Somebody jumped in front of the train. I only caught it out of the corner of my eye and I thought it was a suitcase at first. I couldn’t fathom that it could be a person. I actually got on the train but when it didn’t move it dawned on me what had happened and then someone else confirmed it. Everyone just stared at each other in disbelief and then we all silently excited and went on about our way. Fuck, I completely forgot about that.

Weirdly, when I finally got to my destination there was a nun on a stretcher being rolled out of the building by EMTs. Strange day.

There are definitely still people with deep cajun accents but they likely never leave south Louisiana.

I can sort of recall the different tastes in my mind but I think actually tasting different ones would throw me off.

Then why did they build a fucking road through it?!!!

Well, she clearly states that God never gives no answer. You see, God is omniscient. He knows what you have prayed for and you, by knowing that he is omniscient, know that He knows. Thus, if you don’t get what you have prayed for then you can safely assume, despite God not explicitly stating as such, that His answer is no.

“Are all our prayers answered? Yes, they are. What people who ask that question often don’t realize is that sometimes the answer to our prayer is “no.” Dear God, please make my mother not be crazy. God’s answer: no. Dear God, please let me recover from cancer. God’s answer: no. Dear God, please take away this toothache. God’s answer: alright, but you’re going to be run over by a car.”

-Christopher Durang

Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All For You

Yeah, that’s pretty unscientific. Fuck right off with that one, buddy.

Oh I like Brian Johnson but that is when everything started sounding the same. Good thing that I like that one thing they did :-)

Geordie sounds pretty good. I’ll have to check out more.

There’s also Rabbit with Dave Evans who was the singer on the first AC/DC single. They are, well, eh.

Not trolling. I don’t find his solo work without Quincy Jones that exceptional. Granted the Jones stuff is amazing but Michael wasn’t able to replicate that on his own.

Only two and one co-written on Off the Wall and three and one co-written on Thriller (although they are bangers). He did write most of Bad but anything outside of that is imo sub-par. I’m not denying he had a lot of talent but I think he’s far from a virtuoso.

They were reactionary, trying to destroy the pompousness of 70s stadium and prog rock. Fast and simple the way rock and roll began.

Was he virtuoso though? I feel like his best work was with Quincy Jones and Rod Temperton and without them he was just meh.

I feel like there was at least some variety during the Bon Scott era but yeah everything from Back in Black on is the same.

Mine seems to be tied to the time of day more than anything. Regards of how much sleep I get I can be groggy most of the day. For whatever reason my OS seems to power up a couple of hours after the sun goes down. All of the sudden things come into focus and I have the energy to get things done.

According to my parents I have always been this way, a natural born night person.

Yeah, that first paragraph is me a lot of the time. I thought sleep was supposed to be peaceful.

I just checked an ID at the bar where I work that had almost all of the card snapped off except for the picture. They assured me it was “valid.” Sure, I’ll just take your word on that.

When Coop was suspended Truman deputized him into the Twin Peaks Sheriff’s department so he could continue the case. Cooper’s allegiance is to decency and not any particular office.

Who?

That is one hell of a point. Where would the Ark have ended up though?

I went to college in Alabama (southern USA) and my very country barber was mostly unintelligible but one day, mid-sentence, the words “statutory rape” very articulately came out of his mouth and I still wonder what the fuck that was all about.