Josh Langhoff

It is honestly hard to know who to root for

Dodgers = Eloi
Phillies = Morlocks
Not taking questions at this time

Text: The reader may perhaps remember the experience of reading Thomas à Kempis, or The Love Letters of a Portuguese Nun' precociously before he was of an age to understand either religion or love. He will remember the inarticulate thunder of the words drumming so persistently and remorselessly upon the immature understanding that at length the book was thrown away not so much in boredom as a kind of exasperated humility. Occasionally The Candle of Vision produces the same desper-

Man, Virginia Woolf wrote good sentences.

[Skeeter Davis end of the world voice]
Why does my car smell like garbage

I was born in Pittsburgh, I was a Pirates fan first, this is beautiful

Thank YOU! We've got this

Mystery creature found in 'forbidden cloud forest' of Peru is new species of marsupial The newly described mouse opossum was discovered at a surprisingly high altitude in the Andes.

This teeny marsupial is a newly described species named for the Chachapoya, who lived in the Peruvian Andes before the Inca. 🧪

Very thorough! I especially liked the mention of the irritated older critics, having heard that exact complaint from some of them

A map titled United States High Speed Rail System showing a theoretical high speed rail system in the United States. Some lines also connect north to Vancouver or the Quebec City–Windsor Corridor, or south to Tijuana or Monterrey. The map is credited to First Cultural Industries AKA Alfred Twu, dated from February 2013, and is downloadable at www.californiarailmap.com

the US if Tylenol actually caused autism

Would like to thank the Cubs for giving organists more work in October

On the cynical undercurrents to Dolly covering the CCM classic "He's Alive":
"There are few vows of poverty in American Christianity."

A fascinating dissection of how Dolly has used authenticity, and "authenticity," throughout her career.

The cover of Steacy Easton's 33 1/3 book on Dolly Parton's White Limozeen album

Steacy Easton, everybody.

On "Will the Circle Be Unbroken":
"The thing about an unbroken circle is that some people are always in it and some people are always out of it."

On "Wait 'Til I Get You Home":
"The song is doubly horny, conceptually committed to the horn."

1/2

"Six Transgenders" %100 matches the meter of a classic rock song, I swear to god, but I can't remember it

(jukebox hero voice:)
SIX! TRANS! GENDERS!
got stars in their eyes...

I've still only seen scenes here and there; was surprised when I discovered there were Nazis involved

If you’re scrolling too fast Astin looks like an Anglican bishop

YouTube video by Eilam Daniel Air - Air Song (Full Album)

50 years ago (10 Sept 1975), one of my all-time fave groups recorded their first album, "Air Song," at P.S. Studios in Chicago. Released later that year by the Japanese label Whynot: www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kwv...

Bright pink blazing star flowers, sorta look like mop heads, and their attendant orange monarch butterflies, on a backdrop of green

Bright pink blazing star flowers, sorta look like mop heads, and their attendant orange monarch butterflies, on a backdrop of green

Bright pink blazing star flowers, sorta look like mop heads, and their attendant orange monarch butterflies, on a backdrop of green; with big blue and brown glass bottle art

Bright pink blazing star flowers, sorta look like mop heads, and their attendant orange monarch butterflies, on a backdrop of green

BLAZING STAR (Liatris aspera): the butterfly CHAMP, the pollinator KING, that smooth lepidOPteranator, that MONARCH of MONARCHS

Oh that's good, I'll have to steal that

ALWAYS

Thank YOU - better than The Economist

read printouts of the first four installments on a plane, can vouch it's a fine plane-read too

Thanks!

Post a meme made by you

Wikipedia page: Background edit Josey Scott revealed the meaning of the album's title in an interview with Therese McKeon from the website Shoutweb:[8] Everything we do is for a reason and I felt like this was an opportunity to do what we wanted to do right down to the album cover and the album title. It was another opportunity to be creative and invoke thought. We thought the title "Every Six Seconds" said a lot about the world today and where our society is pretty much sitting. I got it from a news documentary I was watching that was talking about robbery and car theft and murder and other subjects. It finally got around to sex of course and they said that men think about sex every six seconds. I thought that was really interesting and it kind of stuck in my mind. I think it says it all for me and for the record. It's dealing with everything from the healing condition to anger and love and sex and spiritually and the disillusionment with society. I think the title is befitting.[8] Two of the songs on Every Six Seconds were re-recordings which originally appeared on Saliva's self-titled debut album,

"I think the title is befitting" is perfect, no notes, but the whole quote really lays out Saliva's whole deal

Could legit listen to Ian Happ describe hitting off Kyle Hendricks for hours

Emphatically yes

Good ears!

I'm here today! Thanks! I keep thinking that song'll get old but it doesn't seem to!

Yes! I remember we had it in some "romantic hits" piano book when I was a kid. It holds up!