Dan Gould

Cinderfella The Geisha Boy The Nutty Professor Russell "the Professor" Johnson Albert Einstein Einstein (the dog from Back to the Future)

I'm thinking he just went for the rhymin' connection.

Dick Butkus Tommy Nobis Dave Wilcox Archibald Cox Archibald "Moonlight" Graham W.P. Kinsella

Mr. Peanut Peanuts Hucko Paulie Chestnuts Burt Young Burt Reynolds Ray Nitschke

Speaking from experience, Evan?

Thanks, Mike. Man, they wanted $20 or $25 for the album and that's even harder to justify when its only for 6 tunes.

Benjamin Franklin Pierce Hot Lips Houlihan Hot Lips Page

Steve Perry Liv Tyler Bonnie Tyler

BTW, I agree with Jim. Not essential but Stanley always sounds good to my ears, even if the accompaniment/material ain't the greatest.

OK, now I'm a bit more confused than normal. Is it my imagination or was there also a Trip album with similar material to the Drive Archive CD? Royal blue cover, no picture though. I know I saw a Trip double LP at a local shop a while back, but the price was definitely wrong, and when I found the Archive CD, I figured this was the same thing. Going back, I'm pretty sure that there's more on the Trip double LP thing than is on the Drive Archive CD, but I still wasn't ready to pay, especially since I now have a number of those cuts on CD. But where this all fits in with a Canyon label LP is totally beyond me.

Potter's Ferry Gerry & the Pacemakers Gerry Mulligan

(Good set, Harold!) Jackie DeShannon Jackie McLean McLean Stephenson

Leo Bloom Max Bialystock Franz Liebkind

Frank Gifford Kathy Lee Kelly Rippa

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