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Yep. I was reading her posts while this board was down the other day.

That explains it.

Are you crazy?

I never thought I would say this, but.....congrats to the Sox and their fans. No doubt this guy is toast.

Love it! If I was a sax player, I'd wanna sound like this! Only you would be playin' "We Built This City On Rock and Roll", I'm sure. B-)

I was checking JC out the other day in search of some Crouch wisdom. I didn't find any. Of course I found no posts either. Chris, Lois almost seems to be picking fights with people over this. I would say you are correct, there is a whole lot of ass licking going on. One might assume she is trying to lay the ground work to get Mr. Marsalis aboard as well.

Al, c'mon man, you know you were swingin' a hammer.

Exactly. A-Rod's comments after... "I was kind of perplexed by it," Rodriguez said. "I don't know what I was trying to do. I know he was coming and I know that the line is mine. They said I could've run him over, but I went out of my way. Looking back at it, I probably should've just run him over."

Marconi plays the mamba, listen to the radio, don't you remember We built this city, we built this city on rock an' roll You gotta love it.

We'll give Sangrey three more hours.

I know I wasn't the only one, Paul.

I'm back on.

I picked A Caddy For Daddy. Dippin' could have easily been number one.

haha

Work? Boooooooo!!!!!

I'm in. B-)

The Zombies "Time of the Season" being used for Tampax.

WOW!!!! What a collection! A brain teaser if ever I've heard one. At the start of each tune I would say to myself, "Oh hell, I know that one" as it turns out, I don't know sheeat. They only got more difficult as the cd played on. The disc remined me of what was coming out of my dad's speakers on a Sunday afternoons. I'll be making him a copy of this one fore sure. Nice piece of work, Mike. B-) I could use about a month to try and nail some of these down. 1.Should be obvious, but it's not. My likey, me likey a lot. Thought I was hearing Stan Getz, but that ain't close. Could be James Moody, maybe even Paul Gonsalves. 2. What a beauty! Reminds me of the forst track, but only different. I wanted to say the piano was that of Oscar Peterson, but I won't. 3. Nice baritone, nice tune, nice arrangement no guess. 4. Could it be Artie Shaw? 5. "Blues on My Weary Mind" This got some Johnny Hodges going on in here. Trumpet? Not quite Cootie Williams. AMG makes me think this. It's ugly from here on out. 6. Thought Duke, but thought again. 7. Nice beat, no idea. 8. No real guess, Teddy Wilson on piano? Dizzy? Liked it very much. 9. Violin leaves me clueless. It's not Ray Nance. 10. Not much for me to go on here. 11. A real swinger. 12. Milt Jackson??? 13. I don't know why, but the tune that came to mind and sticks there is "Skating". 14. No clue. 15. Herb Ellis perhaps. 16. ????? 17. This one might be Hamp, but what the hell do I know. Nothing obviously and I'm running out of vibe player guesses. Nice piece though. 18. Short on violin knowledge, might be a Grappelli effort. 19-21, great music, no educated guesses. 22. Very relaxed, sure does sound like it could be Ben Webster. 23. Don't know.

Now you know why ... I'm afraid I'll have to watch my head closely .... D'Oh!

Yeeeahhhh, boyyyyy!

For you. Happy Birthday, Chris!

Same here. B-)

Using a few variations... White Mofo Gorilla Supa Pee Hands Skip Rope I.P. Freely Suppa Bob-Nobba Bill Mad Cow Indian White Mofo Gorilla Senator Feinstein Cow-Tippin Hoopti-Rida WTF?

Too funny.