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Into The Desert
amen.— September 11, 2008 1:30 a.m.
Monkee Business
One small mistake. You mention in the above post "where the monkeys played 'music' together in the same room. Whether it is music, is debatable!— September 11, 2008 1:24 a.m.
Music You Love to Hate
Jay A. Sanford, the cartoonist at this fine publicatin, bugs me about that too, once in a while. I don't need sound. I use a computer to work, answer emails, and occasionally watch two girls and a cup. I don't need it for music. I gots the radio and my CD collection for that.— September 10, 2008 2:08 a.m.
Two Beatles Women -- Two Different Reactions
well abrak, that's a good point about that being tacky. but, I've seen a number of interviews with Heather, and she definately seems a bit bizarre. and i'm not even talking about her crying and saying she's treated worse than a pedophile. that actually made a bit of sense, since the media was really out to get her. i'm talking about stories like...her making up an incident about a swim teacher "abusing" her. turns out, that was someone else on her swim team that that happened to. that woman threatened to sue, and they quietly settled out of court. also, her going on and on, about how she didn't even know who The Beatles were. Yoko tried to play that card, too. they're the biggest band of all-time. you know who they are. we aren't buying it. the one thing i will give heather is, from day one, I NEVER thought she was a gold digger. she's always given most of what she makes, to charity. and she wanted paul to do the same, with his billions. so for her, it wasn't about money...until the divorce, then she went for it. can't fault her for that. antigeek, not as family with Panic at the Disco....but nobody beats the current Beatles sound like Oasis. Maybe that's why a guy jumped on stage at their concer the other day, and started beating them up. although, the gallagher brothers...i'm sure amy winehouse could take them. couple a wankers.— September 10, 2008 2:06 a.m.
Marriage and a Band
They had this really cool logo on their bass drum. The "R" in revenge, goes down into the "L" in club (if I remember correctly), and it's also a knife. But, after seeing a post that says "RC"...it makes me think maybe the bass drum should be re-designed as the RC Cola logo, with those colors.— September 9, 2008 2:19 a.m.
Music You Love to Hate
If Layne Staley were brought back to life, he would spend his time doing drugs again, and probably not even performing with Jerry Cantrell! Stevie Ray Vaughn had such tasty riffs on his guitar. I just hate his voice. I have no problem with the blues. If it's Buddy Guy, John Lee Hooker, Willie Dixon, etc. Joplin had some great songs, but not the biggest fan of hers.— September 9, 2008 12:15 a.m.
Strike Three! You're Out! A 9-year-old pitching sensation.
I didn't hear that part of the story. But, that's the newspaper for ya. But as much as the paper often drops the ball, I'm not positive you're correct on this one, cardig. I mean....this story has been covered extensively, and I'd think one news organization would've brought that up. Especially when it makes the league look bad. They'd clearly get out, and explain WHY it is the kid was asked not to play.— September 8, 2008 10:05 a.m.
Barbie vs. Bratz
Wow, that's interesting. Well...why didn't he ask Mattel if he could pitch the Bratz to another company?— September 8, 2008 10:02 a.m.
Fantasy Football - Rockport Running Rebels Rule!
Oh cool....one of my fantasy football players logging in and commenting. I didn't notice the USC thing. Since I don't follow college football. I mean, I can name people like OJ and Matt Leinhart, that went to USC, but that's about it. I doubt she has either of those losers. But...I'm curious to see the outcome of your game with Paula. She had former Charger running back Michael Turner get 220 yards and 2 TDs. Usually someone wins when a player goes off like that. But you had former Charger QB Drew Brees, who threw for 375 yards and 3 TDs. Damn...next year, I'm drafting a former Charger. My CURRENT Charger, LaDanian Tomlinson, only got me 93 yards and no TDs!!!!— September 8, 2008 10:01 a.m.
Top 10 Overrated Movies
Yeah, From Dusk to Dawn. That was it! I do remember her doing that dance. Didn't she have a snake, too? Salma Hayek is like Penelop Cruz. I initially thought they were hot, and liked their accents, too. But, after seeing them in interviews, with nothing interesting/funny to say, I was so over them. I saw Chariots of Fire when I was a kid, and it was on HBO. All I remember was the cheesy slow motion, and them running on the beach. With that music, which I'm pretty sure, one an Oscar as well. But, if it's boring on a date, aren't you supposed to be happy about that? Because, that means, you have a green light on making-out.— September 8, 2008 9:55 a.m.