I’m just recovering from four days at Bonnaroo, which included a day of sweltering heat, an evening of pouring rain, and staying up until 5:30 a.m. to watch Kanye West perform (more on that later).

In my second visit to the Manchester farm, I witnessed a ton of incredible performances, including M.I.A. (an incredibly exciting show that turned into a massive rave), Metallica (who despite my dislike of their apparent disdain for the Internet, rocked a huge Friday night crowd), Tegan and Sara (who made me wonder how I’d never heard any of their songs), and Lupe Fiasco (who used a full band, DJ, and three singers to deliver an inspiring performance).

Bonnaroooooooooooo!

Since we’ve been doing this blogging thing for a long, long time, I thought it’d be interesting to take a look at some of our old posts to see where we’ve been and how far we’ve come (or haven’t). Here’s the first in the series: You’re Damn Skippy.

A former Army official claims he was fired for failing to pay more than $1 billion in unjustifiable charges. The Army responded by saying that while Charles M. Smith, the senior civilian who oversaw a multi-billion dollar contract with KBR, was removed, it was not because the failed to pay the charges, which the Army later paid. Really?