is inevitable!

She's got skill that has nothing to do with her looks... she's shredding that fucking guitar. Credit where it's due, she totally rocks.

Why do you guys only have one video up? I hope it's because you're out there doing something completely awesome... if this is any indication, you probably are.

@CJRogliano 'O Fortuna', from Carmina Burana. (Carl Orff, 1935, /watch?v=TI40OziM-LI).

Ray Manzarek covered this in 1983 (/watch?v=94P8Y_etFN4) and another version was used in the 1991 Doors film (in Jim's addiction scenes).

'O Fortuna' is often mistaken for the music from Requiem For A Dream,...

I don't get the people saying "it should be Jim".

It *should* be Jim... he had an edge and energy that he poured into his music. But Jim is dead (which is good; he'd have been 49 on this night) and Vedder has some of that same edge and energy. He doesn't come close to having the same *mystique...

очень хорошо, друг мой. Мне очень нравится! (Sorry, I don't really speak Russian. Одного языка недостаточно, but Google Translate helps.)

@Kayakiran1 Nye studied under Carl Sagan at Cornell and developed a device that makes 747s safer to fly. Dr Mitchell deserves respect for his illustrious career and the amazing things he did as an astronaut, but he wasn't there in his official capacity as an astronaut - he was there to talk abo...

He found the hidden relationship between electromagnetism, god, and the soul; then spent 7 years trying to find the least common denominator of 4 numbers (we learn this at age 9) but couldn't because the math involves fractions, so he had to invent new math (which we call 'addition').

He can't s...