[Allan from Fallbrook]

Felix: Illinois should adopt a new state motto when it comes to politics: “Hey, at least we’re not as bad as Louisiana!”.

I found it interesting to watch Obama try to explain the Rezko real estate deal during an interview. Both Obama and his wife Michelle were involved in the deal and both of them are lawyers and yet Obama seemed extremely hard pressed to explain what, by his own admission, was a “simple” deal between he and Rezko.

My dad and my uncle both hail from Chicago and I heard plenty of stories when I was a kid about how “things got done” there.

Obama is already creating plenty of distance between he and Gov. Rod. The “splatter factor” on this one has the potential to do him a lot of damage, especially if Axelrod’s comments prove true (and anyone in the MSM is willing to cover the story).

[Allan from Fallbrook]

CA renter: One of the most overlooked bands of the 1980s. Their album “Everywhere At Once” is excellent (it features “Million Miles Away” and the title song).

Whatever happened to Deborah Foreman? She was hot. Actually, she was hawt!

[Allan from Fallbrook]

CA renter: One of the most overlooked bands of the 1980s. Their album “Everywhere At Once” is excellent (it features “Million Miles Away” and the title song).

Whatever happened to Deborah Foreman? She was hot. Actually, she was hawt!

[Allan from Fallbrook]

CA renter: One of the most overlooked bands of the 1980s. Their album “Everywhere At Once” is excellent (it features “Million Miles Away” and the title song).

Whatever happened to Deborah Foreman? She was hot. Actually, she was hawt!

[Allan from Fallbrook]

CA renter: One of the most overlooked bands of the 1980s. Their album “Everywhere At Once” is excellent (it features “Million Miles Away” and the title song).

Whatever happened to Deborah Foreman? She was hot. Actually, she was hawt!

[Allan from Fallbrook]

CA renter: One of the most overlooked bands of the 1980s. Their album “Everywhere At Once” is excellent (it features “Million Miles Away” and the title song).

Whatever happened to Deborah Foreman? She was hot. Actually, she was hawt!

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Dan: Plimsouls in “Valley Girl”. Was that an iconic moment in American film, or what?

“Cuz I’m a million miles away”.

That might have been a bit before your time, though.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Dan: Plimsouls in “Valley Girl”. Was that an iconic moment in American film, or what?

“Cuz I’m a million miles away”.

That might have been a bit before your time, though.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Dan: Plimsouls in “Valley Girl”. Was that an iconic moment in American film, or what?

“Cuz I’m a million miles away”.

That might have been a bit before your time, though.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Dan: Plimsouls in “Valley Girl”. Was that an iconic moment in American film, or what?

“Cuz I’m a million miles away”.

That might have been a bit before your time, though.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Dan: Plimsouls in “Valley Girl”. Was that an iconic moment in American film, or what?

“Cuz I’m a million miles away”.

That might have been a bit before your time, though.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Fredo4: You’re right about those kids. The really funny thing is that they wear the t-shirts and listen to the music like they just discovered it.

The music WAS original 25 – 30 years ago. Back before our sprawling American monoculture destroyed it and original thought and replaced it with bland soulless Kenny G. and Michael Bolton insipidity. It’s pretty fucking sad when you start considering Michael Bolton a crass, crappy Barry Manilow knockoff. I can’t help but think of Rush’s song “Subdivisions”: “Conform, or be cast out”.

Spinal Tap is frickin’ hilarious. David St. Hubbins and crew: They don’t make ’em like that anymore.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Fredo4: You’re right about those kids. The really funny thing is that they wear the t-shirts and listen to the music like they just discovered it.

The music WAS original 25 – 30 years ago. Back before our sprawling American monoculture destroyed it and original thought and replaced it with bland soulless Kenny G. and Michael Bolton insipidity. It’s pretty fucking sad when you start considering Michael Bolton a crass, crappy Barry Manilow knockoff. I can’t help but think of Rush’s song “Subdivisions”: “Conform, or be cast out”.

Spinal Tap is frickin’ hilarious. David St. Hubbins and crew: They don’t make ’em like that anymore.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Fredo4: You’re right about those kids. The really funny thing is that they wear the t-shirts and listen to the music like they just discovered it.

The music WAS original 25 – 30 years ago. Back before our sprawling American monoculture destroyed it and original thought and replaced it with bland soulless Kenny G. and Michael Bolton insipidity. It’s pretty fucking sad when you start considering Michael Bolton a crass, crappy Barry Manilow knockoff. I can’t help but think of Rush’s song “Subdivisions”: “Conform, or be cast out”.

Spinal Tap is frickin’ hilarious. David St. Hubbins and crew: They don’t make ’em like that anymore.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Fredo4: You’re right about those kids. The really funny thing is that they wear the t-shirts and listen to the music like they just discovered it.

The music WAS original 25 – 30 years ago. Back before our sprawling American monoculture destroyed it and original thought and replaced it with bland soulless Kenny G. and Michael Bolton insipidity. It’s pretty fucking sad when you start considering Michael Bolton a crass, crappy Barry Manilow knockoff. I can’t help but think of Rush’s song “Subdivisions”: “Conform, or be cast out”.

Spinal Tap is frickin’ hilarious. David St. Hubbins and crew: They don’t make ’em like that anymore.

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