It’s Friday, Bristol. Let’s just let that marinate for a moment. Ahhhhh.
Weather
AM downpours. Rain most of the day.
This date in music
1975: Bruce Springsteen releases his third album, “Born to Run.” Rolling Stone ranks it as the 18th greatest album of all time.
1980: AC/DC releases “Back to Black.” It would sell over 50 million copies worldwide.
1986: Paul Simon’s “Graceland” is released. It went on to sell 16 million copies.
1998: The debut album by Lauryn Hill, entitled “The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill,” is released. It won five Grammy’s including Album of the Year.
The wisdom of Boris and Natasha
Natasha: Boris, how are we going to steal car from moose and squirrel?
Boris: Easy, we are going into the used car business.
Natasha: On purpose?
Today’s birthdays of people that don’t care about you
Claudia Schiffer
Gene Simmons
Tim Burton
Blair Underwood
Dive! Dive! Dive!
That does it for today. Lock your doors, Bristol!
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