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I think he's confusing New York with Vegas.

What's that tall pointy thing in the back across the water?

R.I.P., John. I was fortunate to hear him play live not long ago with Charles Tolliver.

Agree. This season has been a complete joke. This last episode had it's moments. Tony and Christopher stealing the wine from the bikers was a good one. But the fight between Bobby and Paulie over a ride accident was ridiculous.

I didn't see the first two and have no plans to see this one.

So did they also walk around trying to shove a warranty down the customers throat while repeating " I'm not on commission, I'm not on commission"?

Weizen, sounds like your friend had a better experience than sheldonm did on Wednesday night.

Nice gig.

Up for the hell of it. I had lunch with a couple of fellow board members visiting NYC the other day, so I thought I would update my list. maren skeith Guy Berger PhillyQ 7/4 Dmitry Chuck Nessa Lazaro Vega Uncle Skid Jim Alfredson Joe Gloss Randy Marsh Son-of-a-Weizen sheldonm jazzkrow Michael Weiss And telephone conversations with.. Peter Johnson Ron S soulstation1 Still have several in the immediate area with meetings pending.

Did you guys notice his pimp cane?

haha I heard this being played on Stern the other day. This dude is out there. I like the zoom in zoom out special effects. He looks like he's floating.

Word. Excuse me Bill if I don't cry for you.

Yes. This is clearly a result of too many people involved in the decision making process.

Too much noise, in the East Village? I know some of the board members including myself have made their way down to E. 7th Street and Avenue C to enjoy a fine beer along with some great Bavarian grub. I'm just finding out that the building owners are attemting to evict the restaurant because of the noise. The place has never been anything but fun. I hate to see an independent get shut down whether it be for increased rent or cry baby neighbors. For those interested there is an online petition you can sign to help try and stop this. Scroll down the page. Zum Schneider

There was a time when I did a lot of dancing in the clubs. Can't say if I was any good or not, I had fun and was told I was fun to dance with, so that's all I really cared about. I enjoyed dancing to the hits mainly of the 70s and some from the 80s, but could find a groove in a lot of tunes. When I was married my wife tried to get me to take ballroom dance lessons with her, but that's not for me. I'd rather just improvise. These days I will maybe dance a slow number, but still can do a fast one from time to time. Although with the exception of a wedding or private party I rarely am in a dancing environment.

This is good advice. Otherwise check with trucking or moving companies to see who has available space.

My first question would have been, who the hell is W.P. Mosely? On order to be considered "legendary" somebody needs to know who you are, no? Was this multiple choice, and was one of the answers "none of the above", or just plain "bullshit" ?

Good question. They keep hooking me with the previews and then disappoint me with the actual show. What could be worse than another episode wasted on Vito and punk ass A.J.? We get it, Vito is gay, and A.J. gets panic attacks.

Nice! And, you still get the rubber skull.

29! You're getting really close to the point of no return. Have the most impossible birthday possible.

I take a lot of the recommendations found here very seriously. My tastes most definitely have been broadened and I have some recordings I would have never known about or purchased had it not been for the good people on this board. The blindfold tests being just one way of finding things out.

Kicking of the 2006 season with some Italian Sausage (Hot and Sweet) from Bari's. I brush the bread with a little olive oil and grill it after the sausage has been taken off.

It's almost 8:00, I'm making a basil and spinach pesto to serve over some Fusili Lunghi Col Buco while drinking another cold one in your honor.

If you don't know who it is how do you know he/she vanished from the scene in 1973? How do you know he/she was a student of the lengendary W.P. Mosely? Who is W.P. Mosely?

Wishing you the best birthday possible.