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Have a great one Vicki.

^ jealous

Haven't heard them for a few years, but add another fan here.

In The Wee Small Hours Capital 33 Reissue X-something

Ella Swings Lightly 2x45

I remember a dealership in Cleveland that for a short time gave away a Yugo with every Cadillac purchase.

Fixed.

Speaking of...

Almost as good as Chess Boxing...

Maybe USBOverdrive? http://www.usboverdrive.com/USBOverdrive/News.html ... or SteerMouse? http://www.plentycom.jp/en/steermouse/

ROLLING STONES - SOME GIRLS: LIVE IN TEXAS ’78 (2 LP / DVD) Special Deluxe double 180-gram vinyl LP pressing (on red and yellow colored vinyl) of live concert from the Rolling Stones' 1978 US Tour in support of their “Some Girls” album – includes bonus DVD! • 2 LPs on color vinyl + DVD! • 180-gram vinyl pressings • Remixed and remastered by Bob Clearmountain from the original multitrack tapes • Three-panel gatefold jacket Original Price $39.98 $24.99 http://www.popmarket.com/details/27789452?feature_id=27786616 Like color vinyl. Bought.

What movies were you guys thinking? Das Boot, Panic Room, Apollo 13, etc.? .

Oh man, that's funny. Kid you not, Mel and my first date was to Schindler's List also!* Is there a romantic trend forming here at Head-Case? Anyone else? *In case anyone is doing the math, there were several years we didn't date, and I didn't count above, before we got back to together.

Somewhere between... 259 + 0 = 259 and 259 + 12 = 271 ... depending if credit is awarded for living with, parenting, and/or dating the same gal. Older I get the less I understand marriage, but hope I'm lucky enough to spend the rest of my life with said gal, and best wishes to all, however they couple.

So you missed a Bluegrass concert at home, but gained a K-Pop show abroad. Did you notice much difference?

Imagining Al next to... Have fun.

If anyone is/was into comics, the excerpt, at least, is a killer... An excerpt of Sean Howe's 'Marvel Comics, The Untold Story' http://www.grantland.com/story/_/id/8433000/view/full/an-excerpt-sean-howe-marvel-comics-untold-story&src=longreads An excerpt from Howe's new book on how internal arguments, drugs, failed feminism, and the exploitation of minority characters in comic books and the freelance writers and artists who drew them, changed Marvel Comics during the late '60s and early '70s: "'I was just as crazy as everybody else post-Watergate, post-Vietnam,' said Starlin, whose hobbies included motorcycles, chess, and lysergic acid diethylamide–25. 'Each one of those stories was me taking that stuff that had gone before and trying to put my personal slant on it. Mar-Vell was a warrior who decided he was going to become a god, and that's where his trip was.' In the pages of Captain Marvel, existence itself might be altered several times in the course of an issue. 'There is a moment of change, then reality becomes a thing of the past!' howls the evil ruler Thanos, before everything morphs into funhouse-mirror images. His sworn enemy Drax responds: 'My mind and my soul are one — my soul — an immortal intangible, nothing and everything! That which cannot die cannot be enslaved, for only with fear is servitude rendered!' On the following page, Drax's shifting realities are represented by thirty-five panels of warped faces, skulls, eyes, stars, and lizards. Captain Marvel had practically become a black-light poster with dialogue. Its sales kept increasing. Soon Starlin was opening his fan mail and finding complimentary joints sent by grateful, mind-blown readers."

Loveless can sound great/horrible depending on setup. Here...

Which is number one in that 'Holmes inspired' list?

Sounds fun. Have a blast.

Anyone else watching the O'Reilly-Stewart "debate" in a few hours? http://www.therumble2012.com/