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November
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- Tall order
- They make great Christmas gifts, and you don't eve...
- Nikki Nicely has that holiday spirit
- But ... but ... Blu-ray players were only $128!!!
- The end result
- Word of the day
- What I'm planning to make for Thanksgiving
- Not-entirely-unconnected thoughts
- Thanksgiving wishes from Sarah Palin
- Answering the world's queries, one at a time
- Word of the day
- It's almost Thanksgiving ...
- Highlight of Deborah Solomon's interview with Karl...
- (Semi) Random 10
- Exchange it? Thanks, I'll just keep the one I have.
- Vacation postcard of the day
- Yes, because we need the eggs: A one-act documenta...
- Things I'd rather Austin Smith would get for Chris...
- Wow.
- Photo of the day
- Pros and cons of robocalls
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Blog links, etc.
- "Manos" in HD
- alicublog
- Apostrophe Abuse
- Areas of My Expertise
- Bats Left/Throws Right
- Biomes Blog
- Bizarre Records
- CandyBlog
- Chef Nick
- Cursive Buildings
- Dear Photograph
- DVD Savant
- Dystel & Goderich Literary Management
- Emdashes
- Fanatic Cook
- Fermicat
- Freddie's Blog
- I Need A Name For This Blog
- Idle Musings
- Just Another Blog (From L.A.)
- Knatolee's World
- Late for the Sky
- Least Helpful
- Literally Unbelievable
- Marykate O'Neil
- No More Mister Nice Blog
- Passive-Aggressive Notes
- Pop Sensation
- Regret the Error
- Sadly, No!
- Slice: America's Favorite Pizza Weblog
- Swan Dive
- TBogg
- The Blue Room
- The Flop House
- The Projection Booth
- The Useless Web
- TwoBusy
- Vintage Ads
- Wendy Russ
- World O' Crap
- World's Worst Records
- Your Stupid Minds
5 comments:
Mmm... Chris Stamey. Love it. Thanks for the hook-up.
That's from "Travels in the South," which I highly recommend.
Oh, and he and Peter Holsapple are doing a follow-up to "Mavericks"! Though now I can't hear that word without thinking of republicans, so I hope they don't call it "Mavericks II."
I only know two of those songs. Am I old? Or just nerdy?
Fermi: I think I'm the nerdy one here.
BTW, other than "Yesterday," which song was familiar?
The Fountains of Wayne song. They show up on some of my Pandora stations, which is why I know of them. I don't listen to much radio other than NPR. I have to depend on the internet now to introduce me to music. I think it is actually better that way. I'm finding a lot better stuff than Clear Channel lets their stations play...
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