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Saw 'Neil Young and The Chrome Hearts' in Dublin a week ago. Stupid awesome concert- highly recommend if you get the chance to see them when they come back to the new world. I saw him for the first time a couple years ago, doing a mostly acoustic show, and was mind-blown at how he could still be so... magnificent! Seriously one of the top 3 concerts I've ever been to. This one was with full band, hard-rocking, and holy ***** can this guy still kick your ass two sides to Tuesday- I can't hardly think of a band I'd rather see in their prime- this dude is special and timeless. It was a pretty broad swath of music, but the big ones like 'Hey Hey, My My' were so damn alive! Even 'Cinnamon Girl' and 'Like a Hurricane' were the freshest things you've ever heard... even if you've heard them 50 million times before. It was... all... so... stupid... good.

This has got to be one of the stupidest things ever posted on the internet. And that people read this, thought 'yes, you speak the truth', is a testament to just how warped and effective propaganda can be. Do you honestly think any of your fellow Americans, any of your fellow Bills fans, take any delight in this happening- what a sad state of mind you've burrowed yourself into.

If a project is expected to be done in 5 years, but has a 1 year setback, it would then be expected to take 6 years. Stop me if I'm going too fast here. Believe and post whatever misinterpretations and misguided outrage you like- not my problem.

Nobody claims they are 'closer to' anything as a result of our B-2 Earth-movers being called into action. Your argument is based on an intentionally false misunderstanding of our language and basic math. I'd be embarrassed to repost that garbage logic, but you do you.

For the sake of the most simple math possible, let's say 'years away' equals 2 years, and 'only set back a few months' equals 3 months... Let me get that second brain cell fired up here... that would mean we're now talking about nuke capability in 2 years and 3 months. According to your quotes, where exactly did the 2 years become zero years?

Ukraine's effed Israel's about to get us into WWIII The Constitution's in quite the tatters Our own cities are under siege and he's assembling his 'finest' Cabinet members to discuss. My confidence in American leadership has never been higher

Bryan Scott - he was my defensive 'Fred Jackson' during the 'Cash to the Cap' era. Safety that got plopped into a tweener LB role, he was just always in the right place at the right time. Loved that player.

Saw this yesterday on Willie Nelson's, 'Outlaw Tour' Billy Strings and band were absolute monsters- this is an older show, so look up Cascades if you want to see the show I saw- this just has better video:

Yes, gonna feel the rain on my skin. ) Saw NY for the first and so far only time 2 years ago on a solo tour- no lie, it was one of my top 3 concerts all time. He was mind-blowing good, not just 'excellent for an old guy' good.

So formal- you can tu me heheh Still creating and solving life's problems - I haven't figured out anything better to do... yet! Looking forward to a mostlyish vacation June month - we're gonna bonk around Europe for a while then see Neil Young in Ireland at the end of it. ) BTW, he and The Who are playing the Hollywood Bowl in September, like 2 days apart- thinking about heading down there to get some El Coyote and catching a couple shows.

We need a smile emoji 'round these parts- Tarnt nothin' wrong with just smiling from time to time. The thumbs-up, check-mark champion-ship and beer-mug all weren't quite right, but I had to pick one. ) sup

This is the weeping song- a song in which to weep, while all the children sleep:

Awww *****- now I'm re-enamored with this dude... a couple songs:

Caught Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds a few nights ago- first-time concert-goer, long time fan. I'll start at the end, appropriately- he concluded the show with this as a solo, - For those of you familiar with his music, I'd like to tell you that all hell broke loose in the meantime... and it did. ) It was a ***** Fantastic show!!! It started metered for a few songs, but then just exploded during Jubilee Street and was unstoppable from there. It was a great set that probed into so many places I'd either never heard or never considered, but came out on the other side of a song... just... so... damned... impressed. Nick Cave is not nice music. Nothing is less than unsettling, but the ruthless is thoughtful, and the beautiful is nothing short of stunning. If you have a chance to see him, everything is meticulous. This is what I saw the other night- yes he flubbed a lyric, and the audio does zero justice to the show, but I'm so glad somebody recorded the song:

Breathtaking.

Young man blues

I can't disagree, and I wouldn't have it any other way. Thank you- without the weirdos this world would just... suck.

I have never in my lifetime experienced a collection of appointees as unqualified for their posts as we have right now under the Trump administration. Good luck

This is a fun part though- How can you not feel the passion for journalism just oozing through his bones... per AI: Rupert Murdoch has not written any books or significant works of literature under his own name. While he has penned annual letters to stockholders, these are primarily business-related and do not represent creative writing. A New Yorker article mentioned an aborted autobiography. Beyond having zero passion for anything related to actual journalism, I'm not going to get into his personal stuff. He is a businessperson out to create personal wealth with no regard for anything else. I think it's called a sociopath.

Rupert Murdoch, born in Melbourne, Australia, became a global media mogul after inheriting his father's media holdings. He began with The News, an Adelaide newspaper, which he transformed by emphasizing sensational news, before expanding into television and ultimately building a global media empire. Murdoch inherited his father's media holdings after his father's death in 1952, including the Sunday Mail and The News in Adelaide. Oxford Education: He studied at Worcester College, Oxford,and worked briefly as an editor for Lord Beaverbrook's London Daily Express. Early Life and Career: Inheritance: Murdoch inherited his father's media holdings after his father's death in 1952, including the Sunday Mail and The News in Adelaide. Oxford Education: He studied at Worcester College, Oxford,and worked briefly as an editor for Lord Beaverbrook's London Daily Express. News Limited: Murdoch became the managing director of News Limited, an Australian newspaper network, at the young age of 22. Sensational Journalism: He shifted the focus of The News to sensational news, including crime, sex, and scandal, leading to increased circulation. Expansion and Global Media Empire: Australian Expansion: Murdoch expanded his holdings across Australia, acquiring newspapers in Sydney, Perth, Melbourne, and Brisbane. British Acquisitions: He acquired the News of the World and The Sun in the UK, further establishing his media presence globally. New York Acquisitions: He bought the New York Post, his first major U.S. acquisition, and later acquired 20th Century Fox and other media assets, transforming into a global media giant. Television Expansion: Murdoch expanded into television, including the launch of Fox News, which significantly influenced the cable news landscape. Key Holdings and Legacy: News Corporation: Murdoch founded News Corporation, a global media holding company, which later evolved into 21st Century Fox and News Corp. Fox News: He launched Fox News, a highly influential cable news channel, which sparked a major shift in the American media landscape. Global Media Influence: Murdoch's media empire includes numerous newspapers, television stations, and film studios, making him a significant figure in global media.