Loved hearing the absolutely based Kim Kelly on the latest ICHH this afternoon.
Would love a (twice?)-monthly What Happened in the Labor Movement Last Month? episode.
Would love a (twice?)-monthly What Happened in the Labor Movement Last Month? episode.
Bonus points if anyone happens to have photos of the merch table. Thanks!
What a stupid self-own.
I've been listening to a bunch of live recordings this weekend, and started thinking about what's the best LCD Soundsystem opening song for a live show.
When I first saw them live at the Hollywood Bowl last year, they opened with Tribulations.
When I saw them a second time a couple months ago in Reno, they opened with Tonite.
What's the song you've seen performed first that got everyone hyped right out of the gate?
Would love a Classified version of Old Snake someday.
Go hang out instead at the 4th of July Picnic at East City Park from 1-4pm. That's where all the cool folks will be.
He has such a fun, distinctive look, I had to pick up his V2 version last week. Now I need to start working on collecting all his troops!
"Starring Don Johnson, Burgess Meredith, and Sgt. Slaughter" is so freaking funny after all these years.
I sure hope we get Classified versions of the entire Oktober Guard someday, because they are way too cool to be ignored.
While I wait for the IDW Kickstarter Omnibus to come out later this year, I bought the entire DDP run off of eBay, and started reading them the other day. And I think I'm enjoying them a whole lot more than the latter Hama Marvel issues?
I had always heard that these were terrible, so I'm curious what everyone hates about them. I remember hearing that Blaylock and Jerwa just didn't understand the characters, but they seem completely fine to me.
For context, I just finished issue #27 with the Red Ninja clan, so there's obviously plenty of issues for the whole thing to go bad.
>The council voted 4-2 to reverse the Moscow Board of Adjustment’s decision to deny Rusty Olps’ conditional use permit application for the vacant 513 S. Main Street property.
>Councilors Scott Sumner, Bryce Blankenship, Sage McCetich and Drew Davis voted in favor of reversing the Moscow Board of Adjustment’s decision. Sandra Kelly and Evan Holmes voted no.
>Olps sought a conditional use permit to offer music, fitness, dance and martial arts classes, as well as church services at the vacant Main Street property. This space used to be home to Paradise Creek Bicycles and is in the designated urban commercial district.
Well, that's disappointing.