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I actually believe it's been rubbish for a while, the storylines aren't nearly as good as they used to be. I wouldn't really keep watching if wentworth miller weren't so damn sexy

Just finished On Chesil Beach, and I've accepted Ian McEwan as one of my favourite writers after reading only two of his novels (Amsterdam was the other one). Started 'Time's Arrow' by Martin Amis, not light reading at all

Just came across [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WR3eUjD6y6o&feature=iv&annotation_id=event_562256]this[/ame], it's a pretty accurate description of the political situation in the states by John Cleese. It's funny too!

I saw them live last night, and I have to say they totally blew me away. They seemed so happy when they were playing, I think it reflected on the audience. Dave was charismatic as always, Boyd, Steffan, Jeff and Tim were amazing and a special mention to Carter who ROCKED! He even stayed for a few minutes after the show and started throwing drumsticks to the audience. It was all I'd expected and more. Long live DMB!!

Buenas, como andan? Resurjo de las cenizas con un pedido: si alguno llegara a estar interesado en ir a ver a dave matthews band en el pepsi el proximo viernes, y todavia no tiene su entrada (porque, como yo, no tiene contactos en ningun lado y no las consigue de arriba), yo todavia no compre la mia y me acabo de enterar que hay 2x1 con club la nacion. Si les pinta, mándenme un mail, yo las compro en la semana y arreglamos. Cópense, que DMB está muy bueno

To all of you Friends fans out there, I recommend the gag reels on youtube, sometimes they're even funnier than the actual episodes.

Just finished The Buddha of Suburbia by Hanif Kureishi, and started Platform by Michel Houellebecq

It's the longest relationship I've ever had, with Friends I mean. I'm sure I've seen every episode (or close) to the point of knowing many lines by heart. Reruns here will probably go on forever, adn I hope they do!

I've heard Dead Parrot is used as a popular reference for death, read somewhere that even Margaret Thatcher said it. It's just so damn good!

I have sworn not to drink again on several occasions, having a hang over on sunday afternoon is horrible. But being a happy drunk and knowing your limit is fun! I like it, being very distant when I'm sober, it allows me to be more sociable.

You know, I haven't been a fan of DMB for so long, yet to me it seems like forever. I believe I was 14 or 15 when I first got internet connection, and it completely changed my life. I started listening to new music every day, and I one of the first bands I listened to was DMB, I just couldn't believe how engrossing their music was, I wanted more and more, more of those amazing lyrics and tunes. I don't know why, but I can always remember and connect certain songs or artists with periods of my life. I haven't stopped listening to them in 3 years, and their songs are always a reminder of happy times. They light me up immediately with their poetry. What you just wrote is admirable, heart warming, and made me look forward anxiously to the day I finally get to see them, wether it's in a month or a year. So...thank you

:Dno problem, I shall spread the python love everywhere I can. If you have time you should watch one of their movies, I've only seen The Holy Grail and absloutely loved it.

S - Somebody to love - Queen

The thing is that they JUST announced the dates on their official website, and they played a show the other day dedicated to LeRoi. I sincerely hope they don't cancel the show, since Jeff Coffin has been covering for him in recent shows.

As a woman, I can state without a doubt that an angry chick is a billion times more dangerous than any angry man. A few punches and you'll be getting wasted at the pub again, whereas we will NEVER (EVER EVER) forgive nor forget.