Bullseye - Arrow on Target by gfdnova1 (cc by-sa)
"There is clearly very little AskMetaFilter can’t figure out": in response to an "impossible" question, not only does the first reply nail the answer, the actual subject of the query turns out to be another member, who shows up to fulfill the wish. Delightful!
Alabama Shakes Brittany Howard photo via alabamashakes.com
Wowzer. Rhaomi has crafted a no-stops-left-unpulled lovefest of a megapost on Alabama Shakes and Brittany Howard.
Dave Matthews: You may have opinions. You may have *strong* opinions. You may have prejudices or fond memories. But only Floydd has the Dave Matthews Toe.
The Association, with Larry Ramos center front
Larry Ramos, that's who. 23skidoo has a great comment about Ramos' skills and background in hippybear's The Association post.
music by [phil h] (cc by-nc-nd)
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