Dan Gould

If this were from the Lion-Wolf years, I'd imagine it could fetch something. But 15 years old? I'd keep it, Jim.

Lester Young Billie Holiday Joe Christmas

Joe Dodge Abbey Lincoln Chevy Chase John Delorean Enzo Ferrari Preston Tucker

You're right, Mark, and I probably overstated it; there was a warning, and he did plunk him. But at least he plunked him the right way. ***** And Johnny, Griffey had a say in where he could be traded. He didn't have a right to demand a trade. The M's gave him the right to veto a trade, so you can't complain about being "stuck" with whatever they were offered. They could have simply kept him for the duration of his contract. And whatever you want to say about Griffey and the Hall, he's still a no-doubt-about-it candidate, and as far as I am concerned, he's got better, cleaner qualifications than Bonds, let alone McGuire.

Grandpa Walton Grandma Moses Moses

I'm sure Arroyo will appeal, given the status of the pitching staff. If he's lucky, he can put off the suspension or get it reduced and end up serving it after Schilling comes back. Its ironic, because Arroyo was doing what pitchers have done for 100 years, and he did it the right way: He protected his teammate (who had a ball aimed at his head) by plunking the guy on the hip with an 85 MPH fastball. He did what he had to do, and to miss a start because of it is wrong. IF he had retaliated by firing a fastball at someone's head, then by all means, suspend him. but he did what you're supposed to do, and he plunked the guy in about as gentle a way as you can.

John Stuart Mill Jon Stewart Bob Saget Xaviar Cugat Xaviera Hollander The Happy Hooker

Long Dong Silver Clarence Thomas Doubting Thomas

Jim Fixx Jimmie Foxx Vivica Fox

Uncle Fester Man from UNCLE Agent 99

Lou Donaldson, LD + 3 Nat Adderley, Branching Out Mel Rhyne, Organ-izing The LD is available in the Mosaic box; the other two are in the OJC series.

Don Cherry Don Ameche Alexander Graham Bell Bella Abzug Bela Lugosi Bela Fleck Flea Dastardly and Muttley Lassie

And when I called he said he was just finishing his lunch - a sammich! Just kidding about the sammich part. But I did send him a copy of the Four Sounds demo along with some questions about the group, and while I need to call him next week when he has more time, it looks like he's interested in doing an interview with me! Cool beans - I'm gonna have a chance to chat with the drummer of the Three Sounds. The former GHF is almost as excited as he was when the 78 arrived. Oh, and one thing he said about that Boddie Recording studio - he said the guy was recording them all the time while they rehearsed, and that the guy probably has amazing stuff, cuz people like Roy Haynes, Donald Byrd, Lee Morgan used to come by and jam with the band, and he'd be rolling tape all the while ... think there's any hope that there are other 78s out there?

Kent Tekulve Roberto Clemente Roberto Duran

Cannonball Adderley The soccer team in the Andes Brandi Chastain Ry Cooder Meade Lux Lewis Shari Lewis Louis Rukeyser Warren E. Buffett Jimmy Buffett

Cannonball Adderley The soccer team in the Andes Brandi Chastain (just to make it clear - Cannonball was supposedly originally "cannibal" & the soccer team that crashed in the Andes committed cannibalism to survive)

What is it about Carrie that y'all don't like? She's cute, she sings better than most of the remaining contestants ... is it a kneejerk reactions against country songs?

Peter Brady Adrianne Curry Tyra Banks

Scott Baio Pam Anderson Dolly Parton

Well, one of the rockers got bounced, and the blonde kid and the serial killer still remain ... On the positive side, we won't have to watch Constantine follow that annoying camera with his eyes all the damn time.

Kathy Bates James Caan Killer Khan

Herman's Hermits Henry VIII Anne Boleyn

Horton Hears a Hoo Willie Horton Mike Dukakis

Thanks Ray, that was very funny.