Jazzmoose

Yeah, there was so much of The Glass Key in that movie, I was somewhat offended that they didn't credit the story to Hammett in the movies. On a related note, I just found a copy of Dashiell Hammett: A Daughter Remembers by Jo Hammett today for fifty cents. Don't know if it's any good yet, but I figure the phots are worth more than that at least!

Shouldn't this be moved to the testicle forum?

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Well, I have to disagree with you Dan. (Like this is news, eh? ) I went to the website, and I agree that the voices were unmistakable, until I started clicking on them blindly. Then, when not preconditioned as to exactly what to hear, I heard completely different phrases than the site reported. As an example, the one labeled "I was seeing the war" (which the website also says has been heard as "I was seeing the water" or "I will see you no more" sounded to me like "You've never been, we are". Other samples that I clicked blindly gave similarly different results. On a related note, I find it somewhat interesting that this group who runs this website began at the same time that the movie Poltergiest was released, along with it's scene of the little girl communicating with spirits through the televisions white noise...

not once, since i got neutered. The fix is in...

We just hang up the phone and speak normally...but I guess it helps to have older children for that.

Bob Dylan John Fogerty John Lennon (Okay; if I need to go to the 'explainer' thread with this one, let me know...)

That would be bigamy..... sorry! Bigamy, you say? I'd say that would be pretty big of Tiger and his wife as well...

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I have no doubt that people hear voices in these recordings. Hell, I hear voices from a fan in the room when I'm trying to go to sleep, and I don't need to record it first. The brain processes things in funny ways...

I'm sorry, he'll always be "Booger" to me. Holy shit; I didn't even notice...

Wow...that was a lot faster than I thought it would be; thanks Jim! And now let's have no more mention of this Kevin Bacon fellow...

And the reviews are as good as the music!

I dunno; that double package Endgame Brilliance is good enough for me.

Damn, Tony, there was no excuse for that! Since you don't visit the political forum, you probably don't realize how big of a Bush fan Johnny E. is!

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Exactly what I thought while glancing over this thread yesterday. to anybody who inspires a habitual afternoon-TV-watcher to check One Hundred Years of Solitude out of the library... I hear that! You ought to see the stuff my wife reads now; I have to hide my lighter stuff out of embarrassment...

Of course not; we're going to blame Miles Davis like Stanley Crouch does!

I used to subscribe to Jazz Times, but after a while didn't feel I was getting enough out of it to justify the cost. While I tried a few single issues of Downbeat, it never appealed to me. It seems to me that online jazz sites have more meat than the magazines anymore...

PayPal's fine with me; from my end, one's the same as the other.

What if you have two answers? Y'know, one for slacks, one for jeans....

There are so many possible responses to this one that I'm tongue tied at the moment...

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Thanks, guys...I'm amazed that I got a repsonse on this one! Guess I'd better catch up on that there funny rodent thread... I'll give the email route a shot; wish me luck!

Couldn't have said it better myself. I guess if you go in assuming something is stupid, it's pretty easy to find evidence to support your assumptions with a little digging...