Speak (sl)eazy

If ignorance is bliss, this lesson would appear to be a deliberate attempt to deprive me of happiness, the pursuit of which is my unalienable right according to the Declaration of Independence. I therefore assert my patriotic prerogative to not know this material. I’ll be out in the playground.

— Calvin

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21 November 2009


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It’s not denial. I’m just selective about the reality I accept.

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21 November 2009


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The Philosoraptor.

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20 November 2009


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“Because we don’t fit in anywhere, in some weird way we can fit in everywhere.”

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20 November 2009


The bass is strong and reliable, the banjo is meticulously plucked, the melody stays in your head, the dynamics are perfect, and they have the best obese guitar player I have ever seen. 10 out of 10!

But seriously, the banjo player (Jens Kruger) is absolutely phenomenal in all respects on the instrument.

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19 November 2009


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18 November 2009 reblog: thedailywhat


May I Have Your Car? Part 3

“In case of rapture, I call dibs on Greg Laurie’s Harley!”

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17 November 2009


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“I have no other considerations when I write, except for the following:  I want to write music that satisfies me, that will attempt to satisfy both head and heart, that will be gracious for the performer, and will communicate with the listener.”

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15 November 2009


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“I don’t know why they bother writing about me. I guess because I’m a name. But you probably know more than I do because you’re a journalist.”

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14 November 2009


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“The single piece of advice common to every musician, no matter the instrument, is to play the rests. Play the rests. There is also, however, a silence beneath silence. The rests emerge in this openness, the deeper silence in which we make our comparisons. Needless to say, you cannot hear it. But maybe you should try.”

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13 November 2009