"Everything All the Time," Band of Horses: straightforward, but gets surprisingly more relevent with each listen. "Powder Burns," The Twilight Singers: a thick cut of juicy tunes that constantly pulse forward. "The Life Pursuit," Belle & Sebastian: the finest sing-along licks of the year. I have, therefore, had some time to digest this year's crop of music, and on the heels of Justin Timberlake's excruciating disappointing single, Sufjan Stevens' adequate collection of B-Sides and Thom Yorke's shrug-your-shoulderish debut album, I've decided to compile a mid-year list of bests. I've simply led the dullest of lives, oscillating between the lake and the couch, stopping once in a while to make a buck. And try as I might, I can't even blame Hardee's Philly Cheesesteak ThickBurger, though I'd love to. It's been nearly two months since my last post, and I can't blame activity for the lapse. Remember when I discussed the sleeping pill Ambien and its strange binge-eating side-effects? Well, now there is a published diet for those taking the pill (This means you, mom). It's on tonight (Tuesday) at 10:05 and every Sunday night. It's possible, in fact, that "Major Victory" could be the greatest television character of all time. The hilarity of this show cannot be put into words, but after one hour you will feel much better about yourself, your hobbies, and everyone in your life that you previously considered crazy. The heroes compete in superhero challenges to win their own comic book series. Only every once in a while are we blessed with a program such as the Sci-Fi Channel's "Who Wants To Be A Superhero." It is a reality program featuring 12 people who turn into superheroes, each with their own chosen title. These rules should help clear up all confusion and any moral issues you might have when deciding to answer, or not to answer. If you think you are a kind person, and don't want to anger anyone, answer the phone on all occasions and suffer immeasurably. If you know the number, and do not like the person calling, answer it and either say you have to run or that you can't hear them. If you drop the phone while determining whether or not to answer it, you have five seconds to pick it up and answer it, otherwise you will have to drop your pants. If you have a really annoying ring and like tormenting those around you by letting it ring forever, never answer your phone. If they call back immediately, answer it. These numbers are more likely to leave a message. If it's a familiar area code, for me 612, 651, 763.let it burn. And-duh-if it's an 800 or 877 number, reject immediately. If you don't know the area code, do not answer it.
KANYE WEST LATE REGISTRATION ZIP HULK CODE
If the area code is from your hometown (with little liklihood of being an employer, and more likely to be a lost friend), answer it. Therefore, I think there should be a standard set of rules for answering an unknown caller. With my luck, the first unfamiliar call I answer will be someone recruiting me to be a sleazy financial advisor.
KANYE WEST LATE REGISTRATION ZIP HULK ZIP
However, with the increasing amount of puzzling zip codes (303 anyone?) reaching my phone, I'm tempted to answer. Usually, if I do not know the number, I won't answer, and hope the person leaves a message. With my name in the hat for several jobs, my phone has been peppered with calls from unknown numbers. I've been caught in a moral quandry as of late.
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