Okay, I am apparently so out of touch with the music scene.

I went to look for MP3s of one of my old favorite albums that I no longer have (it was stolen out of my car years ago) and learned that: the group is kinda big, is opening for Coldplay and the cute little CD I bought for $10 when I saw them at the Roxy is now going for $175 on ebay.

Freak-y.

ETA: But the internet has not let me down. I have stumbled upon what is, hopefully, MP3s of the album.

Mango snapper work well too.

Beth, I may be going next Wednesday-- any chance you and Matt want to join me and my friend Graham?

Cass—fwiw, I just found a beautiful, brand new upright Dyson on ebay for almost half price.

Perkins, thanks for the greetings. I no longer need a quarter but I won't turn down a CD even if I don't remember what it is supposed to be. And yes, I am responding to a post from a day or two ago.

OMG I could not be any more gronky. I almost convinced myself not to get up, and to call in to work, especially because I'm 75% sure they won't have a full day of work for me. But no. I will go. Money is good.

Yay, money!

Yeah, yeah. Yay money.

Is there a way to say the opposite of "gronkier"? Because that's what I'd like to post, but I don't have the English and the slang.

For the record, I'm here on the weekend, and Sunday is a fast and I'm already getting thirsty from just thinking about it, so I may not be the right person to ungronkify a person. And "ungronkify" is not even the word I was looking for on the former sentence. Hmm. Maybe "chocolate" is the word.

Huh, that's a cool link. Oddly, for my hometown in New Mexico, they don't list "Hispanic" as an option.

Also amusingly, the median age is 40. The distribution is heavy on the 80. Which I could've told you - it's a great place to be born and a great place to die, nsm a great place to live.

Median income, $28,000.

Maybe "chocolate" is the word.

"Chocolate" really should be a verb.