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Bagheera imitates Homer Simpson. D'oh!
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Huckleberry assumes the flounder position, which, of course, renders him invisible.
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"You know, Mr. Stephen, I'll be coming to you for help with my new blog," Robert warns me.
"No problem. I'm happy to help."
"How often do you post?" he asks.
"I try to post one entry a day."
"I'd like to post something tonight," he continues, "but I'm not sure I'll have time. I'm not sure that my piece is completed and ready to be posted."
"Well, you know, with the blog, I find that I can start and stop anywhere. It's not really necessary for an entry to be a fully explored and fleshed out idea. This works really well for me; I'm full of little ideas,…
I expect we'll see a lot of articles about this, touting it as the beginning of the end for aging. It's a start, but I suspect that aging is such a complex cluster of processes that there's no one "key" to reversing it.
But wow, anyway.
I just found this over at Donewaiting and want to share it with you. Let's listen together.
Living With War, by Neil Young.
Whoa: horns and happiness. Is this legal?
CNN interviewer: "You've got one song that's called 'Let's Impeach the President.' What is this song about?"
Neil Young: "Well, it's a song that pretty well follows the title, just with a bunch of reasons. It's a long song."
Here's a video for the Rye Coalition track "Young Yellers," off their new album Curses.
Once, at a Maxwell's show, guitarist Jon Gonnelli, almost nailed me with one of these rock'n'roll leg kicks.
Living With War
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Neil Young figured some young punks would get around to it, but after a couple years waiting, decided to do it himself. What he had in mind was an echo of classic '60s protest songwriting to deal with the current US politcal/war situation: Direct, confrontational, and to the point. Few hidden metaphors or clever double meanings.
You'll either love it or leave it.
Living With War bristles with Young's recurring power-trio sound brought to bear on Zuma, Ragged Glory, and others. Sparks are flying everywhere, and there is no doubt all…
A hilarious account of one man's attempt to legally download a video via Movielink.