Billboard 2-11-06
- The ad cover is a happy birthday with to Clarence, "from all of us who care," which is kind of a shitty way to put it, when you think about it.
- Like, anyone who didn't chip in $6 for Clarence's Billboard cover? They just don't care enough.
- The real cover promises me more bringing-the-music-back-to-New-Orleans (which I'd care more about if they were putting this kind of press and $$ into getting the icky, etc. out first), the production of the Grammys, and James Taylor.
- I kind of really hate James Taylor.
- He did a good job of calming down Homer and his fellow astronauts before the inanimate carbon rod saved the day, though.
- In rod we trust.
- Taylor's getting some kind of lifetime achievement award, isn't he?
- grrr
- I'm trying to play Puzzle Inlay while I'm doing this, which is a bit distracting on both ends.
- I guess this "High School Musical" show is the new big thins?
- I haven't seen it.
- It's like I keep saying: the library should be paying for me to get cable, so I can keep up with pop culture.
- Tightwads.
- Someone's trying to sue Apple over iPod-related hearing loss.
- I mean, if you were really serious, wouldn't you go after the designer of bud-style headphones in the first place?
- I don't like those kind of headphones, anyway. They don't keep your ears as warm.
- One of the guys in Disturbed has a "sexy" devil girl head tattoo that looks tremendously fake.
- That's the second sentence I've typed today who's clunkiness reminded me of this:
- ...this thing on it which tells time.
- The 2 hottest ringtones are My Humps (which seems to be obeying that restraining order I placed against it) and someone's cover of the Super Mario Brothers theme. Interesting...
- or not.
- If indie column guy mentions that damn best alternative Grammy U2 won like 10 years ago, I swear I'm going to scream.
- Right here at the fancy new reference desk.
- Which doesn't have a keyboard shelf yet and everyone that works adult reference is taller than me, so this chair is too short.
- My wrists hurt.
- His complaints against the Grammys remind me of freshman girls in womens studies classes.
- Everyone with an interest has heard it all before, and doesn't care about this "fresh" new take on the matter.
- Whenever they talk about piracy in this magazine, it's never the fun kind.
- Speaking of which, Airborn by Kenneth Oppel is really good.
- It's got zeppelins, adventure, love across class lines, sky pirates, and fantastical beasts.
- Wowee, a zeppelin! Hey, that's mine!
- Clarence has apparently done a lot of things. And knows a lot of people.
- And Oprahs got a birthday wishes ad, too.
- Oh look, it's another Belle & Sebastian review that includes the word "precious." Asses.
- I'm going to buy the new album on Friday.
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