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Man, sometimes there is just SO MUCH WRONG on the internet that I can't even address any of it.
Have some music, instead. Here's the 50 most listened to songs on my iPod:
Flesh Mechanic - Placebo
As Cool As I Am - Dar Williams
Thunder Road - Bruce Springsteen
Gabriel - Lamb
Better Things - Dar Williams
It's A Shame About Ray - Lemonheads
Human Remains - Tom McRae
Slow Down Gandhi - Sage Francis
Boston - Augustana
Once I Was Mighty - Martina Sorbara
Anna Begins - Counting Crows
Keep The Car Running - The Arcade Fire
There Is A Boy Who Never Goes Out - The Lucksmiths
Gravity - Vienna Teng
You Know You're Right - Nirvana
Roads - Portishead
Can't Hardly Wait - The Replacements
So Much Mine - the Story
Saviours And All - Thea Gilmore
This Year - The Mountain Goats
Lullaby - Lamb
If I Can't Change Your Mind - Sugar
One Girl Revolution (Battle Mix) - Superchick
Set The Fire To The Third Bar - Snow Patrol Feat. Martha Wainwright
Backstreets - Bruce Springsteen
Post Blue - Placebo
you will you will - Snow Patrol
Call Me Your Darling - Thea Gilmore
Tanglewood Tree - Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer
Apparition No. 12 - Thea Gilmore
32 Flavors - Ani DiFranco
Deliver Me - Tom McRae
Momentum - Vienna Teng
Can't Change Me - Chris Cornell
The Shape I Found You In - Girlyman
Wonder of Birds - Innocence Mission
You Will Rise - Tom McRae
Where Eagles Dare - Misfits
Deep Red Bells - Neko Case
Enough To Go By - Vienna Teng
my beautiful defence - thea gilmore
You Are A Runner And I Am My Father's Son - Wolf Parade
Round Here - Counting Crows
A Boat On The Sea - Kristen Vigard
Cannonball - Vienna Teng
drunk with the only saints i know - Carissa's Wierd
Ghost Of A Shark - Tom McRae
Untouchable Face - Ani DiFranco
The Boy With The Bubblegun - Tom McRae
I Hear the Bells - Mike Doughty
There were a couple of surprises in there, but I think it's a pretty good overview of the past few years.
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Possibly if you refreshed your flist at the right moment last night, you got a glimpse of the story I'm planning to remix. I really need to pay more attention to setting the privacy lock when I do backup posting. *snerk*
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I made this chocolate sorbet last night, but I think I didn't let it cool long enough before I put it in the ice cream maker, because it was still very liquid after 35 minutes in the ice cream maker and the frozen bowl wasn't so frozen. I put it in the freezer and ate some during Castle, and it tasted good, but it was more frosty liquid chocolate than sorbet.
Speaking of Castle, I'm so glad Beckett's friend wasn't the murderer. I mean, I knew as soon as Deputy Leo showed up that he would be the killer, and it would be because the dead guy was in love with his (Deputy Leo's, I mean) girlfriend (who also looked very familiar, but who I couldn't place), but I enjoyed Beckett and her high school friend, and Castle's repressed jealous of Trucco, so it was enjoyable.
I also enjoyed Chuck, because Swoosie Kurtz and Fred Willard! The Hart to Hart opening with Morgan as Lionel Stander! Morgan and Casey! The tiger! Hey It's That Guy as the bad guy! I could have lived without the "let's send Ellie and Awesome to the Congo and then never actually have any people of color speak or have a meaningful role" but I guess it's better than stupidly primitive or evil "natives", or magical negroes, and I did laugh at Awesome's nickname in Bantu being "Dr. Super Fantastic White Person."
And of course, cute scruffy Doctors Without Borders guy is a Ring operative. Hopefully this means Ellie will finally get clued into the spyjinks. I am looking forward to her trying to convince everyone that Casey is evil. Heh.
I also enjoyed Big Bang Theory, though I really wish they'd let Raj learn to speak to Penny at least, and give him more interesting things to do. And even though I thought the setup was totally labored, I laughed at Sheldon's "I was trying to respect the hos."
I had the world's slowest download of Treme, so I didn't get to watch it (the first version I dl'd was corrupt in part three and wouldn't un-rar. Sigh.). Maybe tonight, before Glee.
