Dusty Chalk

Saw a black leather jacket with black hardware in Marshall's -- was obviously a second (the lining behind the zipper bulged out a little bit, to the point where if it isn't zipped up, it looks wrong), but it was cheap, so I got it.

Tea (Faux-rizona, to be specific). All day. Peeing a lot. A lot.

Drove. I went to a concert in Harrisburg PA Friday night, and apparently dropped my credit card or something. Had to go back for it today. Plus: laundry. Not a very productive day.

I'm thinking that wouldn't work nearfield. Or even midfield. Or even normal field. I'm thinking, "outfield".

I hope they have a "well that's finally over" sale.

Get out of my mind.

Thanks for the heads up, I have to admit to having been curious, will give them a chance. Me: pub dog oatmeal chocolate stout -- I think I better stay away from chocolate beers for a while -- they taste too much like coffee to me -- I'd like to stick to caramel and toffee malts for a while. Except for Southern Tier, of course. And Ommegang. Alright, maybe I better stay away from generalizations for a while. Goddamnit.

@ Appalachian Brewing Company Had: scottish ale -- outstanding Irish red -- outstanding Barleywine -- not bad Stout -- Irish dry, so not my cuppa Wheat -- I liked it a lot ...and the night is young Sent from mah Droid

Atwater Double Down imperial amber -- quite like the King Crimson, as a matter of fact -- too hoppy for me, but blame that on being the third day in a row. If it was a one-off, I probably could have handled it.

This thread has Stax Mafia written all over it.

Me: got a raise, found my other iPod.

Anniversary is better than no anniversary, so how about...congrats on surviving?

Try using this form?

Will it blend, self-service soda fountain edition: Boylan's Creme Soda and Boylan's Cane Cola.

Can't you just separate them by commas or semicolons or something?

I'm guessing: the next full moon? Mythology you should know...

Steve -- you should read Steel Remains, I think you'd like it.

Not really sure where to post this question, but thought I might, here: did pitchshifter pre-date dubstep by like over a decade? Every time I hear dubstep, I think back to their www.pitchshifter.com album: I mean, I realize the beats are more dnb than substep, but all that radical pitchbending on the synthesizer work just sort of defined the sound for me. PS I never get tired of this album, despite the fact that the vocals border on nu-metal. It was pre-nu-metal, so I make the association that nu-metal sounds like pitchshifter more than pitchshifter sounds like nu-metal. It's why I chose an instrumental track from the album. But it otherwise fucking rawks. If you think you can get over the vocals, it's worth listening. It's a weird cross of metal, punk, industrial, and dnb. "Please, Sir", "Genius", and "Microwave", in particular, are exemplary. Another (the only other) instrumental:

[dusty]I think they're just pretty pictures. Knucks likes good photography.[/dusty]

No, I think he meant he'd like one pair of each. Or zero. Or two. But I'm thinking one.

I never get tired of that album cover.

Happy Birthday!

I Hiromi.