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They show that here on OPB (Oregon Public Broadcasting)... it's a teeny bit lame but always really entertaining, a great show all in all.

That's true, I'd even go... if you pay for my concert ticket as well as for my trip over there and back home to Oregon. ;)

An all too common practice in anything relating to politics.

I certainly wouldn't were I in your position. ;)

The "I'm so great" part was a joke...it's just the kind of thing I would say.

I'm so great.

I lack an obsession with Matt Good.

I wish they still showed "Married...With Children" that show was awesome beyond words. Ah well, I rarely watch TV anymore, maybe once in a while the news or Mythbusters, or something good on History Channel (aka WW2 Channel).

I missed the entire thing, was travelling a bit at the time; sounds like it was interesting too ;)

I think that happening would kill you before you got the chance...

Tomorrow's headline: "Due to a ridiculously unlikely series of difficult to explain events, Matthew Good cancels live performances"

Hmm...sufficiently cool for my viewing.

1. Alert Status Red 2. The Rat Who Would Be King 3. Tripoli

It was pretty good, didn't have that strong an impact on me, but there's no denying it's a great movie.

I'm gonna sound like a horrible person or something because apparently that's a classic of some kind. But I never did like that movie or the book. I thought it was extremely predictable, from the first pages of the book, I knew for the most part how it was gonna end. I always thought both the film and the book to be very over-rated.

Is this for a class or just something you like to do..or both maybe I guess??

I voted Star Wars. It's been years since I've seen either Back to the Future or Star Wars, to me it's no contest though.

Slightly depressing.

It's looking real good.

Understandably so, as I've said above, they're quite a great band; supposedly their new album is to come out soon, maybe you'll have the good fortune to hear some of it if they perform some tunes from it.

I've seen a couple of episodes, was slightly impressed; that Tobias fella was cool.

Lucky you... (haha, bad pun) They're an awesome band, but from what I've seen before, they're not very good when playing live.

I think they disproved that one.

Anyone ever watch this show?? It's on the Discovery Channel and these 2 guys try to scientifically test various urban myths, such as a penny dropped from the Empire State building would speed up so much it could kill someone. I find it really interesting and amusing.

When F9/11 came out, Matt wrote a couple of blog entries about it, I would think that at least may have gotten Moore's attention... so maybe next time...