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so much for getting any work done today, those NJSue and TracyLee threads are epic!!!!!

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At the same time an absolutely wonderful and heartbreaking story. Aaron Maybin making a difference to those kids and how do we allow kids to not have heat in their schools, and so nice to see the outpouring of support from the community(not the government) to make the situation better. Kudos to you Aaron Maybin!

Thanks for the endorsement. I'm also a Genesis afficianado and never got to see them with Gabriel or Hackett. Musical box plays Philly yearly and was never really inspired to see them. This sways my thinking

Just watched it last night/this morning. What an incredible 'movie'. I always thought Tim Blake Nelson was one of the more underappreciated Coen Brothers actors, he was incredible. I thought each little vignette was mesmorizing and holy crap, the cinematography was mind blowing. Still trying to make sense of the last part, thought I had it figured out but then i didn't. The performances by the entire cast was outstanding. I can't stop with the superlatives.

I have been kicking myself for not going to the Outlaw Road Show this year with Willie Nelson and Van Morrison. I was just kind of festivaled out.....completely went against one of my mantras, "don't miss out on things you want to do, there's always time to catch up on rest and make more money"

Love John K, I know the appeal of having John Mayer fill in on guitar seems better on paper, but always wish they brought him in on Dead & Co. I just saw that John K, Oteil and Melvin Seals are going to do a holiday jam. And Philly 89, might be my single favorite Dead moment with Blow Away. Brent was absolutely on fire that day

Saw Futhur at the Mann in Philly....was pissed because the city shut down shakedown, kind of ruined the vibe JT was one of my first shows, Manley Field House at Syracuse University, still ranks as one of my all time faves Joe Jackson played SUNY Fredonia when I was there, he was kind of a prick on stage, but no questioning his amazing talent Wish I'd seen the Dead earlier, but '88 wasn't the worst time to get on the bus :-)

I was going to reply "anything at Red Rocks" but that wouldn't be true, but Red Rocks is definitely a bucket list venue for me

I liked those commercials, they always made me laugh

I know it's not the same and i also know they don't come down under to you, but Dead & Company is doing a very good job, each tour gets stronger

Yup, i normally plan on 4.5-5 hours, i figured the morning drive down would be fairly good, i didn't expect the return trip (4:45 PM) to be even quicker

SEP261973 Grateful Dead Setlistat Buffalo Memorial Auditorium, Buffalo, NY, USA Edit venue & date Show all edit options Setlist SHARE SETLIST Set 1: Here Comes Sunshine Play Video Beat It On Down the Line (Jesse Fuller cover) Play Video Deal (Jerry Garcia song) Play Video Looks Like Rain (Bob Weir song) Play Video Tennessee Jed Play Video Mexicali Blues (Bob Weir song) Play Video Loser (Jerry Garcia song) Play Video Big River (Johnny Cash cover) Play Video Brown-Eyed Women Play Video The Race Is On (George Jones cover) Play Video Row Jimmy Play Video El Paso (Marty Robbins cover) Play Video China Cat Sunflower Play Video I Know You Rider ([traditional] cover) Play Video Around and Around (Chuck Berry cover) Play Video Set 2: Playing in the Band (Bob Weir song) Play Video Sing Me Back Home (Merle Haggard cover) Play Video Me and My Uncle (John Phillips cover) Play Video He's Gone Play Video Truckin' Play Video Eyes of the World (with Martin Fierro and Joe Ellis, horns) Play Video Weather Report Suite (with Martin Fierro and Joe Ellis, horns) Play Video Sugar Magnolia (with Martin Fierro and Joe Ellis, horns) Play Video Encore: One More Saturday Night (Bob Weir song) I'd never heard that.

RICH STADIUM - JULY 16, 1990 Final "Blow Away" - "Jam" includes brief "Mind Left Body" theme - Crosby, Stills & Nash opened Setlist Hell in a Bucket Mississippi Half-Step Blow Away Mama Tried Mexicali Blues Loose Lucy It's All Over Now High Time Let it Grow Don't Ease Me In Sugar Magnolia Scarlet Begonias Man Smart/Woman Smarter Ship of Fools Truckin' drums The Wheel Gimme Some Lovin' Wharf Rat Around and Around Sunshine Daydream Brokedown Palace

That Dolph Lundgren is an interesting dude...several degrees, really smart. I was kind of amazed by his back story https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolph_Lundgren

If i were to ever run for political office, my first 2 orders of business would be to mandate, if a female is not married or engaged, she is FORBIDDEN from wearing a ring on the ring finger and the opposite is true for those married or engaged. Second would be death penalty for people in the left lane not passing, and if they are passing not doing it fast enough. I drove from my place outside of Philly to Richmond and back yesterday(Sunday 11/18) via 95 the entire way....both trips were under 4 hours. I have never done it that quickly before. I was amazed

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i can't believe they spelled Buddy Boeheim's name wrong on his uniform. It was "Boheim"

I'm not a gamer but my boys have this game and i have been watching them play. It's pretty cool, almost to the point of me wanting to give it a try

Common man. Crocodile Rock is a great song ?

almost didn't watch it when i saw it was from James Corden, glad i did, that is a very nice commercial

I'm sure anywhere I go, i bring the rankings down

Whoa, that's a serious shot

Yikes, that Nia Jax is an animal, I'd hate to be on the opposite side of her