May 2011
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Was thinking a lot about my grandaddy tonight.
He taught me how to fish. We used to go out, he had a little pontoon boat, and we would go out on Lake Logan Martin and fish for bass and bream and crappie. He also had a 4-wheeler but I was too young to be able to drive it at that time.
When we got out on the water, he’d show me the best places to cast my line. When it gets hot in Alabama in the summertime, the water warms up and the bass...
suicidewatch:
The Replacements “Sixteen Blue”
Annie & I (ok, mostly Annie) organized our records... →
Fucking rad! You have inspired me to do this!
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Wait, who's this Bob Dylan guy
And why do people care that he’s old?
how to be a big city according to a small town...
bringtheruckuss:
people talking about trains. the trains themselves are irrelevant.
sweaty people playing buckets like they’re drums.
really fancy sandwiches.
people riding bikes that aren’t homeless.
asians.
jews.
everything is more expensive.
cabs.
street food.
everybody is on the sidewalk.
beggars.
skateboarders being assholes.
strange vehicles.
weird smells.
weed is always...
“Well I’m wild as a turkey, higher than a Christmas moon
Empty as my...”
– Hayes Carll
“My trust is in the mercy and wisdom of a kind Providence, who ordereth all...”
– Robert E. Lee
“Southerners have a genius for psychological alchemy. If something intolerable...”
– Florence King
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“100 miles on the other side of lonesome, 100 miles past any kind of plan. All I...”
– Lucero
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“One road leads home, and a thousand roads lead into the wilderness.”
– C.S. Lewis
continuants:
Jawbreaker - Sluttering (May 4th)
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One of my favorite details about the bin Laden...
They assigned him the radio codename “Geronimo.” When the ground commander positively IDed bin Laden, he radioed back to Washington:
“For God and country, Geronimo Geronimo Geronimo.”
