Jazzmoose

Hootchie Cootchie Man Hurdy Gurdy Man Manfred Mann

Ridley Scott Randolph Scott Scott of the Antartic

Larry Niven Piers Anthony Frank Herbert (all SF writers I don't like...)

Big time. Gimme that ol' lowbrow slapstick anytime. In fact, that was one of the things that attracted me to my ex; she was the first woman I met that dug the Stooges! Hmmm....now that I think about it, that's a rather odd thing to build a relationship on...

Maybe you could get a special Organissimo rate from Dmitry?

And here I thought it was Satan and the New Jersey Devils that made hockey blasphemous...

I think it works as well, or better, than baseball. But neither sport can really be appreciated on TV, I'll admit. Unlike football, which I always felt was better on TV.

Enjoy those fertility rites, everyone!

Tom Hayden Jerry Rubin Abbie Hoffman

Ha ha...I just ruined everything and boosted you to a "three"...

Andrew Grove Stephen Jobs Bill Gates

My guess is that the people still there are wondering the same thing...

I'm beginning to think that Andrew Jackson had a point...

The problem is, "consumers" are also "producers". A strong currency makes imports cheaper, but hurts exports. And vice versa. So saying we can buy stuff cheaper when we can't sell stuff to get the money in the first place doesn't make much sense.

Don Juan Don Johnson Don Pardo

Well, I know one guy who was glad the headline was "plummet" rather than "pummel"...

Because they're not at church like they ought to be. That's why all the Sunday morning talk shows in the US are liberal. The liberals are home watching television, while the conservatives are at church. Ahem. Okay...

I just looked at the numbers at the bottom of the page; it's three in the morning here on the west coast, and we've got me, Bev, and an anonymous member, and seventy-six freakin' guests! What the hell?

Ray Davies Dave Davies Peter Quaife ...sorry, Mick; it's name three, not four!

What happened to "not been proved"? Jackson Browne Jim Brown Downtown Julie Brown

Which weight class?

Wow...I'm a bobcat. Do I get a merit badge or anything?

Now if they can only figure out what's wrong with David Lee Roth...

First LP I ever bought was Green River back in 1970, so I guess I'm a long time fan of the group. I love their stuff on records, and it was (and still is) always a joy to hear them on the radio. I'd have to say they were the ultimate singles band, delivering great music on a 45 when a lot of "hits" were bubblegum crap. You know, like every other time period since the fifties...

I must admit, I don't understand this "visitors" stuff, or the "friends list" thing...I thought we were all friends, except Catesta, of course...