Voltron

That is so grotesque that I had to choke back a little soup myself.

Being online every once in awhile doesn't have to take you out of the world, V, and we miss you. Please keep us posted on your pooches and yourself when you can fit us in!

I like her voice and would think she would be good live. Sorry for the late and slow start but happy to hear you enjoyed it on balance.

This!

.

.

RIP Buggy, and condolences for you Steve. Good kitty.

Fucking Brent. Sorry for your grief and I'll defend you if you end up wiping out the Firestone shop and/or complaint department.

Sea salt caramel and coffee sea salt caramel ice cream from this place nearby: http://www.foodandwine.com/slideshows/best-ice-cream-spots-in-the-us/2

What is your position on including egg in fried rice, Mr. Post jack?

RIP ELD. [emoji20]

Agreed! And you do love you some duck confit, based on pics.

Be careful throwing around terms like that with Jacob! Good luck Jacob! Sounds like a great day/evening Stephen!

Spoiler alert if you're following the race. This thread doesn't get a lot of love, but goddam if today wasn't awesome. Mandela Day was being celebrated by MTN Quebeka which is the very first African team in the Tour -- a wild card team at that. The coverage focused on their orange helmets with #mandeladay on them and also the Mandela quote Tweeted by race leader from team Sky, Chris Froome, who was born in Kenya. There was a 20-man breakaway and the first mention of Stephen Cummings from MTN Quebeka was in the last 2-3k when he pulled into third place on the road. At about 1k Cummings shot past Romaine Bardet and Thibeau Pinaux (who teammates buried themselves to put him in position to win) and won the stage. It was incredible! The team's first stage win in the TDF happened on Mandela Day with a come from nowhere finish. Amazing. Nelson was smiling down on them today.

Looks tasty as hell, Mike.

Go have a slushie...

Don't remember the track selection but Beatles 62-66 and 67-70 were two of my favorite cassettes back in the day...

I got some of these to write deep thoughts and doodle

Nope.

Now THAT is a knob. Who made that?

I don't blame you for making that inference because the one data point was pretty damn cool. I would have skewed it even further by pointing out that he had a massive collection of vinyl and reel-to-reel tapes and a Stax Earspeakers setup that he loved. Still, on balance, an asshole.

Summer... Summer something... /martyfeldman

@Dusty: Iggy's "The Idiot World Tour" featured Bowie on keyboards and backing vocals. @Grahame: interesting I guess, but moreso just selfish and unconcerned with parental propriety. He also took her to A Clockwork Orange when she was about 10. That didn't go as well.

Claire's first concert -- her dad took her and it was his idea -- was Iggy Pop with David Bowie on keyboards and Blondie as the opener. She was 14.

You don't speak for everyone here or have a perfect handle on what "this place" is or isn't about. You might want to take your own advice and show more discretion in your posts.