7/4

Yeah, I was wondering what's up. I need help in the sarcastic remarks dept.

Well - yeha, no kidding.

shocking...

Good ole Weegee.

Shocking.

And I can't see ANY of them!!! Here's one that hopefully all of you can see... ← Easy now...Jim could close everything down with posts like that.

I'm shocked. Are you shocked? I am.

Philly Gold. Hydroponic, I guess.

Check this one out: user posted image

Mine say "user posted image".

Jazzbo, you're going to have to get it together with the image postingthing. I can't seee most of those.

schwing!

I'm in. ← I'm there too.

Just getting to the street would be enough workout for me. 31 pounds?

Cool reviews guys. Now I wish I could write like that.

Nice lookin' frame. I use to work in a bicycle warehouse, 20 years ago. Western States Imports, Centurion/Diamond Back bikes.

October 19, 2005 Hurricane Wilma Measured as Most Intense Atlantic Storm on Record By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Filed at 9:24 a.m. ET PUNTA GORDA, Fla. (AP) -- Forecasters who watched Hurricane Wilma explode into the most intense Atlantic hurricane on record said Wednesday it bring devastating winds to the state's East Coast as well as the southwestern coast where landfall is predicted. Meanwhile, officials ordered visitors out of the Florida Keys, the first U.S. evacuations caused by the Category 5 storm. Storm-weary Floridians kept an anxious eye on Hurricane Wilma as it grew Wednesday, with forecasters warning of a significant threat to the state by the weekend. The storm, which also menaced Cuba and Central America, had winds of 175 mph. The storm was expected to come ashore in southwestern Florida, threatening coastal areas like Punta Gorda that were hit by Charley, a Category 4 storm that was the first of seven hurricanes to strike or pass close to the state since August 2004. Early Tuesday, Wilma was only a tropical storm with winds of 70 mph. With winds more than 100 mph faster by the same time Wednesday, it had shown in the most rapid strengthening ever recorded in a hurricane, said Hugh Cobb, a meteorologist at the National Hurricane Center in Miami. It was expected to move across Florida quickly, which means it wouldn't weaken much over land, Cobb said. That means it's possible Atlantic coast cities such as Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach could be hit by winds nearly as strong as the west coast, Cobb said.

Back in May I placed a pre-order for something that ended up shipping in early July. Not only did they honor the original pre-order price, but shipped it after the expire date of their offer. CD Universe is cool by me.

Thank you very much! If I had known Joe wrote this, I could have just emailed him.

Is that the one with the Madonna/Coltrane spoof? They took it down, she must have threatened them. I wish I had a copy of it.

uh....I think I'll drink myself to sleep. Whadda bother.

And then there's Xenakis.

Back when I tried to play Jazz with other people, I played that tune. Unfortunately I can't remember if I had any problems with BSL. I think I had problems with all the tunes.

Oh really.... So a few years ago I walk into DownTown Music Gallery, when it was over on E5th (now it's across from CGBGs, around the corner from where the guys had the van parked last week). There's a rubber chicken leg tacked to the wall, so I asked if Buckethead was just here. The owner replies in a hushed voice...yes. True story. I wish I was there. A real High Fidelity moment.