Jazzmoose

What's this about Dr. Mobuntu? I am currently involved in a...um..."business arrangement" with him; is there something I should know?

Oh, you bet yer ass! Not quite as froth-inducing as "Afternoon Delight", but stiill... The sad thing is that I actually have this song on a CD, a compilation I picked up for Moon Martin's Rolene. Thank god for programmable CD players! ************************************************************************************* Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm going back to being distracted by the thought of braless peasant blouses in the rain...

Wow. I must admit, I haven't read every page on this thread. It's more of a "check in and see what's new" thing for me. Just lazy, I guess, but when I was trying to read the thread from the beginning, it was starting to get expensive...

Edwin R. Davis Davis Love III Mrs. Thurston Howell

I must make a comment: DO you even know a thing about this blind jazz saxophonist? It does not sound like you do. Ignorance is so sad. He was born pre-mature way back in the time that there was not as much knowledge on how to help someone born premature and is blind all his life, but can see what we can never see and is gifted and has given us the beautiful opportunity to enjoy his musical talents. He also was a teacher as well at the Western Pa School for the blind as was his father Dr. Alton Kloss. Eric is lucky to be alive. He is well known on the Mister Rogers Neighborhood for 30 years, recognized at the White House, on the Today Show, On the Mike Douglas show. He is a good person and so is his wife Candee. He has many health problems and when one does like Eric, it can take all you own to keep up with medical care. Their point is to get back on their feet and then help other forthcoming young musicians make their mark with their beautiful talents like Eric has given us all. You should not be so rude making comments when you do not have all the facts. Your health is everything and I know first hand as I have health issues as well and am financially strained, and I understand their position. Allow me to be the first to extend a hearty welcome to our newest member, Emily Latella...

I think Troy is onto something here...

Heck, I thought you got banned from the NBA if you didn't toke...

Thomas Dewey Steve Howe The Three Stooges

Ray J. Johnson Ishmael Debbie Harry

Lord Baltimore Jack Lord Billy Jack

What do you call a cross between an elephant and a rhinoceros? Elephino.

Damn, and he'd studied so hard!

Finally picked up The Hamlet when I was in the mood for Faulkner (which happens a lot lately, after my move!) rather than The Sound and the Fury for the umpteenth time...

Dennis Hopper Dennis Day Doris Day

Just checking to see who made the obligatory Norah Jones post...

Wow! And back on line already!

Kieth Sweat Dick Trickle Roland Orzabal

You know, all I remember are the SuperDave bits...

No, we're lighting torches and organizing lynch mobs.

Look, all you have to do is include one sailor, and then limit the female participants to U.S. locations only, and you've skewed the results beyond all recognition. Or so I've heard.* *I don't think Barb reads this board, but who know?

Well, since many sex offenders are actually family members, I don't know how much scarier it can get...

I stand publicly humiliated... Robin Roberts Warren Spahn Steve Carlton

Doug Dillard Jebbin Darling Jeb Clampett

Just watched the first episode of this one. Finally, one of my favorites that actually holds up to the memory! I love this show, and it's just as good as I remember!

Oh yeah! When I was in the Navy I went to electronics school at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station, north of Chicago, and every morning the barracks lounge was full of squids watching this show! Must admit, I got hooked as well...