StoneMtn

Actually, it doesn't. Years ago (long before I saw them) that used to matter. I know of one guy whose bleached blonde hair was turned pink. As of a few years ago, though, they use a water-based red and green liquid that they shoot into the audience. It washes right out.

Oh! Sweet! You'll have a great time, man! I only saw them once, but here's the review from a few years ago. RAGNAROK 'N' ROLL, RAGNAROK 'N' ROOOOOLLLLL!

Oh! I get it; like when Homer entered the enviro-contest for children. I just didn't catch on earlier. Sorry to ruin your joke.

Seriously, or in his own mind?

Crazy Horse played in Buffalo???

We have our "Chanukah Bush" all set up in the living room. (Seriously.)

Ya, I think your description definitely confused me with some far-too-impressive characters; Mary Tyler Moore and Spidey. I'm more like a combination of the King of Kensington and maybe Screech.

Has the real BradM been kidnapped and replaced by some descendent of Zeno?

I bought the raffle tickets because my assistant told me to. ...and yes. I would jump off a bridge if that is what my assistant told me I had scheduled this afternoon. I do, in fact, blindly follow her orders.

Well ... news to me ... It turns out my wife likes watching live hockey. She doesn't know or care about the NHL particularly, but likes to occasionally go and watch a game. She hasn't mentioned it in the half-dozen years or so we've been together, because she knew I had no interest at all. Problem solved. (I won't go with her, of course, but I'm sure someone will.) Oh, and to answer Brad's earlier question ... it was a raffle for a charity for children; run by my assistant. I bought tickets mainly because I have to count on her to run my life, so I'd be risking my life if I didn't buy those tickets. I also donated things for the raffle, too. I was just trying to give her a donation, really, and it never even occurred to me I might actually win something.

hahahahaha Realistically, I'm sure someone will go who will love it, but I do plan to do that in March, actually. I'm putting it in my calendar right now!

I just won a raffle at my office. I won two tickets to see the Leafs in March. Apparently, my complete apathy to professional sports seems to be irritating some people around here, under the circumstances. I'm also amazed that these tickets cost as much as a big-ticket concert. lol

Exactly what I was thinking.

I posted mine only on the basis that it was released by the Crowes on a Furthur compilation.

I assumed it had to be released as performed by the Black Crowes.

332: Songs The Black Crowes have covered 1. The Rolling Stones - Torn and Frayed 2. The Grateful Dead - Brokedown Palace 3. Otis Redding - Hard to Handle 4. The Band - The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down 5. Earl Randle - Somebody's On Your Case 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

Okay, both of those things are, in fact true. Hart is correct that the former should not be a priority. Re the latter, I think it is relevant to mention that the only lawyers in Canada allowed to wear silk gowns are "QCs". We have abolished the QC programme in Ontario, and I think that causes the "latter" benefit of my job to never have as much potential for fun as it could have been in the old days...

I think you are confused. I am glad I finally managed to get this guy to fire me as his lawyer; good riddance. The problem is that I merely needed him to take the next step of agreeing to represent himself or get a new lawyer so I can legally avoid next week's trial; where I would have to attend for no reason, and explain an insane situation to a judge. (I have no clue what you mean about being fired from the courts.) As I said above, it's all taken care of, anyway. I do appreciate the good wishes, though.

331: Songs About Birthdays 1. Soundgarden - 4th of July 2. Ween - Birthday Boy 3. Traditional - Happy Birthday 4. The Beatles - Birthday 5. Destiny's Child - Birthday 6. Cracker - Happy Birthday To Me 7. The Slip - Children of December 8. The Smiths - Unhappy Birthday 9. Tool - Parabol 10. Billy Bragg & Wilco - I Was Born (f. Natalie Merchant) 11. Grateful Dead - Mississippi Halfstep 12.

Update: I don't have to go on Monday. Woo hoo!

Ollie: I can only surmise various psychological motivations for his behaviour, and I presume it has something to do with finally accepting the reality that I have been trying to drill into his head for a year. I think he is coming to accept reality, and is blaming me for it, and hiding his head in the sand hoping things will disappear.

I will be asking the Court to Order him to pay me that money for my wasted time, and I'll almost certainly be awarded it.

I am intentionally not naming the parties. If I made it apparent who I was talking about, there could be a problem, but I will never reveal that.

He won't do anything.

That's not a stupid question. I am prepared to argue this case, but I will not tell my client he will win if that's not what I believe. Since I have given him my honest opinion, he surmises I have no "faith" in this action. That is true. I'd still vigorously defend it, though, if he really wanted me to. I'd just end up going down with the ship, but I could live with that.