Tag Archives: track bias

Just for the fact that he will drink beer, Rommey’s opponent has to be considered much more normal than Bishop Rommey himself. Again, people who do not drink must be viewed as taking themselves more serious than is good for … Continue reading →

Good horse, good man, good spirit on both, no traces of hyperrandroidism from either, thank goodness. Stevie Wonderboy > Rafalca!

Next week’s unscheduled headliner: Rob’t Redford in the performance of a lifetime, as the ghost of J. Danforth Quayle. What was THAT?

Protagonist scoreboard: Atticus Finch > J. Galt > H. Roark…

Rafalca! We want to hear from Rafalca! He’ll produce more of same…

Hunger Games, True Blood, Game of Thornsz, why all of a sudden this panicked need for alternate universes? Surely there is sufficient intrigue and plenty of drama on Planet Earth the way it truly is. After all, another recent pop-culture … Continue reading →

Part of the Pavement ethos was to never get too big, the same as it was for Echo & The Bunnymen. Both were content to let the stadium rock superstardom fall to the others. For The Bunnymen, they didn’t truly … Continue reading →

All right, all right, ya Truman Capote loversz! If you can get past the yodeling and swishiness, here’s a pretty little ditty from those esteemed Mancunians, Morrissey, Marr, Joyce & Rourke, collectively known as The Smiths