Jazzmoose

But why does your avatar show Weizen being told that Bush and Cheney have abdicated and Pelosi is now President?

Dude, 5.4 doesn't even wake you up if you live in California...

Carol Burnette Carol O'Conner Carol Merrill

Laura Brannigan Bunny Berigan Rabbit Maranville

Eric Clapton Jimmy Page Keith Relf

KCSM has done this for years as far as I know.

Ed "Big Daddy" Roth Robert Williams R. K. Sloane

I was hoping you'd get an answer as well. Nothing I've tried has been worth a damn.

Same here in La Grande. Um...unfortunately only the first part; commuting 20 miles each way five times a week hurts like hell!

Now that's class...none of those cheap domestic ones!

I see a farmer doing something odd to a sheep. You're sick!

"Detective Wacker; lawn mower division...hang on, let me transfer you to Mowercide..."

Billy Eckstine Sonny Parker Joe Williams

I would also echo Chris' advice about favorites. Before I sold my collection, I couldn't have told you what my favorite jazz recording was. Now I know I'm going to die with my copy of Misterioso!

The HPB down the street from me on NW Hwy pays by the inch. ...and then there's places like Know Knew Books in Palo Alto, CA. that paid me top dollar for my Ace Double paperback collection. Unfortunately, the bad far outweigh the good. As far as the question at hand, if the main concern is leaving cash for the loved ones, it seems to me that eBay or jazz boards are pretty much the only ballgame, at least for the cream. If on the other hand, your goal is to maximize the chance of your beloved music being enjoyed by likeminded people, well, it's still the only ballgame. I don't know if this is practical, but if selling on eBay isn't your thing, maybe some of your fellow board members could help out. (I know it's not practical in my case; I'm stuck with dial-up right now, and no way I'm doing scans of OOP vinyl! )

If that's the case, then I'm off base. I'd grant here a "somewhat silly" for the waste of a helmet, but cancel the moronic. But not too many people start rolling along the road in high gears; I always started in first...

Godot Samuel Beckett Sir Thomas a Beckett

Sorry if it sounds that way, but you'd have to be a complete idiot to get on a motorcycle that you know is going to malfunction at speed. I just can't think of any way around that.

I as well will never get on a motorcycle that sticks in high gears. Not to be mean, but she was a bit of a moron to begin with...

I was wondering what the heck all these jewel box cases were all about. I had hopes that it was something more interesting...

It hurts. But I try to think of the fun I'll have rebuilding eventually...

Ouch...been there, done that! Glad you made it through reasonably unscathed.

Oh, Susannah! My Darling Clementine Paul Simon

Reminds me of a horrible joke that I'm sure I'll regret relating... Three women were at the doctors for a prenatal checkup shortly after getting pregnant. The first says "I know I'm going to have a boy, because my husband was on top when I got pregnant." The second says "Ah, that means I'm going to have a girl, because I was on top." The third bursts into tears and wails "Oh my god...I should have known better than to let him do it doggie style!" Apologies to all offended...

Wow...scary shit! Glad we heard about it from you rather than in the papers...