Who's going to see Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood? Who's going to see Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood??

That's right, fools, I am. Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood, Two stars of the improv comedy show Whose Line Is It Anyway? are coming to town (well, the general area) on Thursday night, and I'm going to see them. If I were more able to express my emotions, I'd be hyperventilating or something. But you can't see me anyway, so it doesn't really matter. I watch Whose Line religiously, so this is pretty cool. Their show is supposed to be in a format similar to the TV show, according to this page on Colin's site about the tour. I'm expecting it to be a real treat.

I got the singles that I ordered on Friday today. Or, today I got the singles that I ordered on Friday. Whichever is less confusing. They sent all the ones I ordered except one: "96 Tears" by ? and the Mysterians. I ordered a reissue of that single (and most of the others) because the record store charged less for those than singles on their original label. They sent a note saying that the original-label "96 Tears" would cost $10 (U.S.), so they didn't send it or charge for it. It turns out that ? and the Mysterians' catalog in any format is hard to come by, even though they had several hits. Ah well, I won't bother spending $10 on two songs.

With that, I will go listen to my records rather than write about them, thus giving all of you a much-needed break (ha ha -- break -- get it?).

867-5309... After that song hit the charts in 1982, people unlucky enough to have the number were flooded with prank calls. Have phone companies responded by "retiring" the number? Some guy decided find out. He called every 867-5309 in North America, and this is what he found.