We Jam Econo: The Story of the Minutemen

A documentary on the legendary California punk band the Minutemen. Covers the band from their early just post-high school days up to the death of front man D. Boon in a car accident. Intercuts video of concerts and events with interviews with a large and varied selection of people from the Punk music scene...

1. Good music. Fairly dull personal lives. No giant fights. No alcohol or drug induced periods of self-destruction.

2. Hard-core Punk fans could be just as cliquish and assholish as the norms they are suposedly rebelling against.

3. Middle-aged punks are really dull people when being interviewed.

4. Really, though the music is very good.

So dull documentary for the most part. Good music...

A problem

I need to refill my diabetes meds. I can get them much cheaper at Wal-Mart. I really don't want to shop at Wal-Mart. But I like spending less money on drugs. But I REALLY don't want to shop at Wal-Mart...

R.I.P. Mike Awesome

PWInsider, WWE.com and WrestlingObserver.com have confirmed the passing of Mike Awesome.

According to the Observer article, "Friends were coming to his home in Tampa to pick him up and go out Saturday night at about 10:30 p.m. and he never answered the door and found him hanging in the home. It is believed the death was due to suicide pending results of the autopsy." DOIWrestling.com is reporting that, "according to a friend of Awesome, Awesome was suffering from diabetes and had lost alot of weight. While this is all speculation now, it looks like the disease caused depression, hence Mike taking his own life."

Mike "Awesome" Alfonso was 42.

And now some humor

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Almost forgot to wish helzapoppn a happy birthday.