One would think this needs a subject

Blogging is not always easy, especially when you have a.d.d. - which I must.  It seems impossible to settle on a route for today's posting right now.  Instead, I'll just tell you what was in the running.

Possibility #1.  The Wilco and Neil Young concert that G and I went to see last night.  There were lots of characters to report on.  Plus, I thought about letting you in on how the only incentive I've found in the last month and a half to get a job is having wanted better seats last night (it's not like I haven't realized homelessness is a real possibility, either).  I also always thinks it's appropriate to tell my go to Wilco anecdote about the Nashville roadtrip when Via Chicago was up next and I dedicated it to Lederman (what with her being from Chicago) totally having forgotten how the first line goes.  

Possibility #2.  Wayne's World vs. Wayne's World 2.  I would have won you over with my Wayne's World preference debating skills, carefully reminding you why Keith Richards cannot be killed by conventional weapons.  In the end, we all would have agreed it was a trifle unnecessary to see the crack in the Indian's bottom, but 2 still would have won.  I could have also tied it into last night's concert because a guy across the aisle was into giving Neil the "we're not worthy" bow every now and then.

Possiblity #3.  Funny things people have sent me links to, like this, that, here, and what.  And, holy cow, Bob Bob just sent this.

Possibility #4.  What I heard on the weather channel about how wind chill is calculated.  The weather guy said that if you look at an infrared shot of a person when there is no wind chill, their body heat makes it look like their head is on fire.  The greater the wind chill, the less your head looks on fire, and the colder you feel.  (Maybe I should become a science teacher...)

Possibility #5.  The unwritten rule a wise man once shared with me about how, when someone starts a conversation with "One would think...," it is proper etiquette only to respond, "One would... one would."