Van Basten II

Rob Deer Pete Incaviglia Gorman Thomas

According to his log, he was on line a few hours ago.

Hunt's Tomato Sauce Glen Sather http://rangerpundit.blogspot.com/2008/07/1...ool-hockey.html John De Bello

Gene Ammons Tommy Flanagan Doug Watkins

Bob Barker Snoopy Tom Wolfe

Max Kellerman Dan Rafael Thomas Hauser

Boxing black streak keeps on going, after Arguello, Gatti, now Vernon Forrest was killed in a robbery. Forrest became famous after beating twice Shane Mosley, after being on the shelves after an injury he got his career back on track and was in the mix as one of the best 154 pounders in the world. He will also be remembered for his work with mentally challenged adults. RIP Viper. http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/articl...A29OdwD99M9IIG0

Tank Girl Camp Koala Booga

Great player indeed, he had the tough task to replace Zidane in a similar role with Juventus, did it with grace, intelligence and effectiveness.

Tom Kite Tom Watson Tom Byrum

Well, at least the girl is hot :blush2:

The Watons The Cosbys The Simpsons

Often the case too, but for the last few days it's thanks to a video posted here, i have What is hip in my head, worst thing and since i don't know the lyrics all i do is sing what is hip and start imitating the horn salvo that follows it

Jesse Ventura Heidi Klum Elle MacPherson

Dr T McCabe Tanner

Complete tales and poems by Edgar Allen Poe.

Vince Coleman Lou Brock Ozzie Smith

Agreed : very interesting record. I second it , excellent record.

He had a bad spell in the late 70s and 80s, remember he had even made ads for cars, think it was forNissan , but i'm on board with Alexander , a bad Johnny Cash song if such a thing exists is a lot better than the best of a whole lot of great singers.

The key for the performer who becomes a non-performer is to keep showing your interest for the music being played, if the guy who is a pro musician has no interest for the music being played it sends a message to the audience why should they. Monk's Casino that i saw a month ago was a very bad example of awful behaviour by musicians, , they couldn't stop talking while the playing was done by only a part of the band and you had the impression they were going through the motions. Regarding clapping , it annoys me when audiences claps every insignifiant solo during a set, especially if the pieces played are almost chamber music like or ballads. It sounds more like people wanting to hear themselves than actually appreciating the music.

No problem, i enjoy Bernstein so it was easy to motivate myself to listen to it, too bad for me it's getting late to listen to the two other acts.

Don't apologise, i make more typos in one hour that you'll do in all your life.

Gainesbourg no Gainsbourg yes , it was the famous duet with BB http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehqvuP_osfE