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Horse Feathers - "Curs In the Weeds"

It's hardly a new concept, but it seems that I'm hearing more banjo sounds coming from various records these days: Keith Urban, Robert Plant, LeAnn Rimes. I suspect that sometimes what we are hearing is a session guitar player playing a six-string banjo, a hybrid instrument tuned like a standard guitar, but with the sound of a 5-string banjo.

Joltin’ Django of Nigh Seen Creeder has written an excellent post explaining capitalism to Phil Valentine, who wonders why the oil companies dare to charge the “prevailing market price for their goods”.

Joltin’ Django says that the Hussein Obama controversy reminds him of how the Democrats used to make a point to always say George Herbert Walker because it made Bush 41 “appear patrician and, thus, less understanding of the needs and concerns of the workin’ man.”
You know, for the Democrat voter, it is probably worse to [...]

So i was sent a link to this blog and upon perusal I was thinking - this just isn’t for me…  I mean his blog description reads:

“A Man’s guide to filling his belly, pickling his liver, and clouding his lungs in Nashville, Middle Tennessee, and parts beyond. “Because no man should settle for light beer, tofu, skim milk, smoke-free bars, or restaurants best known for their grilled-chicken sal

The blogger at the Nigh Seen Creeder invites the blogosphere to come out to the polls and visit him:

Joltin’ Django of Nigh Seen Creeder, a Romney supporter, is wondering what will become of Thompson supporters.
All that said, I wonder if any of the Tennessee turncoats who abandoned Romney last year - see Blackburn, Marsha and Duncan, Jimmy - will return to the fold? Given their profound lack of political judgement, will Mitt [...]

Trey Piepmeier has joined Sitening as Web Developer.

Prior to Sitening, Piepmeier worked for Royall & Company in Richmond, Va. While there, he designed and programmed a variety of products for colleges and universities, including high school recruitment websites and online application software.