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I have no design skills at all, but put me down for a large of whatever shirt is designed. This is a firm order, I want one of those bad boys to tool around Brooklyn in. people will ask what it is, and it'll be my pleasure to tell them what Organissimo is. have you thought of incorporating the web address somewhere in the design of the shirt? This could help as far as exposure and a quick entry to the website for more info- and we're usually nice to newbies, too.

If he lets it out, the Pistons will win.

Speaking of great lawyering, let's not forget Claus Von Bulow- Alan Dershowitz got him out on appeal. Guilty as sin! Stupid juries- Jayson Williams trial- one juror said he didn't look like a cold-blooded killer! He's drunk, he curses a guy while holding a loaded gun, points it at the guy and then the guy has a gaping hole in his chest. Gulity as sin! With those two cases and OJ, the common thread is that the criminal had much green for great lawyers.

The funny thing is that in NYC we never have a riot after winning a championship. Most people would pick NYC as the first to riot.

Here's a link to a cool cartoon that appeared in Tuesday's papers: http://featurepage.creators.com/washpost.h...next=2&name=obh

There's plenty of rockers who dug Sun Ra, Sonny Sharrock, etc. I just bought 'Conquistador' recently, and when I'm in the right frame of mind it just turns my head upside down and shakes out the accumulated crap- cheaper than therapy and just as effective.

GOOD LUCK, AB, THANKS FOR THE MANY GREAT AVATARS!!! (but it is a sad occasion, too - I'll miss your insight, too. BEST WISHES TO YOU AND YOURS

After the cheese thing and the ham thing, is bread next for a sandwich thing? I wouldn't go to his house for ham and eggs, pizza, etc.

A quarter each or for the pair?

I ordered from Hiroshi once, and I don't recall what the shipping was, but it definitely was not excessive at all. His service is utterly fantastic and he answers emails rapidly. in a circle(See Living Color thread)

Give Carlos his props, though- he's the only guy I've seen wearing a 'Trane t-shirt on tv, and he even mentioned Miles & 'Trane in People magazine.

TKM, disc two- WOW!!!

'The First Day' is a verrrrry good disc, some stunning piano by Lewis, and the duets are a beautiful grace note to a great date. I also have a disc on Classics records that was made in France, with two cuts from 1941, the rest from 1944. it's part of a series called the 'Chronological Classics'.I recommend it highly. I have another one in the series by James P. Johnson that is also excellent.

I learned about Mosaics, a lot about jazz(and I've been listening for 30+ years!), about books, politics, where to get great discs at a great price(We have a great collection of bargain hunters here, and God bless 'em all!), about other kinds of music, about weird stuff on the web, and I could go on and on. The most important thing I've learned here is what a fine & generous group of people post here. Thanks to everyone- you folks are a great bunch!

I haven't seen it, but maybe they're trying to boost sales by inducing headaches?

I used to watch the show religiously and howl at the antics of the cast. Fire Marshal Bill, Homey the Clown(I don't think so), spoofs of music(Carrey as Vanilla Ice was a scream), etc. I hope they go past the first season- there were some good bits there. Enjoy it, Moose. I think I'm getting it soon(Father's day & birthday this month.)

You'll never run out of things that need to be done around the house- I've had a house for 12 years and it never, ever, ever stops. But it is nice to have a yard, etc. and the tax deduction is very nice(beats renting!) CONGRATULATIONS, JOHNNY E P.S. I liked the Reptet disc- some tasty music on there- is a second one in the works?

42. I'm trying to construct a box of Mosaic boxes,and I only need --- more to complete it 43. That box I built is sooooooooo nice I need to start another one.