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(in my best Ned Flanders voice) Okely-Dokely. i'm all over this like a cheap suit.

scored a 1. the last book i picked up was a classic. well to me anyway.

do you want the station manager, program director, or jock?

would it be ok if i bought another CD and tried to get the local jazz station (KUNV) to play a cut or two?

i just recieved an e-mail from CDNow: Your CDs have been gently taken from our CD Baby shelves with sterilized contamination-free gloves and placed onto a satin pillow. A team of 50 employees inspected your CDs and polished them to make sure they were in the best possible condition before mailing. Our packing specialist from Japan lit a candle and a hush fell over the crowd as he put your CDs into the finest gold-lined box that money can buy. We all had a wonderful celebration afterwards and the whole party marched down the street to the post office where the entire town of Portland waved 'Bon Voyage!' to your package, on its way to you, in our private CD Baby jet on this day, Tuesday, September 23rd. I hope you had a wonderful time shopping at CD Baby. We sure did. Your picture is on our wall as "Customer of the Year". We're all exhausted but can't wait for you to come back to CDBABY.COM!! Thank you once again, Derek Sivers, president, CD Baby ROTFLMFAO

RIP Big Guy. WKRP was one of the great sitcoms of all time.

i tend to listen to acid jazz while driving. got lots of mixes.

bought 2. i have a friend who will enjoy the CD as well.

i'll be ordering my copy tonight! can't wait.

yup, here's their website http://www.thepingador.hpg.ig.com.br/ and i've posted their hosts website above.

i don't remember the Brady Bunch episode, but i do remember an episode of The Partridge Family. they were going to do a concert for "sick kids" at a hospital. because their clothes were ruined by the skunk, they borrowed clothes from various strangers (ha ha), got back on the bus and got re-stunk from the skunk smell, and performed in the operating room (because they smelled so bad) with the children watching from the observation area directly above the surgical suite.

i had some friends look into it last night (they are admins on a drum forum). here's the host's website if anyone's interested. http://ww2.hpg.ig.com.br/

wow, cool site. i now have a Roy Haynes desktop. you're a good Uncle. <edit for unforgivable spelling>

Jesus Christ, would be a cool handle.

i don't get out much...who's the mope standing next to the chick with the big bootay?

when i hear Andy Williams sing Moon River i get all misty. every time!

care to leave a hyperlink? Lenny Breau is my favorite guitarist player; i'd like to hear that tape.

i put my car in F to go forward, B to back up, and S to go sideways.

wooohooo i guessed right, too bad i didn't bet. but, i figured if the fix was in, the decision would have gone to Del La Hoya. that would have neccesitated(sp?) fight 3, and generated even more cash. i agree the fight game is very corrupt, but i was raised around boxers, (dad, uncles) so i still watch.

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since i live on a little piece of dirt at the edge of The Great Mojave Desert, i'll offer a prayer to those who are in her path.

Happy Birthday (belated). cool wife!

i'm sorry this pic is late, can you squeeze me in?

RIP. i loved that show- Hovis was a crack up. not to hijack the thread but i have a Hogan's Heroes story: as some here know i an a home health care RN. i was taking care of this WW2 vet who had survived the Baatan Death March, and 3+ years in Japanese POW camps. he became a multi millionaire after the war in the gaming industry. we spent many evenings watching Hogan's Heroes, playing cribbage, and eating Japanese food. he'd tell me horrific stories of the torture he endured, then say "man, i'd have given anything to have been captured by the Germans". HH was his favorite show, and would watch it on tv 2-3 times a day.