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I don't think the DeLorean reference is apt. That company was headed by a man who saw himself as a visionary, liked to highlight his middle initial "Z," and had a drug addiction. No connection whatsoever.

I'm not really sure what this is but it looks like it was fun! Maybe I will catch more about it between now and next year.

So... No five?

Ya I am checking some more out. I really like the sax and the overall vibe.

Interesting. I clicked on a link here a couple weeks ago and was presented with this and wasn't really sure what it was. Thanks for sharing this! It seems like a good alternative.

This looks very different than the inky caps I know (and eat). Different genus, too. Are these edible? The Genus I know is Coprinus. Not sire about parasoles.

Almost none of these songs make sense. Even those that do, don't. I'm also pretty sure my local rock station played some of these at the time but I'm not sure I was aware of this list at the time. It says suggested so I guess it didn't matter. They also didn't censor songs so probably didn't care.

Our plugs now have plugs I guess.

Wow that was really great! The radio market I lived in when this would have been current probably wouldn't have played this so I am happy to have heard it now. It says alt rock on the description, if so, it adds a lot more depth to that genre when compared to the big bands of the time I knew of and no longer listen to very much.

I worked on a ranch in Montana USA that did this, but as I recall their position was that "patrolling" was the best deterrent. You had to get out and ride and basically be present by the cattle.

The homeless-industrial complex. Which, having thought that out, sounds awful.

Generally our organs don't rupture without some other function. In your example, we probably don't have good studies to reflect how long humans can hold urine in until "something" happens. We do have good studies on trauma patients, and I think that would be where the rupturing would be.