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In reference to an ask I sent recently--I was fully under the impression that a "hat trick" meant multiple things pulled out of a magician's hat; my mistake

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silverspacer

3 strikes and I'm out

#for context since they didnt add any #i sent a silly ask about um actually and misused the phrase hat trick #idk why they just posted the clarification w/o context it honestly feels a lil mean spirited

tmbgareok

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chessp1eceface

I can only consume so much tmbg media a day because otherwise I will explode with how mad I am that I’ll never be an og 80s fan… every day I hate the fact that I’m not a teenager going to their first shows and seeing them be all goofy and silly and young in person…. Torturous.

chessp1eceface

BITING TEARING GNASHING MY TEETH.?.?.,.??,??,?:??:?: I NEED TO BE YOUR DAD

noimnotobsessedatall

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mothric

I missed about half the Linnell interview due to connection issues but I nevertheless have a handful of highlights:

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Q: Where's a good place to have a little private cry in New York?

JL: Oh! You can cry right on the sidewalk. Nobody will bother you.

JL (after some more thought): Between 49th and 50th, and between Broadway and 6th, there's a little pedestrian walkway. It has a tube to pass from one way to the other. You could probably use that [...] but you'd probably have to plan ahead.

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Q: I've failed my practical driver's test four times. What's the most fantastical way you've ever failed at something?

JL: I also failed my driver's test once, [immediately after] my mom said "don't worry John, only an idiot could fail this."

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Linnell's favourite Monkee is Peter Tork, whom he's personally met (and whose daughter is a TMBG fan!), but Mike Nesmith gets an honorary mention; he highly recommends his autobiography Infinite Tuesday.

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He also went into detail about the logarithmic timeline of the universe he'd drawn on the walls of his house, spanning the house's entire length. His wife and son also contributed, before they ultimately painted over the whole thing. Affectionately, that's an insane thing to do. Go off, Linnell family.