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(Isn't it "Thomas the Tank Engine!?) Little Richard Little Walter Johnny Lytle Ooops, in my defence I only have a daughter, most of my Thomas interaction is with my nephews Lil' Abner Lil' Kim Lil' Jon

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What? I'll one up Aggie -- I saw them in '78, Cobo Hall, Detroit. All four original members. My first concert... 12 years old. Regarding the DVD... Jim said it best: Gene $immon$ never $top$ dreaming up new way$ to make $$$, that'$ for $ure! My first concert too, 1976 I was 11. My dad took my brother and I to the concert. It wasn't till I was in college I figured how very cool my dad was to do this, I mean he digs dixieland, Glenn Miller and Doris Day. I saw them again in 1978, but my interest was waining, by the time they had given up the make up I had moved on. I still have my beat to hell lp's and can remember most of the words to Beth.

Steve Lawrence Eydie Gorme The Frugal Gourmet

Well it doesn't sound like you're belting back a cold Olde Frothingslosth, so life can't be that good!! Get with the program!! The Pale Stale Ale with the Foam on the Bottom. After 5 days of running a fever my kid is not sick. We through together a quick and easy wheat bread and while that was rising ran down to the folk festival. We watched some musicians (5 guitars 1 slide, 2 fiddles, a mandolin and a bass player) who were having a little jam session. Nothing like dancing with a 5 year old to remind you that life can be very good.

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I think the day will soon come when people who use dude in conversation will seem as silly as those who once bought Mitch Miller records. Dude, that time has long since come, which is why I dudify with great regularity. Hopefully the cynical irony will be lost on those for whom it is intended. Otherwise what's the point? Pardon for off topic "Dude" moment a little clip for those that missed the movie

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For my Dad it's lot's of Dixieland, Doris Day some Chet Atkins and the occasional Glenn Miller. My Father-in-law on the other hand is all country, bluegrass and folk. He has introduced me to some pretty cool stuff Dr. Watson, alot of Hank Williams, but folks like Rodger Whittaker I have the turn the volume off. I might have to draw the line if he shows up with a stack of Mitch Miller lp's.

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It is a scan of a little 1" tall guy from a set of "office action figures".

Support Independently Owned Small Business The only time I ever buy any music from a place like Amazon or B&N is when I get a gift certificate. I spend 75% of my music money at my local shop, and I sure do hope Dusty Groove is Independently owned, or I'm a hypocrite once again. Bill

Your brother-in-law is taunting you with an apples and oranges trick question combined with a clever choice of numbers. 25 must be focussed, not 30: 3 * 9 - 2 = 3 * 10 - (2 + 3) Re choice of numbers: Let's assume the room is only a $16 room and the clerk decides to keep $2. He gives them each back $4. So now each man has paid $6 (* 3 = $18) and the clerk has $2. What happened to the ten dollars? Yea, well you start shackin' up with a guys little sister and they got to mess with you any way they can. At least now I can finally honestly say that I understand this puzzle. He has tons of these that he uses on his students. Most of them the trick is in the story, so I tend not to embarrass myself to bad on those. Thanks for all the help.

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I see that the math works if you start from the $30 and subract tip $2 and cost of the room at $28. What I don't get, or can't figure out the error in my reasoning is why when you look at from the point of view if the guests it doesn't add up. Guest A pays $10 gets $1 back = $9 paid Guest B pays $10 gets $1 back = $9 paid Guest C pays $10 gets $1 back = $9 paid Total $27 + $2 tip =$29 I know the error is in my logic, I just can't figure out what mistake I am making. My brother-in-law, who teaches math, loves to taunt me with this. Thanks, Bill

OK, since we have some math-heads in the room, can someone explain to me how this problem works. 3 men are getting a hotel room and the guy at the desk says, $30.00 so they each kick in $10. The manager comes back and tells the desk clerk that the room they rented was only a $25.00 room and to take them their change. He figures that rather than making change he will give them each back $1.00 and keep the extra $2.00 for his hard work. So now each man has paid $9.00 (x3 =$27.00) and the clerk has $2.00 What happened to the other dollar? Sorry, no job offers if you can explain it. Bill

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Now I listen to alot of music at about 70mph in a 1996 diesel truck with snow tires on in the winter, do you think these will help?

Furthermore, the fractured tuba player earns frequent flier miles, and an insurance agent toward a line dancer lazily finds lice on the inexorably imaginative movie theater.

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In Spokane there is Ella's. If you are interested I could find out more about who does the booking. Bill

Brownie wins, no contest.

Thanks for the link.