7/4

Downtown is the only place I pickup CDs. I just go to Other Music for copies of the Wire and I still haven't bought the June or July issues.

He was in the last Blues Brothers movie, it helps to have him on board.

there goes the neighborhood.

Oregon & Leo Orenstein

Now we're talkin'.

truth juice?

Maybe we should buy some Kenny G at the quick mart and submerge them.

If he was born in 1936 (according to All About Jazz), he would be 70.

His father, yes -- way far out along those lines. But I thought that Mel himself, and/or his people, had made strenuous attempts to differentiate father from son. Nah.

I've seen much worse. He sounds like a moron, actually. It's the ones with half a brain, e.g. enough gray matter to get under your skin who are dangerous. They run wild apparently. If my spelling sucks, at least I'm not insulting anybody.

Can't answer your question, but of course I'm looking forward to this!

You know who you are, don't act so holy. Screw holy. The worst sin: his grammar and spelling suck the big one. Where's Miss Grundy when we need her? Sounds like a real nut case eh? I've been on the internet 13 years, and this one takes the trophy.

Three messages that someone sent me for the holidays: You know who you are, don't act so holy. He got even more angry when I suggested that he attend anger management classes. Moron can't even spell wipe.

Depends on the guitar. The G&L fretless, Epi Joe Pass and Gibson L6-S get .010 flatwounds. Everything else get's .010 roundwounds except for a Strat Plus: .009. I can't handle those really heavy strings, weak hands I guess. Edit: I think the fretless has .011, an experiment that didn't quite work out. Haven't played it in a while.

Do you run home and start sending them violently hostile email too?

What ever...

Then open up another room. :eye:

No need to tearn down the forum, just go to the chat room. Sheesh...

There IS a live chat on this board. Look at the menu at the top of the page. Dummy.

see? you live here, you know what it's like!

...and coppin' a feel too!

July 28, 2006 Inmate Sends Threats With His Real Name By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Filed at 5:40 p.m. ET TRENTON, N.J. (AP) -- Donald Ray Bilby made it easy for authorities to find him after he sent letters to the FBI and banks threatening to bomb their buildings and send anthrax-laced letters. Bilby, who was serving time at the Somerset County Jail for auto theft, signed his real name and included his inmate number. ''Just when you think you'd seen it all, a case like Mr. Bilby's comes along,'' U.S. Attorney Christopher J. Christie said Tuesday after Bilby pleaded guilty in Trenton to a federal charge of false information. ''I think it's fair to say we were not dealing with a great criminal mind here.'' Bilby, 30, admitted that he sent five letters, each demanding $20,000 be deposited in his inmate account. He told federal agents he needed the money for bail, prosecutors said. The count carries up to five years in prison, but sentencing guidelines suggest a term of 18 to 24 months. The letters were sent to the FBI office in Franklin Township, the Secret Service office in Morristown, to the Somerville Post Office, to a Commerce Bank branch in Somerville, and to a Valley National Bank branch in North Plainfield, prosecutors said. An April 6 letter to the FBI contained a piece of paper labeled ''anthrax'' and a white powdery substance. It tested negative for anything dangerous, and Bilby admitted today that he knew the powder was not anthrax, prosecutors said. Bilby, who lived in Bound Brook, is now serving his state term at Southwoods State Prison in Bridgeton.

I hate to break it to you...but ok I will..that kids initals are L.R.J..

But think of the backlash if someone leaked it to the news.