The Poojer

Yeah I wrote that as I was reading. It's amazing how polished it was in almost every way

I'm curious to know if the entire series was written out in advance. Everything was just perfectly detailed and little to no fluff or throw away moments. Almost as if the finale was written first and they backfilled to the beginning

Did someone say Josh Donaldson???? 😁

That was my only "complaint". How did her character make that leap to Saul simply from her son being arrested. I might have missed the connection. But it's a very minor 'complaint'

Wow! i didn't expect that kind of ending. they really couldn't have done any better to end the series. i would have been ok fading to black in the room with Kim and Jimmy smoking, but the walk out of the jail was pretty damned powerful and just perfect

I'm not crying, you're crying!!! 😭

couple weeks ago, i took several edibles on a friday night. I woke up still pretty damned high. I laid there in bed and could not for the life of me figure out, in my head, how my body was positioned on the bed😁

i'm doing my part on both sides

I saw the "delerium" tour, not with Geddy, but it was really good. Wasn't expecting much from Lennon, but i was pleasantly surprised

f***!!!! that was also with Ween and primus.....that must have been a bass players wet dream

BMFS!!!!!

"Let there be songs to fill the air"

I have my thoughts on the steroid era and while I love the baseball purist POV, the main people to blame for the hype of the juice era are the fans. We loved the long ball and clamored for it and knew exactly what was going on. It was only afterwards that we started villifying the players. Sure bonds may have been a crusty prick, but Sosa and McGwire were pretty much fan favorites before it all. Oh well, I suppose that's pretty much what being a fan is.

Just checked the Google to clear up the Jeff confusion. Makes more sense now after seeing the episode he was introduced in. Seemed like awkward placement of the episode but I now get the story arc

Welp, I wasn't expecting that episode! 😲

Got tix to jrad in Philly in November. Can't wait. Oh and.....what he said!!!

I'm a big fan of Dead and Company, but I completely get it. I personally thought this tour was fire, I went to 4 shows. I also agree with your point about John K. He should be in the Mayer spot, but if Mayer wants to do it, he's going to get the nod every time, and I'm loving him up there. I got to see John K do a Sunday afternoon acoustic set a few weeks ago and there probably weren't 30 people, he was so damned good

Anyone go to Melvin Seals and JGB in Rochester yesterday? Looks like a great setlist. Saw them a few weeks ago and they were awesome.

My newest favorite commercial woman🥰 https://youtu.be/zX6TkgleDTI

Nope, couldn't justify the cost. Night 1 had songs I would have known. I figured tonight would be deep tracks. Not sure why Phish chooses the Mann over bigger venues in the area, probably a combination of respect for the place and much better acoustics. I'll catch them eventually. Hoping to catch some shows via a couch tour. Went to see Sarah Shook and The Disarmers instead. Highly recommend checking her out if she comes to a venue near you

I've got about 15 minutes to decide if I want to go to Phish night 2 in Philly. Bucket list show but not sure I want to drop the cash

my body my choice

Yeah i get that, but it just seemed like a weird place to have that storyline.

My biggest problem from the start was Kim and Saul going about their day with no visible signs of trauma or being shaken by what happened the night before. Then all of a sudden in the motel it all floods back. I know they're kinda psychotic with their emotions, but I found it very hard to swallow. The Gus wine thing has to be a bigger deal. Didn't get Mike suddenly needing to go visit Nacho's father. Just seemed so damn random and unnecessary