“And lo, the angel of the Lord came upon them & said, Fear not: for behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy. For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, which is Christ the Lord.”
That’s what Christmas is all about, Charlie Brown.
@CoachML10 Love you, Coach. I truly can’t thank you enough for everything. You were more than a coach to us, but also a friend and role model. Even though it’s been more than 15 years, I still remember your life lessons and I do my best to follow them.
Little backstory about Left of the Dial: Although it was on Tim, the song wasn't done during the album sessions, but earlier at a Jan '85 recording date with Alex Chilton producing. Remarkably-apart from some backing vocal bits-LOD was cut completely live https://t.co/isvNey7IHp
@RobertHWoodard@blake_levine Also, I couldn’t help but notice your specific use of quotations. Is that because you doubt that the referenced individual is an actual priest, or are you using the quotes as a form of sarcasm, i.e., “TN fans like you definitely breathe out of their nose every once in a while.”
@RobertHWoodard@blake_levine So, in your brilliant, Thomas Pynchon-esque analogy, are Tennessee fans the demon who is so insufferable that Father Karras was forced to throw himself headfirst out of a third story Georgetown window?
If that’s the case, you’ll get no argument from me, my guy.
@freelawrence “Michael, I have great affection for you and you live a very rich and interesting life, but you're a bag man not an attorney.”
*Tom Wilkinson drops mic*
@LeftFieldMask Watched that draft at the Walk-Ons on Poydras, and until the day I die, I’ll never forget the collective groan that happened when it was announced.
This Matt Smith fact is the most upsetting yet
"He has cited his favourite band Radiohead as an inspiration, and referred to Oasis as 'the greatest rock-and-roll band in the world'."