He should have had it suspended for Kid A and everything after it. But I like that he's spewing some DIY rhetoric, even if it's from his gold-encrusted keyboard.

Women's Hour mix featuring exclusive session with painter, composer and cellist Joyce Rooks

Clara Hill : Dawn Of a New Day
Tanya Donelly : The Storm
Joyce Rooks : Kick The Shimmering Rocks
Julia Holter : In The Green Wild
Rickie Lee Jones : Falling Up
Joyce Rooks : Deep Breathing
Brokeback : Name's Winston, Friends
Anna Calvi : One Breath
Joyce Rooks : Composure
Basia Bulat : Five, Four
Emily Jane White : Thoroughbred
Joyce Rooks : Genuine Replica
Leyla McCalla : Heart Of Gold
Kirsty MacColl : Fifteen Minutes
Joyce Rooks : Desert House Party
Cate LeBon : Wild

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I had a major garage sale pickup yesterday:
• Queen - A Night at the Opera
• Bob Dylan & The Band - The Basement Tapes
• Okkervil River - Black Sheep Boy
• Sun Ra - The Nubians of Plutonia
• Sun Ra - Somewhere Else
• Talking Heads - Fear of Music
• Yo La Tengo - I Am Not Afraid of You and I Will Beat Your Ass
• The Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers

grand total: $4

That Cate Le Bon is from the new album?

indeed, great album btw

Thought it wasn't out until next month.
I'm on it, though.
Have and love her first 2 (and the companion EP to the second one).

Pretty great score there, especially the Sun Ra albums.

so last night i had dinner with a guy who has a member of Gin Blossoms living in his garage

...like, he's renting the garage out, or, like.... he stumbled across a Gin Blossoms infestation and needs to put out traps?

renting his garage, is how i understood it

this guy is visiting from CA, so it's not like a gin blossom made his way to indiana exile

I just figured maybe times got TOUGH.

(no offense)

Gonna come see for myself in a month. You get my message?

i did...been meaning to write you back, i just haven't had a chance to hop on fb much yet today. would love to meet up with you! we can show you a good brewpub or three for sure

Inappropriate Daytime Dad Beer Buzz: ENGAGE

Say you have a good relationship with your brown-uniformed delivery driver, whom you see every day, and have to have a good relationship with; and say he is lonely and asks if you cared if he "talked" to you sometimes via text. How might one politely decline this while keeping the good working relationship intact?

Thanks for the help, dudes. I think I just agreed to raise his daughters.

I dunno, tell him you don't have a cellphone?

And then change your number.

As creepy a scene as I can recall... from any movie:

It got weird.

This is much creepier

Eww, not cool. It's sexist and patriarchy reinforcing and all, but tell him some dude won't let you/would be angry. Boyfriend, dad, boss, whatever. Or that you prefer sweet sweet ladies.

Ugh.

Next time he comes in, ask to see his junk, then giggle and say "no thanks." That should do it.