
Hell, the big Cab number near the end is Cab like he was 50 years before! Incredible.
They introduced multiple generations to music and artists from decades before.

Hell, the big Cab number near the end is Cab like he was 50 years before! Incredible.
They introduced multiple generations to music and artists from decades before.

I believe it was Cab Calloway who told John to not be a cover artist, and to be himself on stage, that he “had the blues”.
It’s nothing like you describe. John and Dan both lamented the deprecation of the Blues and these fabulous artists, and wanted to showcase the Blues (and Motown).
If it weren’t for them, and that movie, I wouldn’t know of half the artists whose music they used in the movie, and a bunch of others that weren’t well-known (or largely forgotten) by the 80’s.
That movie, and John and Dan, are credited with re-invigorating Blues and Motown in the 80’s and later.


Yea, I wouldn’t stop taking it for pain meds or the throat lozenges.
If it’s an NSAID, there’s no interaction. If it’s an opiate, the stimulant will blunt the sedative effect of opiates, a little. (Ask a really good doc about it, most will just say “never mix”, without digging into the details and nuance).
You want consistent, stable blood chemistry (I know these meds clear quickly) - but you still want to avoid back-and-forth as much as you can. Part of what they do is help you manage the distractability, so you can practice doing things differently and build new routines.


ADHD is largely the same set of challenges that neurotypicals experience, cranked up to 11 or constantly in place.
EG: people know what it’s like to forget where you put your keys, for someone with ADHD, that’s constant.
Or an NT may miss part of what someone says in a noisy environment - bar, restaurant, work. For someone with ADHD, that can be a constant challenge.
So ask them to imagine all their daily minor challenges as being there constantly, but you never know when a particular one is going to interrupt.
Because invariably they’ll say “well I experience that”. Really? All day, every day?
Did you see the tiny leaf fall in the crack of the sidewalk while we were walking, or the 300 other things that caught my attention while we crossed the campus?


The cliques prove they’re highly social.
And most people socialize across mtiole groups.
FFS, look at the number of nightclubs in ONE city.


He who controls things, decides how it’s used.


I am paying today for things roughly equivalent to not tying my shoes.
Like skiing, mountain biking, and motorcycling accidents. (Add chronic illness on top, like sprinkles, for added fun).
It’s not just death, but constant pain that you want to avoid.
So little Tommy there, tie your damn shoes.


I’ve taken to taping up most of the vents on my boxes, then putting air conditioner filter media in front of the vents I leave open.
This controls the flow to only come through those vents, so they get filtered.
I clean the filters once a month - it’s nice that you can see them to know they need cleaning.
I do change the fans to more powerful ones, usually compressor style (what people call squirrel cage) because they handle airflow restriction better. The trick is how to orient and duct them.


Wow, yea, that’s bad, haha


Novell??
Holy cow that’s something I haven’t heard in forever.


No idea what mine is, but I feel parts of the drive holding the words have become inaccessible…


Well, when you have a population that can’t digest Washington’s prose…


“awkward Cronenberg creatures” hahahaha
So true.


1970’s cartoon character, all hair, big wooden club.


Hahahahahaha


Dammit, beat me too it

Rat farts!
It was also music the two of them grew up with, and loved.
Total homage to the genre. Besides, what’s not to love? Aretha belting it out, Cab putting on his big show. Bad. Ass.