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Right.....

If you asked Pat a month ago and still haven't gotten them, that should tell you something....

The only trailers I'm really kind of interested in is Halo Infinite. I'm a fanboy, what can I say. Beyond that, Soul Calibur 6 looks boobs, I mean neat.... Nah, who am I kidding, it's all about Ivy....

The Gods favor me this day; two new(to me at least) Lindsey Stirling vids and new Robyn Adele Anderson. I must have done something right.

Usually if I am out on a culinary tour, I ask a beat cop or some firemen where to go and grab some local flavor. They know where the good places are, and which ones are cheap and filling.

I'm being an typical tourist, since I only visited Philly once and saw the Liberty bell, then stopped at Genos. It was pretty good though, so I gotta give em that.

I once bcc'd a guy I was recommending be let go. Whoops.

Get a cheese steak at Genos.....

That's a leap worthy of admittance into U.A.....

I'm not sure why we have a new thread, but we should at least have the ratings chart. As for last week, it wasn't exactly thrilling, but in the key demo FLCL and Jojo are both pulling a green share (above avg) with comparatively low numbers in P2+. It looks like there were just not many people that [as] targets who were watching TV at all if those comparatively low numbers for FLCL and JJBA were still good enough to rank an above avg share of the audience. That above avg share is really what advertisers are looking at, it shows that money spent on Toonami is going to reach their target demo. That is ultimately a good thing, even if they aren't pulling in crazy #LivePD nation numbers.

The only reason anyone doesn't ignore you is to insult you....

I'm sure Axl was pissed. Oh well, now he is in a band with a guy who wear a KFC bucket on his head. Pride.... I used to be in television, community access programming, and so I was FCC licensed to do that. It was pretty much don't say naughty words, don't broadcast anything obscene (Miller test et al), and donn't broadcast anything bigoted. Most of the time the shows involved an odd mix of Carson and Tim and Eric type comedy. I did enjoy working on a project though that was focused on local psychedelic music. It was an odd combination of new age and 60's stoner rock, and the people were endlessly fascinating to film. There wasn't much of a future in it though, so I went into sales. I'm glad I'm not doing that anymore, I much prefer my current job. Sorry to hear about the radio gigs, but it happens, particularly in small to medium markets. Do you ever consider going back into radio, or maybe starting an internet radio station/podcast program? I think you might be surprised as to how large that market can be.

I never used any of those. Nothing of value is being lost. Honestly I kind of want Facebook and Twitter to be next....

Remind me to laugh when you get mugged by Packard.

What we wish MAL did.... Work?

Well, I think part of the decline is viewership is the decline in quality of entertainment being awarded. Most modern music is trash that is either mindlessly repetitious or vulgar beyond belief, frequently both. Why would anyone want to tune in and watch that be awarded and celebrated as though it is somehow poignant. Hollywood sucks, most of their major films are reboots or have strayed so far from the original films in terms of sequels in an effort to appease a fringe minority of screaming spoiled brats with bogus social media accounts run by scripts, rendering them into little more than sanctimonious drivel with a plethora of booms and pew pew.... I'm supposed to pay twenty bucks to see this? Did you used to work in radio? I only really listen to talk radio, in much the same way I read Drudge, it is kind of a job requirement. I prefer to listen to live music, and our local symphony has a pretty good program where they play a free summer concert series at a local park. Since some of the members practice in our church, I usually get a heads up on what pieces are being played, so I try to make it to the arrangements I like. It's scary how Kiefer really does look like Slash....

with lime....

I saw them in concert when it was the later line-up, after Izzy left. They did a great show. I think that too many performers these days forget that people them for their ability to entertain; with music, dance, acting etc.. We don't pay them for their opinion or for profanity laced tirades at award shows. Stick to what you do best, ya know.

Some of the best concerts I have ever been to have been classical orchestras. As far as bands, I've seen Guns n Roses, Soundgarden (RIP Chris Cornell), Beach Boys and Chicago Symphony Orchestra. None of them had any political edge to them, though Axl Rose was feuding with some reporter from a crappy rock magazine. They performed to entertain, and that was the reason why people attended. I saw a news story today, evidently the CEO of Twitter had to apologize to a bunch of whiny morons because he ate at Chick Fil-A. Some vegans whined to Apple and Google because the salad emoji seemed to contain eggs and/or chicken, and those companies caved and changed it. I swear, there needs to be a giant shut up button on the internet.

This must be the current version of Alice Cooper performing on Johnny Carson. (I don't know that Alice Cooper, or KISS for that matter, ever performed on Johnny Carson, but the equivalence seems appropriate.)

That looks like it is made out of play-doh. You know you aren't supposed to eat play-doh right?