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I've enjoyed them live. They're a bit "trancey" for my tastes, though.

Damn! I see he's playing the Big Toe tonight, and I can't possibly go. He is amazing.

All this is obvious. People are just jealous. I'd be there if it was feasible.

What makes you post that little-animation-thing regarding Toyota? Other than a Smart Car, I've only driven Toyotas (3 different ones) for the last 12 years, and I've loved them all. Did you post that because of the recalls? It seems they're treating their customers quite well with that, as they're replacing parts for free. Is there something about Toyota's customer service record I don't know?

There were some years of the F250 with serious recalls. If you're thinking a Ford F250, you have to be careful which year you buy. Google some info on the recalled years, or ideally get the new one that is about to come out.

Yes. And you get to wear a cape.

No. Not at all.

I understood YATS to be saying that some people might think that a mountain that is "not extreme" doesn't require a helmet, but that those people would be wrong, given that a slip on ice could cause serious damage, too. Isn't it nice when we all agree?

No. I wish my life was that exciting. Just a silly, little series of tasks to check on something for my client over time. It wouldn't pay a huge amount of money, but a little, and it would help out a great, charitable cause.

I have a client that needs a task done in Kitchener. They are a non-profit organization and they have very little in the way of resources so they need to keep costs down. The task they need done would normally be performed by a trained person who does this for a living, but in this case the client would really like to save money and hire any person in Kitchener to do this. (It is actually a series of tasks over time, with pay each time, and doesn't really require much specialized skill, and I could explain what to do.) The client is also an extremely worthy cause. (I guess I am sort of a "volunteer" for it, myself, in that I do work for them pro bono.) If anyone is interested please PT me. sm

BTW: In case anyone is wondering, and to avoid sullying the otherwise pristine reputation of Patchoulia by my comment above, I was kidding!

Okay. It's just a matter of time, but I'm goin' fishin'!

Patchoulia: Unlike you, when I refer to a "string" I'm not talking about the "first string" of a football team or anything...

You know, I am thinking this is real, and I could possibly hire Dean Ween/Mickey Moist to take me fishing in Pennsylvania for 300 bucks. Do you think that a fishing-rod, strung properly, could also double as an erhu? I imagine I could subtly sneak an instrument on board that way, and casually suggest Dean play me a solo on it. (Yes. I am operating on the presumption he could figure out how to play an erhu. How hard can one string be?)

Okay, I just went through that site... Am I right - that actually is Deaner, and he actually is guiding fishing trips? I mean, that's his name, that looks like him, and that site doesn't seem to be a joke.

How do you know everyone is happy to watch a band until 2am on a weeknight? I am not, and I skip those shows, as I have done for most of my adult-life. There are bigger priorities than seeing live music. On the other hand, I know that if a show is at a huge venue it starts and ends earlier. Given that knowledge, I may choose to go out on a weeknight. If that deal is broken by the artist or venue, I have a right to be annoyed. While I applaud your willingness to skip school, some of us have careers and clients. Our lives do not lend themselves to flagrant irresponsibility, for the sake of seeing some people play music. I really didn't think this was that complex of an idea, but apparently it is. (Jaimoe seems to get it.)

I am so glad I didn't go to this. I am too old (and lame) for shows ending at 2 am on a weeknight (although I would make an exception for a short list of a few legends). I am glad that those who went seemed to enjoy themselves, though.

June 1 - UK Tour begins. I agree they are not really a groundbreaking new sound, but the more I listen the more I can't stop listening.

Thanks backbacon. Your comments are duly noted. Patchoulia and I? GnR? Out! To Axl: You just aren't that important. Remember that.

Oh no! That is an unreal loss to "the left". His voice is irreplaceable.

This band should have millions of fans worldwide. (Instead, I believe they have dozens of fans, Malibu-wide.) You have to listen to this. I can't stop. "It's all gravy baby". http://www.myspace.com/meetmeatthepub

Alright, so based on the reviews/reports, despite this being a big arena show, I shouldn't expect Axl to even consider showing up until at least 10 pm, right? It sounds like he's been hitting the stage between 10:15 and 10:45. Any thoughts?