BillJ wrote: 
Yeow! Brutal. If you have much more to do, you should rent one of those drywall hanger thingys. It'll hold the drywall up against the ceiling so you can screw it in. Your back will thank you.

I learned awhile back that sheetrocking is usually not worth doing yourself. A decent crew can do a whole house in one day, taped and floated.

c.

 BillJ wrote: 

 mrs_amanda wrote: 

Yeah. Most of the home projects that I get invovled with are over my head.

 BillJ wrote: 

Ugh! I'm impressed. I hate the over-the-head aspect of home repair! The BUUURNNN!!

...that carrying sheet rock up a flight of stairs is a good upper body workout. Not to mention lifting it overhead to fasten it to the ceiling. This was my activity yesterday, and I can feel it today.

 futureattyonli wrote: 
Abbey Road for me!

 woozurbuddy wrote: 
Revolver is indeed a classic but it doesn't meet my "skip track" test.  There are one or two songs on Revolver that make me press "next" ("For No One," to give an example).  The same with the White Album.  Rubber Soul has nothing like that.  I can listen to it from beginning to end, or on shuffle, without skipping and it has the same effect.  And I can listen to it over and over again.

I'm having the same experience with Quadrophenia, although it works much better in order from beginning to end.  While Tommy is a great achievement and definitely ambitious, and Who's Next is a great collection of songs, Quadrophenia sounds like the entire band is at their peak.  Moon never sounded bettter, and Townsend makes me want to pick up a guitar (although lack of playing ability makes me put it down immediately :) ).  Definitely inspiring.

Probably the same as myself. The Who got so much radio play when I was growing up that, aside from "Tommy" I never even had a Who album until I was almost 30.

'Just never got around to it.

Well, ok maybe it wasn't TODAY but recently....

I learned that my favorite album may not be Rubber Soul or the White Album, as previously thought.  Nor is it Wilco's Being There, which was always a close second on any list I made.  No, recently I heard Quadrophenia for the first time from beginning to end and I've been listening to it non-stop for the past week or so.

How did I deny myself the brilliance of this piece of work for so long?   

 sirdroseph wrote: 
  In Safari, of all things...

 Alafia wrote: 

discovered the firefox plugin?

A cool trick for downloading and saving youtube vids to my hard drive :)

I can care less.

...I am so screwed.

 JrzyTmata wrote: 

Where were you talking about it?  I apparently missed that whole conversation.

I very rarely drink Coke so I won't go looking for it at a Mexican grocery store.  If my grocery store has it next time I go shopping, I may pick up a bottle for the heck of it but I usually drink diet soda.

 JrzyTmata wrote: 
I drink soda VERY rarely but I can attest to the superior taste of Coke in a bottle from Mexico. That's all Los Tres Amigos serves in their restaurant.

Trader Joe's has quite a collection of cane sugar sweetened sodas. Theresa says they're pretty good. 

 kysmet wrote: 
we've been talking about that for about a month now in another thread. BDB has her fridge stuffed with it now.

Kosher Coke can be made with beet sugar or cane sugar. you really don't know which you're getting. but either way, it's much better than corn syrup.
for real cane sugar, try getting Coke from your local Mexican restaurant. it's imported from mexico and comes in 10 oz. bottles. check the label.

also, Pepsi makes two new products with cane sugar- Pepsi Natural and Pepsi Throwback. Natural is available now, not sure if Throwback out yet.

 JrzyTmata wrote: 

yes  

...that anteaters and the f word combined are funny...

 kysmet wrote: 
you just learned this today?