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Found this online: Guitar: (All Gibsons) ES-250 (1930s-1950s), ES-5 (1950s-1970s), ES-335 (early 1970s). T-Bone occasionally used a Gibson Barney Kessell model in the 1960s-1970s. Amp: Fender tweed 4x10 Bassman. In the late 30s and early 40s, T-Bone is reputed to have plugged into a Gibson EH-150.

Brett Favre traded to the Jets! http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=ap-b...p&type=lgns

I've had a few cats over the years that would do the same thing when I got upset, come and jump up in my lap and try to put their paws on my mouth. Probably just wanted me to shut up.

Price Of Gas Rises To Four Expletives Per Gallon HOUSTON—Gasoline prices rose to a record-high four expletives per gallon Monday, a rate of fuel-price-related cursing not seen since the 1979 energy crisis sparked a nationwide obscenity boom. "Two years ago it seemed impossible that a gallon of gasoline would go as high as goddamn-shit-ass-balls," said commodities trader Philip Roan, adding that refined petroleum is up nearly 100 percent from cock-fuck last March. "Considering the unrest in the Middle East and growing global energy demands, fuel prices may well reach dick-ass-Christ-fuck-hell in as little as six months." The unprecedented jump in swearing rates has reportedly prompted an increase in the number of Americans riding motherfucking bicycles.

Back when Wide World Of Sports was still on the air I used to enjoy watching the winter games...but I probably haven't watched the Olympics in 20 years and don't intend to start anytime soon.

The guy is a moron...but this is pretty funny.

You're a... Sexagenarian REJOICE!

The interview went very well (from what I can tell), will have to go in for a second interview, yada, yada...but I've got a real positive feeling about it.

Not in the box, shot through the box...bizarre camera angle but kinda cool.

I haven't had enough coffee yet, I saw that line and thought it said "sold his wife and chicken into slavery".

Thanks gang! I've got a job interview later today (for a better gig than I currently have), here's hoping that my birthday will bring me luck.

That's terrible! Here's hoping he'll be alright...

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!! Natalie is listening to some Louis Armstrong and thinking of you....

I agree, the public perception of what the music "is" seems to be what changed. Which of course is part of the problem, trying to pigeon-hole things into easily definable categories. Improvised music should be a fluid thing...which would of course morph and change over the years as times change and new players and ideas are introduced. However, there seems to have been a disconnect somewhere, instead of moving forward and incorporating new sounds they started looking back. Was this really the musicians that caused this, or a reaction to what the public "expected" jazz to be? I don't think improvised music is dead, but narrow-minded thinking along the lines of what "should" be defined as jazz surely is.

I've heard the same thing about guitarists that scallop the necks on their guitars...or those who use sweep picking techniques. I don't really view that as cheating, if it helps you create the end result you're after then that's all that's important.

Luzianne Iced Tea - Unsweetened

You're kidding; this is actually going to happen? Damn, if it's done well... Don't worry, it won't be.

That one actually grew on me with repeated listening.

This one is surprising me...I'm diggin' it.

Well, even though the pre-season hasn't begun yet, I think I agree with you on that one. I have this feeling that we'll see some surprise teams make a run this year. Just a hunch.

Looks like it's still available: http://www.amazon.com/Lock-Hounds-Eddie-Lo...8651&sr=8-7

That was reissued by Collectibles back in 2001 or so as a twofer with Lock The Fox. Not sure if it's still available or not.

I think I'm going to skip the pre-season this year, but I'll be ready once the regular season starts.

The Sword - Gods of the Earth