It was fun to see Kimya Dawson

on Thursday night at the Tralf. It wasn't quite the same as the other two times we saw her at Mohawk Place. My favorite time was when we got to talk to her
(e:paul,30882) and we got tee-shirts that she drew for us. Mine had a tortoise on it.
This time the line was long.
She played a great set. It was kind of annoying that you could hear and feel the Marcellas "Boom, boom, boom" the whole time.
She was the same goodness as always but played a little faster than I remembered.
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It was weird that most of the people in the audience were there because if the Juno movie. It reminded me of the difference between seeing Tugboat Annie play in our friends church basement and then seeing them at a big concert later.
One guy yelled out something like, I liked you before Juno and she kind of ripped him apart till the point he left. I thought that was kind of awkward but he was really being a jerk. He also kept making fun of Buffalo as he was from Seattle or something.
I still love her and her music. She has a baby now.
They have food and tables at the Tralf which is pretty cool.
I made
(e:terry) wear his little birdy.
the best part was not being IDed and not because the guy thought I was too old to get a drinking bracelet, but because he thought I was TOO YOUNG to get one. He wouldn't even believe my ID at first.
(e:mike), my seven year younger brother did get proofed. That was terrific.
Ham radio, or CB? (e:bugmuncher) used to have a CB radio in his car, and the antenna looked like that. What is the difference, in terms of the antenna one would need, between Ham and CB?
That is how nerds "got their portable on" prior to the advent of the laptop computer, IMO.
That's a Ham radio antenna. The typical length for a car-based one is 2m.
I love shopping at Wegman's. I went to Tops last week and I don't think I will ever go back.
The reason that there is only one left is that truffle season is long over. That one prob has been sitting there forever. At the very least they should sell it for 1/2 off..
The other day in Springville I saw a white SUV that had LITERALLY 15 antennaes on it. Now I didn't actually count them but it was definetely a few more than ten.
One day when we went shopping at Wegman's, the box to those truffles were actually unlocked! Err, I should say, the lock was broken, but I was a good boy.
Somebody actually wrote in to Menu Magazine once to say that they wouldn't pay $1000/lb for something if they couldn't taste a sample. And somebody actually answered in print: nice try, check out the truffle oil. If you were the kind of person who bought truffles, would you even consider buying something that's been sitting around in the Wegmans produce section for a couple weeks?
The old crop tasted faintly like weevils.
That's the world's largest radio-controlled car. It uses a standard Radio Shack controller with a nominal range of about 30 feet, which is why the receiver requires such substantial signal amplification.
- Z