Hangman

Bruce.

Heading to Atlanta shortly for my weekend shows.

Dr. Pepper, but I really wish I didn't like any of them.

The media is worried about ratings and they get them every time Trump tweets. They're loving him.

I think that saying Trump is advocating violence by sharing the video (as I've seen some say elsewhere) is a major stretch and laughable. That said, I would love so much if he'd just stop tweeting his every thought. I genuinely worry about how he'll react when confronted with real issues when he can't take criticism from programs I've only heard of because he tweets about them.

I have a 250 Gb data cap on my internet per month, so that's one of the primary reasons I haven't cut the cord. But I still may soon enough.

I saw the U2 show as well. I've got the following on deck thus far to round out the year: Incubus/Jimmy Eat World - Lakewood Ampitheatre @ Atlanta, GA 07/08/2017 Metallica/Avenged Sevenfold/Volbeat - Suntrust Park @ Atlanta, GA 07/09/2017 Graham Nash - Lexington Opera House @ Lexington, KY 08/01/2017 Drive-By Truckers - The Forum @ Hazard, KY 09/24/2017 Gov't Mule - Mountain Arts Center @ Prestonsburg, KY 10/09/2017 Foo Fighters - Rupp Arena @ Lexington, KY 10/21/2017 Surprised the wife with tickets to see The Weeknd in South Carolina the weekend of 10/28 but she says we can't go so I have to sell those tickets. Apparently she has something huge planned for me that can't be cancelled. So I'll keep you all posted on that.

I love the Sklars and their brand of humor. The guests can be a little much sometimes, but I laugh out loud listening from time to time.

I've been listening to Dumb People Town with the Sklar brothers. It's pretty funny.

Put me on record: This will not work out for Houston.

I'm out of the loop. Why is this just now being announced?

The new Jason Isbell album is top notch. Not quite "Southeastern", but an improvement from "Something More Than Free". Jeff Tweedy released an album last week called "Together at Last" which is primarily acoustic versions of Wilco songs. It's nothing groundbreaking, but pretty good.

I am going to see them in Atlanta next month. Can't wait.

I haven't seen them in 5 years. Chances are good I'll be at Rupp to celebrate my birthday.

I'm a little neurotic and I really struggle with the idea of a vacation in general. I keep my phone close by and check in at work 3-4 times per day. I can't let myself cut loose. That said, my favorite vacation was a cruise because I was basically forced to cease contact with home. I chose beach in the poll, though. That's what I almost always do because my wife loves it.

He'll probably be fired long before then anyways. No harm, no foul.

Probably haven't changed in 10 or so years.

Didn't realize this was an old thread and came to post this verbatim. I noticed when trying to pick the right song that very few got the sentiment right. Most songs just aren't written from that perspective. They're all about love lost or love sought. Not that many songs that are just about love. I was very literal when analyzing lyrics, and it complicated things.

I'm a bad fan. I had no idea who John Higgins was until I read this thread. :lol2:

As little as I can get buy with. Probably $100 or so a year. Apparently I drag my right foot when I walk or just step weird or something, because the sole always ends up detaching in the back in the right foot only. That's when I replace them.

Caught it this evening. Thought it dragged a little at times, but it was overall enjoyable.

Scum of the Earth.

Literally just finished it. Don't really have any words at this point.

I'd say "photo op" mentality.

Update: Still love it.