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@AaronRagsdale:

SDSU Percussion Ensemble concert tomorrow. Tull, Becker, Green, Benson and the world premiere of Broadside by Barrett Hipes. Should be good.

I forget that Barrett titled one of his compositions ‘Broadside’ after we got in a car wreck during camp last summer in Arkansas. One day when we’re all famous this will be funny.

rickankielsmustache:

Some good ‘ole Tennessee kids got engaged at tonight’s basketball game against the Razorbacks.

Those white pants may not have been the best choice.

Feel free to reblog with your own caption.

I’m just hoping that it’s a ring that she’s gasping about and nothing else.

Dickson Street in Fayetteville, Arkansas, is best known as bar row; a downhill walk from the state university where you can almost always find live music or dollar drafts. But squeezed between the bars and restaurants is the Dickson Street Bookshop, the best used bookstore in the South.

Photographer: Johnathon Williams

I miss Fayetteville so much.

rickankielsmustache:

MLB At Bat 2010

It’s amazing how better I feel after $15.

Baseball has officially arrived.

rickankielsmustache:

It’s 8 AM on March 2nd. Where is the MLB At Bat 2010 app?

They already missed the Feb. 28th date. Are they going to miss this one as well?

Yes, I’m that person who was checking at 12:01am to see if the app store had been updated. No dice. This thing is like crack during the baseball season. So good. And I need it.

The internet has come full circle today for all of the right reasons.

In the last week the following have made flirtatious attempts:

• a British/French jet-setter now New Yorker
• local Chinese delivery man
• no less than 3 Irishmen
• one celebratory Canadian

What does it all mean?

@michaelwryan:

Weird moment last night when friend mentioned her “cousin was Wesley on Mr Belvedere.” My response weirder when I shouted “Brice Beckham?!”

This isn’t the response that I usually get when I have this conversation with people. But last night, Mike proved that he may have more useless knowledge than anyone I know. We also wondered, of the 8 million people in New York City, how many would actually know this?

moderation:

JERRY: Elaine, what percentage of people would you say are good looking?
ELAINE: Twenty-five percent.
JERRY: Twenty-five percent, you say? No way! It’s like 4 to 6 percent. It’s a twenty to one shot.
ELAINE: You’re way off.
JERRY: Way off? Have you been to the motor vehicle bureau? It’s like a leper colony down there.
ELAINE: So what you are saying is that 90 to 95 percent of the population is undateable?
JERRY: UNDATEABLE!
ELAINE: Then how are all these people getting together?
JERRY: Alcohol.

(via The Wink)