what amazed me about this scene in at the circus is how they were able to do it in such limited space
and of course theres only one graucho
what did it have to do with breaking bad? who knows, who cares. leave that to college professors.
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Blind people smile like everyone else, even though they’ve never seen anyone else smile. It’s just a natural human expression.
That every person who comments on your post is thinking of you.
Otters have a pocket in their skin for their favorite rock.
Every cow has their own best friend that they hang around every day.
Each year, hundreds of trees grow because squirrels forget where they buried their food.
For a brief moment in time, you were a moment in someone’s life. A mere extra, passing through their thoughts in milliseconds, but milliseconds of their story nonetheless. For every person you’ve exchanged eye contact with, you have made a contribution to their existence, be it significant or not.
Wayne Allwine (the voice of Mickey Mouse) and Russi Taylor (the voice of Minnie Mouse) were married in real life.
Ryan Seacrest tried to high five a blind person
in real life im the most normal nice polite person youd ever wanna meet.
but when the bears are on… and i think they should win… and if their season looks promising
i will yell at the top of my lungs at the tv
the only time my neighbors know i exist is during football season
bbq, screaming, cursing
and occasionally great laughing.
its very easy to be a football fan. theres only like 16 games a year for your team.
the games only last 3 hours tops cuz everyones fat.
and you only need to know the names of like three of the guys on each team.
theres even a piss break in the middle of the game so people can ignore the band.
tickets in chicago start at $250 for the worst seat imaginable.
youre basically in indiana.
we paid half that to see the raiders and the bears in the club section on the 0 yard line in oakland
that was the only game i ever went to where i didnt care who won, they were both my teams
my real team
and my california adopted team.
who both drive me crazy
especially today. all day.
The thing about L.A. is it’s pretty much always nice out here.
Even when it was 100 the other day, I loved it.
It felt good.
I worked on my album in Philly, and I would take the train to New York on the weekends,
and I’d get off the train
and immediately want to die.
I would just hate my life.
And I’m from Nashville, which is kind of similar – when it’s hot, it’s fucking miserable.
But Nashville, at least it kind of rains in the summer.
I don’t even remember the last time it rained out here.
I always wondered how those big-ass fires start in L.A.,
and then I’ll throw my cigarette out the window or something,
and I’m like
“There it is.”
she lives in chicago.
pretty close to Oprah.
Da Bears going into this game are undefeated.
when I was out there I watched the first two games with her.
Everyone in Chicago is super pumped for this season.
I can’t imagine she didn’t know that on
SUNDAY
in the AFTERNOON,
the odds are pretty good
that the Bears are on TV
playing football.
and that i would be watching it.
but she loves me and i love her
so she just thinks im waiting to find out what my sister won
at the church auction.
well now the whole world knows.
great job angie.
as soon as i get a job im buying my mom
a bigger tv
that automagically turns on on Sundays
when the Bears are playing
even though they’re losing big time today
because Jay Cutlers mom didnt tell him to get his head in the game today
in fact Jay should pay for my moms new TV
because this is ridiculous
and i cant even believe this is happening
all last year the Lions only won 4 games
and here they are in the end of the 3rd creaming the bears 37-16
no wonder my mom cares more about the St. Viator’s freaking gala more than the Monsters of the Midway
on the Lord’s Day
on a beautiful fall day in America. Damn you Jay Cutler. Damn you to h-e double hockey sticks.
way back in the olden times when i was in junior high they used to try to bribe us to do better in school
by taking everyone who made the Honor Roll to the Cubs game.
Guess who didn’t make the honor roll that year
and guess whose sister did
Aren’t we lucky. We got one.
where did your favorite state fare?
I think they’re interesting structurally, in retrospect, for instance their business and the way they flexed their muscles in a good way. In the late 80s or early 90s, before Jerry died, they did these stadium shows, and they had their own ticketing system. They sold tickets directly, and at some point during this stadium tour, Ticketmaster didn’t want them selling directly. They told The Dead that wasn’t happening anymore, so the band told them, “Okay, you’re fired.” And then so Ticketmaster tried to backtrack. At least that’s what I heard, I’m not sure if that’s necessarily true. But anyways, they operated well, they weren’t bullied by the machine. You get that sort of power by saying “No.”
from the excellent interview on Brightest Young Things
but at least i didnt get a terrible tattoo which was also misspelt.
this blog has always been staying positive despite whatever goes down.
a long time ago i got a fortune cookie that said
its not what happens, its how you handle it
and ive always tried to live my life from advice delivered by mass produced desserts.
some of the bad news was my buddy Dave from the KPCC Patt Morrison Show was being shown the door
so we took him out drinking last night
and all agreed that the radio station probably didnt need any more forward thinking creative funny
radio veterans
who’d produced people like Pete Rose, Dennis Miller, and Bob Forrest.
some times people just want challenges, i guess.