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Quote: Originally Posted by Diogenes the Cynic You righties actually believe your own bullshit, don't you? I think most folks believe their own shit. Don't you?

Kurt Vonnegut said his absolute favorite song about a low key depressive episode is Counting Flowers on the Wall . I completely agree; whoever wrote that song has been there. (Just looked it up: it was written by Lew Dewitt , who sang tenor for the group and suffered depression largely due to major health problems; he died of Crohn's Disease at 52.)

Quote: Originally Posted by Talon Karrde Someone mentioned upthread that Thrawn was evil. I don't remember him that way. What evil things did he do? Agreed that Thrawn wasn't evil, or at least not in the same way that the Emperor and Vader were evil. In fact, further EU books make it clear that Thrawn was fighting the New Republic because he didn't think the NR could defend the galaxy against the Yuuzahn Vong. Which, really,...

Thought it was funny; never gave shit to other performers because they continue you tie it into Terry. Thought unlikely, though only claimed they were prominent NBC writers; a plethory we've bought for decades. The "plethory" is to only note the writers still pretending attention after it all? Bless you, Jenace.

Collard greens are equivalent to sauerkraut.

Quote: Originally Posted by Chefguy Reindeer sausage in Alaska is as common as hotdogs on the Boardwalk. Every corner dog stand sells it, and restaurants serve it as an alternative to bacon or breakfast sausage. It's the only thing I ever ordered when hungry for a dog. That's where I got my first taste of it. Delicious!

Quote: Originally Posted by Argent Towers It sounds uncannily like something else...almost as if they cribbed the chord changes directly from a different song. Pink Floyd? The slide guitar does remind me of "Speak to Me" at the beginning of Dark Side , fwiw.

Quote: Originally Posted by Exapno Mapcase I'm going to disagree with this. Think of the camera perspective used in movies or television, which I'd argue is really the same as third person omniscient. You view the story as if it were a movie or tv program, with the camera pointed at all the characters on screen equally. Or think of it as the prose equivalent of a play. A play normally doesn't have a pov in the same sense as the...

I have to say that Mariah Carey without makeup. . .yikes!

It'll be big once they start marketing the new breakafast cereal Mutton, Honey .