It's a somewhat catchy, mostly inoffensive 80s pop song. I've never really given it much analysis beyond that.

I think Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain is the only album in existence I could listen to infinity times and not get sick of.

Opening for Bob Dylan - Elvis Costello, solo and acoustic, telling an endless stream of charming stories before each song.

There's one there. Hopefully OK to post the link:

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Ah yes, voting in a democracy. The very epitome of knee-bending.

I guess I just don't understand the logic. If Harris is guilty of genocide, wouldn't a President Trump be an even more willing accomplice? At least there's a chance of changing her policy. And do you not care about the millions of innocent people Trump has promised to uproot and violently expell?

Buddy Cianci?

Just don't have kids. A lot of it was circumstance and not planned out, but it might be one of the best things to (not) happen to me and my wife.

Love story that is

Yes! It's of my great joys to force my annoyed wife to re-watch this periodically. But I privately think that she's touched by the kooky live story.

Beyond this response being so perfectly on-the-nose, it's a thoughtful and non-confrontational response to the editorial's Bluesky criticism. Or as the author would probably classify it: 'part of the liberal Bluesky echo chamber'.

I would like this a billion times if I could. And maybe add "people who don't think their echo chamber is an echo chamber."

Thanks so much for sharing!

Me too

You can quibble with other calls and non-calls, and I thought the Chiefs deserved to lose that game, but if you don't think that was clear-cut DPI, I don't know what to tell you.

This was his take in a similar interview before the 2022 midterms

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