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The tiny one is the trash, green is yard clippings, blue recycling.

So close.

Saw Wavves at Revolution Hall in Portland. This is a relatively new venue in Portland that they converted from an old high school. Inside there are bars, restaurants and a good sized concert venue. Really cool concept and property. I was surprised that the show was as sparsely attended as it was with only 200-300 people in the audience. There was plenty of space on the floor and I eventually strolled right up to the stage. This was the last show of their tour and things went off the rails towards the end of the show. The lead singer, Nathan, was on his second bottle of Jameson and I was able to witness the lights going out in his eyes. He asked for someone to provide him with weed. Which, as you might surmise, happened rather quickly. Shortly thereafter he decided it would be a good idea to smash his guitar. Looks like I got a new momento to go with the poster for my garage.

I haven't seen this one before but it is making me laugh my ass off. Bravo!

Don't be such a pussy.

I think Applewhite's explanation is spot on. Attached vid clip starts during the press conference with Major's explanation.

I would guess that is so all of the dead person's friends will receive word that they were kilt. I still see people on facebook writing birthday messages to dead people and it is really obvious they don't know they're dead.

My wife and I separated 2 months ago so I've been listening to some sad music. Because I'm sad. The whole "Strange Trails" album by Lord Huron is hauntingly beautiful and melancholy so it has been the soundtrack of the separation for me. This song, in particular, has resonated with me.

Not for recruiting.

Coaches that win ten games a year at UH don't stay at UH. Also, I'd rather coach (and recruit Houston for leftovers) than coach at Kansas.

Anybody on the Raiders roster that fits that description?

I'm thinking about checking this band out in a few weeks just based upon this video. It's fucking brilliant.

On a whim, I went to see Ages and Ages at Polaris Hall in Portland friday night. I had listened to a couple of their new songs and thought they had a Portugal, the Man meets Broken Social Scene vibe. Wow, they were so much more than I had expected. Everybody but the drummer sings and there is a lot of harmonizing. I was really impressed. After their set they walked of the stage and milled about next to the stage. After a short pause they came back up and played one of their more well known tracks "Divisionary (Do the right thing)". After finishing they walked off stage again and stood there. This venue has no backstage for the band to retire to. The singer got back on the mic and said that they hadn't prepared anything else but there was nowhere for them to go. He called out to a bunch of former members of the band that were in the audience, grabbed an acoustic guitar, and told them to meet him in the middle of the floor. The current and former members of the band met under the chandelier and performed an acoustic version of the song "No nostalgia". It was a moving experience. I think I might have been the only person in the audience that didn't know the words because everybody else joined in and sang their hearts out. I know this picture doesn't do justice to the moment but it was an incredible experience and I'm glad I got to witness it.

The owners like the bells and whistles. More $$$$.

Could you two shut the fuck up? Nobody wants to read your slap fight. Take it to PM or better yet act like adults and just stop.

Would

still would

Name and avatar check out. Bravo sir.

I had the audio on while working and I kept thinking that Ray Romano was answering the questions.

Well, he did...

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Win or lose I'll be drinking. But I'm a much happier drunk after a win. Fuck TCU! We are going to fuckstomp them!

I'm not a religious person but I think I might be willing to attend a service at this church. https://www.oregonlive.com/pacific-northwest-news/index.ssf/2018/09/oregon_church_changes_sign_aft.html