Jazzmoose

Strangely enough, most of the weird emails I receive have nothing to say about this topic...

John Crapper Otto Titzling Otis Elevator

Too bad Yul Brynner isn't with us any longer...

I just knew it was the three arm story!!

Just a post to thank Jim; that ignore feature is really easy to use. Thanks!

You know, I was wondering if the original thread would be pulled up here when I saw this in the news; way to go Dan!

Dinty Moore Morely Safer Nick Danger, Third Eye

Don Pardo Don Martin Fester Bestertester

Oh, man...one of my faves. His fifties stuff just knocks my socks off!! Call me crazy, but Krigstein had nothing on this guy.

My reaction is "So what? In sports, nobody jumps up and down screaming 'we're number two!!'" Second place on the alltime list is something, but when (if) he passes Hank, ask me again.

Holly Hunter Jim Shooter Killer Kowalski

To get to the other side.

Kevin, if it's any consolation, anyone who's been selling for any length of time is going to read that "internet fraud charges" thing and just roll their eyes, so I wouldn't worry about that aspect of it...

Fine newspaper? Maybe once...

Steve Dallas Steve Austin Steve Allen (Sorry; I couldn't find a "Steve El Paso"...)

Holy shit! They're bringing back the Green Elephant???

Morgan Freeman Brad Pitt Gwyneth Paltrow

And here I wasted all that money on acid back in my youth...

Jeroboam Methuselah Balthazar

Man, that Foreman-Lyle fight is unbelievable!!

The only problem I see is having to wait until payday to take advantage of this!

Alright, as long as we're on that subject, something I've always wondered: is this Benny Green who wrote those liners the same Benny Green the piano player who put out an album called "These Are Soulful Days?" Or are there three different Benny Greens: one the trombone player, one the liner note writer, and one the piano player? These are three different Benny Greens. The Benny Green who wrote sleeve notes was a British jazz trombonist. He wasn't Bennie Green, the American jazz trombonist. Nor was he Benny Green, the American jazz pianist. MG Nor was he Ben E. Green, famous for the overexposed hit "Toke By Me"...

Carla Bley Danny Kaye Willie "Say Hey" Mays

Poke Salad Annie Annie Lennox Dave Lennox

I'd hate to run into Stanley; he'd probably get mad and take a swing...