gravity

For those of you driving along Granny White Pike and were wondering what was causing that pungent smell at the bridge over the Little Harpeth.

OR

The End Of Life As We Know It looms yet again

Becky let me know before we left for Austin that she had only two goals on this workation of ours: 1)Sleep late 2)Eat lots.

She’s a simple woman. And I love this about her.

Miss USA chose a large audience to demonstrate her love of science - especially physics.

(from Alan Gable, of An American Front Porch)
The Rule of Judges:
“The germ of destruction of our nation is in the power of the judiciary, an irresponsible body-working like gravity by night and by day, gaining a little today and a little tomorrow, and advancing its noiseless step like a thief over the field of jurisdiction, [...]

1. Apparently Ritter knows just how special "The Temptation of Adam" is. When it came time to play it, he turned down all the lights. All of them. It was like we were down in that bunker too.

1a. The Belcourt is an excellent place for a show like this—one that benefits from an attentive crowd—and the sound was superior.

One of my favorite bands, Sixpence none the richer, got back together and played their first Nashville show in years tonight. Well, they got back together before tonight. Tonight they just played a show.

But it was a good show. And you better believe I was there.

HT to Michael Silence for this.

Sen. Bill Ketron and Rep. Randy Rinks introduced a bill (SB3139/HB3451) at the beginning of the legislative session. The proposed legislation would allow wine sales only in municipalities that currently allow package sales.

Apparently, people actually give a poop that Tennessee Republicans called Obama by his full name, which happens to include his middle name, which is Hussein which sounds a lot like some former dictator who spent his final minutes realizing how much gravity can suck. You know, in case you didn’t know that. I mean, it took the awesome power of the TN GOP to bring that to everyone’s atten