Comments | esyla: The tension's mounting, boys!

esyla

The tension's mounting, boys!

Oct 27, 2006 06:36

Today I slept in obscenely late. The day, such as it was, was spent in preparation for packing (ie cleaning my ridiculously messy apartment) and watching archived webcasts from the Woodsongs Old-Time Radio Hour. I downloaded one from a few days ago featuring Chris Thile & The How to Grow a Band, and an older one (at least 2 years, maybe more like 3 ( Read more... )

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esyla October 27 2006, 17:41:32 UTC

Theater and music are different, my pet. I was pleasantly surprised, don't knock it ;)

____claire October 27 2006, 08:32:14 UTC

I have a pin you might want. I got it for free at a show.

It's a Chris Thile pin.

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esyla October 27 2006, 17:42:22 UTC

I forgive you for selling your Rad Buttons! Shall I paypal you to cover shipping?

____claire October 27 2006, 17:50:11 UTC

I'll have to set up a Paypal account. I never really had any money so I never bothered to set one up. Hah.

Oh, and I'm keeping the majority of my Rad Buttons. Those are just the ones I never wore/put on anything and I thought maybe someone else could give them a better home on a backpack or jacket or something.

esyla October 28 2006, 00:16:58 UTC

Well then, let's do a trade. I'll find something fun to send you :)

e-mail me your collegiate-type address (sarah.a.shay@gmail.com)

hornyhousewife October 27 2006, 15:08:45 UTC

It's probably just the fact that it is a fairly common phrase.

Not everything is a reference to media, Miss Shay. :) (although everything should be, I agree)

esyla October 27 2006, 17:48:41 UTC

In an interview he mentioned the name of the band, and when the interviewer chuckled, he responded, "Heh, you got it!" In a print interview, he quoted "the tension's mounting, boys"
Is it a common phrase? To say that tensions is mounting may be, but the addition of "boys"?
No, I'm convinced it's a reference.