Sir Creep

I sure hope you meant the rain

1. OK so how is it you came across this masterpiece? 2. To be totally fair, the 'music' isn't outrageous, it is what it is. Her decision to vocalize through whatever manipulations she is using is one of the worst ever, leading me to believe this is a totally self-funded (and presumably written) album. 3. I don't know what you've listened to the past 6 months, so I have no opinion if it's the most bizarre. I'd like to think in the world of musical expression/experimentation that is easily accessible on Youtube etc, other clicks brought you to 'bizarre' works equaling and surpassing this one. SC

And Fred Smith of Television.

And according to this, two years ago, she was diagnosed with a brain tumour. SC

So he’s committing slow suicide?

I was thinking he sounds like he re-entered our oxygen-rich atmosphere a little too quickly.

A Nasa astonaut says he saw an ‘organic, alien-like’ creature in a Space Shuttle loading bay. Asked by conspiracy site UFO Sightings Daily whether he had ever witnessed a UFO, Leland Melvin answered: ‘I have not seen one in space or on the ground but I thought I saw something organic/alien like floating out of the payload bay. SC

Albertson's + Rite Aid merger called off, leaving analysts wondering if Rite Aid has much of a future. “The termination of the merger with Albertsons leaves Rite-Aid at a big disadvantage as it neither has the scale nor the balance sheet to compete with much larger and well-capitalized rivals like CVS and Walgreens,” Moodys Vice President Mickey Chadha wrote. “Although the termination is also a big blow to Albertsons’ long-desired goal to go public, it is in a better competitive position in the supermarket space than Rite-Aid is in the retail pharmacy sector." SC

Mary White's bad luck: -- when it rains, it pours.

Rightly or wrongly I put Holocaust survivors in the Nazi thread. I mean.... yes? No? Makes sense to me, but I have a tiny little mind. SC

He's been on lots of my teams the past two years, and is presently part of my ABC team (or is it also my Poker team?). But for the rest of you.... 'nothing to see here, go back to your homes'. SC

Considered him for inclusion on my Cup team back in June. If the numbnuts is still fighting authority with his esophagus, he surely must be near the end, as it's been another 10 weeks. SC

Just an FYI, if you feel like it in the future there is also a 'Female Firsts' thread for 'the first female to (insert accomplishment _______)'. I wanted to do that for black folk too but the thread was taken down (smh). SC PS: Here's some non-confirmation....

Gdammit Well....I DID my due diligence and his name wasn't anywhere in the db, so consider this his entry, albeit late. And if in fact his name IS in the db, I can't be held responsible.

HAHA HA.... ty old lady

Next person to 'like' one of my posts will be #2600. It could be YOU!

Frank Stranahan, who was one of the greatest amateur players of his era, died Monday in Florida, Golf Channel has confirmed. He was 90. Stranahan won 51 amateur titles and six PGA Tour events, retiring in 1964. Later in life he became a renowned bodybuilder, competing in weight-lifting championships well into his 70s. Stranahan was a six-time winner of the World Amateur and All-American Amateur, a multiple winner of the British Amateur, and he was a member of three victorious U.S. Walker Cup teams. His most significant pro title was the 1958 Los Angeles Open. SC

Dance historian, writer and educator Rose Anne Thom passed away from cancer last month. She was 72 years old. Thom was born in Montreal, where she trained in dance and studied at McGill University before moving to New York. Thom first wrote for Dance Magazine in 1968. Thom was a educator at Sarah Lawrence College for more than 40 years. She began in 1975 as guest faculty and became full-time two years later, teaching dance history, Labanotation and pedagogy for both undergraduate and graduate students. She also served as dance program chair and as associate dean of studies during her tenure. She retired in 2015 and was named faculty emerita by the board of trustees. SC

Two 'under 45' in one day! Former Arkansas basketball player India Lewis died Tuesday in Tulsa after a short battle with breast cancer. Lewis, 36, was a multiple-sport standout athlete at Siloam Springs High in the late 1990s, starring in volleyball, basketball and softball. She was named Miss Basketball by the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and also garnered the newspaper’s Female Athlete of the Year award in 1999. SC

Dr. Joseph Burke, SUNY Plattsburgh president emeritus, died Friday, Aug. 3, 2018 at his home in Albany. He was 86. Burke arrived at the college in 1973 when then-President George Angell brought him on board to serve as vice president for academic affairs. Upon Angell’s retirement in 1974, Burke took over as the college’s seventh president. SC

You can Bett he's dead. Kenya's former 400-meter hurdles world champion, Nicholas Bett, has died after a car crash Wednesday. Bett, aged 28, was killed after his car struck a bump and veered off the road near Nandi County in Kenya's high-altitude North Rift region. Bett had only just returned home from the African Senior Championships in Nigeria on Monday. SC

No kidding. He's off his rocker.

For a good 18 months now, his daughter has continuously stated that his mind was gone but his body remained very strong (and presumably normal) and that his medications were few if any. For that reason I kept away despite having him on my team in 2016. SC

Stan Mikita was a fantastic hockey player in his day. RIP

That's the exact argument I recall.