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I was under the impression it was the classic lineup - HR, Dr Know, Darryl Jennifer, and, uh, the drummer - Earl Hudson? Maybe you had them confused with 24-7 Spyz.

Not bad at all. I still prefer White Blood Cells as their best, and so far I like Get Behind Me Satan more than Icky Thump, but Icky is growin' on me.

I've always been told that our system's willingness to saddle the consumer with high drug and health care costs is a key factor in the innovations that come through the pharmaceutical and health-care field. Though I fail to see how hard-on pills and hair-cream are benefiting the general human condition.

Well, if they haven't found the body, he could still be alive.

Bleeder. :highfive:

Another fine article - what's the difference between "history" and "tradition"? AIR FORCE in the top 25? Wisconsin should get at least a 9 for fans for no reason other than the student section and their Advanced Wave Mechanics.

We tend to refer to Prudential as "Screw-dential" but 37k never hurts the cause.

Right - part of Chrysler's problem (and the Big 3 in general) is that their profits were centered around the very lucrative truck/SUV market. $3 gas that isn't going down anytime soon has made people re-trench on that issue, and go towards dependable, smaller, more fuel efficient vehicles - which Japan has been providing for years. Japan was also ahead of the curve on hybrids. It's becoming cliche to say about American business to say that instead of anticipating the customers' needs and producing what fits them, they tend to try to make the customers want what they are producing, whether they need it or not. At least that has been the auto industry model for some time - it's similar to the 70s, when the Japanese automakers first made major inroads into the US market - people wanted Honda GLCs, but Detroit was making Chrysler Cordobas and Chevy Suburbans.

Um, yeah, there were. Aside from that, you're totally right.

Well, if we're really parsing, those two pretty much sprung out of Ministry, who got good when they realized that *ahem* liberally "borrowing" from Big Black may not be the worst career move one could make. Much as I love Ministry, Urge Overkill remains my favorite Chi-town band.

No love for the Velvet Underground?

Part of your problem - she gets paid for having you as a customer. The adjuster gets paid for denying your claims. Make your agent work for her money.

You read my post without appearing to comprehend Khloe, Kim and Kourtney Kardashian was going on in it. I'd have corrected you but I didn't want to be called a "bleeder." Have as big a snit as you'd like, I'm done with you on this subject in here. You know where to discuss it if you'd like to.

I hate having to explain my jokes.