Van Basten II

Every Good friday and obviously Easter break we tend to remember about the game that place that holy day . During the 1984 playoffs Habs were leading the series 3 to 2 against hated rivals Quebec Nordiques and were looking to clinch the series at home. The rest was history, to reminisce or to discover, here's the whole broadcast of that game. http://archives.radio-canada.ca/sports/plu...ts/clips/14858/

If they'd buy music instead of downloading it for free they would find happiness

As long as they don't stay for dinner i'm fine with them.

I would have bet all my CDs that this thread would turn into a Redman bashfest. It's apparently a crime to get a music deal with a major company. It's not like i think of him as a great or even less a phenomenal player but he becomes an easy target that it is not even funny...

Rev. Moon Warren Moon Moondog (if you understand a little french, you'll get it.

Sure, just send me a PM with your Address! Maybe i have misread him but according to Dan, there is a way to take the files into the computer and put them ourselves into a CD. You have gone to all this trouble to take the time to participate , choosing the music and all the techno stuff that comes with it and i say thank you. So i'll try to do the rest without giving you more work and avoid having to spend money on shipping fees.

Rain Man Marathon Man All the president's men

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Depends on your perspective, I guess. I think Berigan was being ironic.

Never heard of Blackburn, thanks for the tip.

If you look at the details in the top right corner you could see it was during the filming of Sex and the city, don't know if it was part of the script or there was an accident that made both actors lose their balance.

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Pm sent on these items Cannonball Adderley PLUS (OJC) Cannonball Adderley Quintet AT THE LIGHTHOUSE (Capitol Jazz) Thad Jones DETROIT-NEW YORK JUNCTION (Blue Note RVG, BMG issue) Thad Jones THE MAGNIFICENT THAD JONES (Blue Note RVG) Art Taylor A.T.'S DELIGHT (Blue Note RVG) Duke Jordan FLIGHT TO JORDAN (Blue Note RVG, BMG issue) Horace Silver DOIN' THE THING AT THE VILLAGE GATE (Blue Note RVG, BMG issue) Lou Blackburn THE COMPLETE IMPERIAL SESSIONS (Blue Note Conn, saw-cut in the spine)

Arnold the pig from Green Acres Eddie the dog from the Frasier sitcom Santa's Little Helper (The Simpsons)

Will we be able to put the download thing into a proper CD so we can listen to it on a regular CD player, i'm old fashion that way, plus i'm not found of listening to music with my computer's speakers, they're reliable to watch sports but that's about it.

PM sent on the Peggy Lee and Woody Herman. By the way, sorry about your financial troubles, hope you'll get back on you feet as soon as possible.

I did a search again, i've noticed that 7/4 has snatched away the 9th place The Magnificent Goldberg. And Jim Alfredson has passed in front of Brownie. 10 The Magnificent Goldberg 1013 views 9 7/4 1028 views 8 King Ubu 1127 views 7 Brownie 1138 views 6 Jim Alfredson 1191 views 5 Chuck Nessa 1303 views 4 J Sngry 1446 views 3 Joe G 1542 views 2 Van Basten II 1828 views 1 Marsupilami 2811 views I'll keep you updated on the most exciting race this side of the Democratic Convention

Pick up these from the used cd store

Cardinal de Richelieu Father Mackenzie Pope Benedict XVI

Saul Mamby Archie Moore George Foreman Fighters who fought when they were old

Too bad, that the lineup is way too long, can't stand waiting outside to get something to eat

In our local newspaper in the opinion pages, someone suggested that athletes take a page out of Smith and Carlos playbook and show some kind of support for Tibet as they get on the podium. Any athlete who would have the guts to do that would earn my admiration for the rest of my life.

.... even if she wasn't, show some class, they are really very few people who should really be considered ugly and the last thing they need is have fingers pointing at them reminding them about their looks.

"John Zorn is not a demanding man. The veteran alto sax blower is a frequent performer at the Montreal International Jazz Festival. He's not one of those kooks who insist that the orange M&Ms be separated from the rest of the batch and be placed in a silver bowl in his dressing room. Nah. But the jazzbo is particularly cranky about one thing in Montreal: smoked meat. In his contract rider a few years back, he simply requested Schwartz's smoked meat for a nosh prior to show-time. Instead, he was sent smoked meat from a lesser dispenser downtown--one of those faux delis who would dare to meld smoked meat and pizza and, yech, spaghetti in one dish. Zorn was not amused. In a fit of carnivorous rage, he chucked the bogus smoked meat against the wall of his hotel room. And he refused to perform until he was given the real deli deal. His show was held up for nearly half an hour. His fans were growing restless. But jazz-fest founder Andre Menard finally saved the day by rushing out to the deli himself and delivering sandwiches from Schwartz's. He also defended Zorn's actions. "I demand the best in music for my festival," Menard explained. "And he demands the best in smoked meat. Life may be full of compromises, but not when it comes to smoked meat. John was perfectly right to be picky. I am, too. Schwartz's is king. There is no substitute."" Here's the link from this text http://hocemolinakafu.blogspot.com/2007_01_01_archive.html

Greatest name in Montreal Expos history must be John Bocabella, the late P.A. Claude Mouton had fun with that name.