There's only one way to describe the reveal...

...a gigantic fustercluck.

Yeah, it's been like that for a long time.

I know he used to... pretty sure he's sober anymore, though.

I have a tendency to wear my heart on my sleeve. I have a history of taking off my shirt.

It could be pretty polarizing amongst bronies, I'm sure. After all, only most of them are straight...

Anybody who willingly uses "breeder" to describe themselves without some animal species before it probably deserves to be phased out.

A friend of mine was complaining that the only mail they got on their birthday was a bill. I told them that I can guarantee I won't get any mail on my birthday this year...

...still not sure they...

Seemed like most everybody in there was buying a few Powerball tickets... the people at the register were kinda surprised that all I wanted was a pack of gum and some Red Bull.

As I mentioned on Facebook, I actually did a rough calculation for when it would be prudent for a risk-neutral person to buy Powerball tickets.

Needless to say, after just walking out of a Shell...

For pretty much anyone, regardless of gender, you have to take a certain amount of crazy as a given.

Where I grew up a lot of people had birthdays in late August... which meant people were getting it on at the first major snowfall of the year in late November. :)

Most of Roddenberry's science fiction was like that. Same with Asimov (who actually had a pretty long-standing feud with Robert Heinlein over politics in science fiction).

Been coming across a handful of new releases thanks to work... saw that Os Mutantes, New Order, and Beatallica all have new albums out, so those are in my queue.

Agreed. Pretty sad, really.

Definitely the best band ever to come out of Royal Oak, that's for sure. (I'd say best musicians to come out of there, except Glenn Frey would take umbrage, I bet.)

Was just Pink Floyd...

Although in good prog (and Michigan music) news, Discipline. is working on a new studio album... STM, if you haven't heard them before, either of their last two albums...

Seems likely. I was fifteen when I first saw it.

The Wall is a great concept piece, it just has some pretty poor vocal work. (One of the reasons to prefer the film, where Bob Geldof sings.)

I'd say the best starter albums are PatGoD, WYWH, and DSotM, with Animals, Ummagumma, and The Wall in the second wave.

That being said, they're also the defining act of a genre, and most of their contemporaries have long since fallen by the wayside. Yes, Waters is a middling vocalist, and yes, Gilmour can't write...