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"Are you there, God? It's me, Svenllama." The same Svenllama from the other site, still driving around Massachusetts apple orchard country in an old Honda, listening to the JAMC and rooting for SAFC.
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Pulp Fiction, 1994. Directed by Quentin Tarantino

Myst (1993)

A win today and Sunderland are back in the Premier League. #HawayTheLads

I have just learned of the existence of Autogrill. The Europeans have beaten us at our own game.

What if all these fakakta Wes Anderson movies were happening in the same cinematic universe?

This is an outstanding April Fool's prank from the BBC. youtu.be/41i_CxDqoIA...

a black metal band with donald duck on vocals

Frank Black, just before the Pixies reunited. I think that's my median concert experience.

The rolling stock for the model railroad layout I'm building in the basement is 50% B&M, 50% New Haven.

This is my version of the biker jacket with the pill on the back from Akira.

The liberal Joe Rogan was NPR's Car Talk

Tom Cruise, it would seem, gets it.

Martin Scorcsese's The Royal Tenenbaums.

I convinced an employer to hire a packaging engineer once. They justified their salary 5x over in cost savings in the first year on the job and facilitated a massive reduction in Scope 3 GHG.

They're talking about "water based" cooking now. Cooking things in water instead of oils. It's soup. They're making soup.

The goddamn PHONE COMPANY invented the most badass analog synth you'll ever hear.

I was 22 when Yankee Hotel Foxtrot came out, deep in a quarterlife crisis. The part in "Poor Places" where Jeff Tweedy sang "My voice is climbing walls / Smoking and I want love" as he strings come in still his me just a hard at the age of 45. Draw your own conclusions.

Usage of punctuation down almost half in two decades; further research finds 67% of British students rarely use it.

Twitter-like posting sites are so stupid. Someone will post a surreptitiously-taken photo of a random woman and say "if she looks like a softball catcher, the dome is next level." And then 876 people will like the post. What the fuck are we even doing?

"Screamadelica Supermarket / I can no longer shop soberly."

If I hadn't been there myself, I'd say that Britain wasn't real. youtu.be/jl-bvyEyHqY...

"Designed by Peter Saville."

I wonder if the people in Deee-Lite still hang out every once in a while.

If you listen for it, every 1970s Beach Boys song contains a disturbing moment where the singer declares that, despite his suicidal ideation, no, he will keep going and will not take his own life today.

L to R: Liam Gallagher, Noel Gallagher.

Hell yes.

[The Money for Nothing video, but it's Strong Bad and the Cheat]

The Knicks are giving America the one thing it truly craves: the opportunity to rejoice at a Boston team experiencing a humiliating defeat.

The Jesus and Mary Chain's "Pop Seeds" is basically Van Morrison's "Sweet Thing" turned sideways. Outstanding stuff. One of the big surprises of the JAMC autobiography from last year (great read, BTW) is that the Reid brothers are huge Van Morrison fans. www.youtube.com/watc...

Between the ages of 6 and 32, I visited Disney World 4x and never once stayed "on resort." Even today, in my mid 40s, I struggle to imagine a more sumptuously thrilling spendthrift indulgence than staying at a Disney hotel with a monorail station.

Depeche Mode make music for people who thought Ally Sheedy was hotter before the makeover in The Breakfast Club

New England is just the best.

You think I'm answering an *HR-issued* personality test honestly? Motherfucker, I've been working at big companies for 25 years. I'm going to learn which personality traits the test associates with high and low job performance, find practice questions, and prepare accordingly.

SUNLUN

#HawayTheLads

SUNDERLAND FANS REJOICE AFTER SECURING SPOT AT WEMBLEY ❤️ Thousands of fans joined the Sunderland squad in singing Elvis’ “Can’t Help Falling in Love”, which has become a club anthem. 📹: @safc.com

"Your colleague greets you by saying, 'Time to Make the Donuts,' when he arrives at work." "W-w-why does he say that?!" "It's just a greeting, Leon." "But we work in an office!" "You're from Boston, Leon. That's what you tell everyone You didn't just move here for school."