It turns out that McCullough was also the guy who said,

"I don't know, I was really drunk at the time"

...on Dark Side of the Moon.

That right there is some excellent trivia.

Fuckin' A.

Good find UT.

Speaking of being really drunk, there is an intro to a song (I thought it was the pixies doing Manta Ray, but it might be unrelated since I heard it on a mix tape -- get the hell off my lawn!) where a woman is talking about how she was at a party or something and she went swimming in the ocean at night and felt all one with the universe and could hear the music in the distance and she thought she was this luminous being when she suddenly realized that she wasn't one with the universe, she was just really drunk and about to drown so she got the fuck out.

My details are sketchy but that was the general idea of her spiel. I sort of remember the name Annie Anxiety but didn't turn up anything.

Ron Lester, 'Billy Bob' in "Varsity Blues", died June 17 of liver and kidney failure after asking to be taken off of life support.

He'd had gastric bypass surgery in 2001, lost 348 lbs, and had 18 plastic surgeries to remove excess skin.

Ron Lester was 45 years old.

So, no help with the song then?

not having any luck putting it together, is it maybe a movie clip?

Whut'sthatnow? I assume it has something to do with the movie, but, I haven't seen it.:o

The new Chekov, Anton Yelkin just died in a car crash.

Just read that, and came here to post it. The article I read said he got out of his car to check his mailbox, left the car in neutral. The car then rolled down his driveway, pinning him between a brick mailbox pillar and the car.

27 is no age to die.

Up a few posts

Ah.

Thx.

Bad day for coaches

Pat Summitt, " a pioneer of women's college basketball who guided the Tennessee Volunteers to eight national titles in her 38 seasons at the university, died Tuesday morning. She was 64."

Buddy Ryan, "has died at the age of 82, his agent James Solano confirmed to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.

Over his 35 seasons of coaching in the NFL, Ryan spent time on the defensive staff for the New York Jets, Minnesota Vikings, Chicago Bears and Houston Oilers, and later worked as the head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles and Arizona Cardinals. "

Ryan built that awesome Bears defense that stomped everybody in 1985.

Helluva coach.

He also produced a pretty good coach in his son, Rex.

So was Summit, by all accounts.