Couldn't hurt to slide $1 to a good bartender.

I still do most of the time

Yes.

Interesting. I was at one of these last week and tipped a dollar on my first drink and bartender looked like she didn't want it so I asked her "you still take tips right?" and she responded "yea, I guess so." I didnt tip the rest of the night and didn't see anyone else tip either. There were roughly 75 people there for 2 hours or so.

Unless you're like completely broke there isn't much downside to always tipping the bartender

$10 on the first drink then getting poured straight liquor the rest of the night. It's always a good deal.

well if the bartender doesn't want your money then that's another story

not completely broke, but almost certainly have less money than everyone else there. Was a holiday party for institutional investors in Atlanta and was mostly 35-50 year old bankers, traders, and sales people.

It was completely open bar. At one point someone ordered a bunch of $20 (guessing, he said "the most expensive tequila you have") shots and sent half of them back because not enough people wanted them. Getting good drinks was a non-issue.

she had the look of "I dont think we're supposed to take tips in this situation" rather than "I don't want it" so I probably should've used a different phrase. I just thought it was standard to tip, but at this specific event it was definitely not.

"The Clown" is one of my favorite books ever.

i agree.

I have 6 CDs possible in my car at one time. Each one is a different radiohead album.

I call not it to ride shotgun with Bobbofitos

I can see people not liking Radiohead by its a matter of personable preference.

Ie some people prefer to be ******ed.

I always play Radiohead on the jukebox at my local bar. It goes good with eating flats with bleu cheese.

Lou holtz was great. Really solid commencement speech.

were you sitting in the first row? if so, was it like sitting in the front row of a gallagher show?

Lou holthz wath great. Really tholid commenthment thpeech.

I think The Bends and OK Computer are great, after that Radiohead lost me

i'm sure you guys saw it, but i dvr'd it and watching again right now...the eddie vedder version of comfortably numb (with pink floyd) from that 12/12 concert is insane.

then right after that adam sandler clowns the **** out of basically everyone.

Brag

Noze, you got all B sides and unreleased in that Radiohead set, too?

I'm sure that's a really awesome brag, and I totally get why, but there may be some people in the thread who don't recognize those. Should probably explain what those are.

10 year old bourbon

I have most of it on my other computer, but I was just on youtube listening to the full albums straight through.

What the, youtubes? That's an insult to Radiohead's sonic integrity