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Have some music, instead. Here's the 50 most listened to songs on my iPod:
Flesh Mechanic - Placebo
As Cool As I Am - Dar Williams
Thunder Road - Bruce Springsteen
Gabriel - Lamb
Better Things - Dar Williams
It's A Shame About Ray - Lemonheads
Human Remains - Tom McRae
Slow Down Gandhi - Sage Francis
Boston - Augustana
Once I Was Mighty - Martina Sorbara
Anna Begins - Counting Crows
Keep The Car Running - The Arcade Fire
There Is A Boy Who Never Goes Out - The Lucksmiths
Gravity - Vienna Teng
You Know You're Right - Nirvana
Roads - Portishead
Can't Hardly Wait - The Replacements
So Much Mine - the Story
Saviours And All - Thea Gilmore
This Year - The Mountain Goats
Lullaby - Lamb
If I Can't Change Your Mind - Sugar
One Girl Revolution (Battle Mix) - Superchick
Set The Fire To The Third Bar - Snow Patrol Feat. Martha Wainwright
Backstreets - Bruce Springsteen
Post Blue - Placebo
you will you will - Snow Patrol
Call Me Your Darling - Thea Gilmore
Tanglewood Tree - Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer
Apparition No. 12 - Thea Gilmore
32 Flavors - Ani DiFranco
Deliver Me - Tom McRae
Momentum - Vienna Teng
Can't Change Me - Chris Cornell
The Shape I Found You In - Girlyman
Wonder of Birds - Innocence Mission
You Will Rise - Tom McRae
Where Eagles Dare - Misfits
Deep Red Bells - Neko Case
Enough To Go By - Vienna Teng
my beautiful defence - thea gilmore
You Are A Runner And I Am My Father's Son - Wolf Parade
Round Here - Counting Crows
A Boat On The Sea - Kristen Vigard
Cannonball - Vienna Teng
drunk with the only saints i know - Carissa's Wierd
Ghost Of A Shark - Tom McRae
Untouchable Face - Ani DiFranco
The Boy With The Bubblegun - Tom McRae
I Hear the Bells - Mike Doughty
There were a couple of surprises in there, but I think it's a pretty good overview of the past few years.
***
Possibly if you refreshed your flist at the right moment last night, you got a glimpse of the story I'm planning to remix. I really need to pay more attention to setting the privacy lock when I do backup posting. *snerk*
***
I made this chocolate sorbet last night, but I think I didn't let it cool long enough before I put it in the ice cream maker, because it was still very liquid after 35 minutes in the ice cream maker and the frozen bowl wasn't so frozen. I put it in the freezer and ate some during Castle, and it tasted good, but it was more frosty liquid chocolate than sorbet.
Speaking of Castle, I'm so glad Beckett's friend wasn't the murderer. I mean, I knew as soon as Deputy Leo showed up that he would be the killer, and it would be because the dead guy was in love with his (Deputy Leo's, I mean) girlfriend (who also looked very familiar, but who I couldn't place), but I enjoyed Beckett and her high school friend, and Castle's repressed jealous of Trucco, so it was enjoyable.
I also enjoyed Chuck, because Swoosie Kurtz and Fred Willard! The Hart to Hart opening with Morgan as Lionel Stander! Morgan and Casey! The tiger! Hey It's That Guy as the bad guy! I could have lived without the "let's send Ellie and Awesome to the Congo and then never actually have any people of color speak or have a meaningful role" but I guess it's better than stupidly primitive or evil "natives", or magical negroes, and I did laugh at Awesome's nickname in Bantu being "Dr. Super Fantastic White Person."
And of course, cute scruffy Doctors Without Borders guy is a Ring operative. Hopefully this means Ellie will finally get clued into the spyjinks. I am looking forward to her trying to convince everyone that Casey is evil. Heh.
I also enjoyed Big Bang Theory, though I really wish they'd let Raj learn to speak to Penny at least, and give him more interesting things to do. And even though I thought the setup was totally labored, I laughed at Sheldon's "I was trying to respect the hos."
I had the world's slowest download of Treme, so I didn't get to watch it (the first version I dl'd was corrupt in part three and wouldn't un-rar. Sigh.). Maybe tonight, before Glee.
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people have commented there.