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"A cappella, a cappella"... Well, I don't remember all the words.

Crap. The Andy Griffith show is one of my all time favorite shows and Barney Fife was the main reason. The guy was hilarious. This is really sad. R.I.P., Barney.

I wish I could. I'm going to try and make Friday or Saturday.

Is that shit for real? If so the owners need to be slapped for sitting there taking pics when it's obvious the pooch needs some help.

I found out when she was bowling with the dork during an episode of $40-a-day.

That, or oldies radio prgramming. Didn't Doug Stravinsky go on to become the overnight guy on an oldies station in Bakersfield?

hehe

Don't they make diamonds out of fifty year old shit?

I'm in Phoenix for the next few days. 80+ here today. Sunny and dry as a popcorn fart. 120 days with no rain.

Cool

I thought Brosnan was a distant third to Roger Moore.

Happy, happy birthday!

I didn't realize he was ill. Definitely one of the greats in the world of sports announcers. R.I.P., Curt.

The blob oozes in Los Angeles LOS ANGELES, Feb. 21 (UPI) -- A tar-like blob engulfed the basement of a 99-year-old Los Angeles apartment building, buckled the street and oozed from manholes and cracks, reports said. "The street looked like it was about to pop. Everybody sort of stepped back and said, 'Whoa,'" fire department Capt. Al Gonzales told The Los Angeles Times. "Then we put two and two together." It was then authorities remembered that St. James Oil Co. had a petroleum drilling site two blocks away and discovered workers were injecting water at high pressure and temperature to extract leftover crude from old wells. When the company stopped pumping Monday, the street bulge began to subside. However, the apartment building has been declared off limits to residents until the stability of its foundation can be inspected. The Times said about 130 people were affected while the Los Angeles Daily News put the number at about 200.

I'm not surprised the guy had no clue about what he was doing. I think Time Warner in NYC just grabs people off the street and throws them in a truck.

Salute! Have a great day.

Great pics. It's good to see Bellson still getting around.

Why the anger?

Cheers!

Have a great birthday!

Ativan

While I'm not as bad as I used to be, flying is still not one of my favorite things to do. I never had a fear of flying until a bad flight experience years ago. I guess I started to think about things too much after that and it's never been the same. The funny thing is I like airplanes. I could sit and watch planes take off and land for hours. I also like to travel some. In the past I've never taken anything, I would just have a few drinks and try to sweat it out. Now though I take two Ativan just before I board. If all goes as planned I just kind of zone out and if lucky I may sleep a little. Anyone else here have a fear of flying? If so, how do you combat it?

See what I mean.