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i think i will. i could use a free drink, tomorrow i have to pay my expensive california rent. Ugh, that reminds me, property taxes are due on the 10th. No drinks for me, they're already giving me a stiff one...

That is one of the funniest albums of all time!!

If they show up wearing bead necklaces, I hope they didn't have to expose their duck breasts to get 'em.

To quote an old national lampoon album, "That's Not Funny, That's Sick." Tell me about it! You shoulda been there...

I hope the sun-dried tomatoes cover the spread. I remember hoping her skirt would cover my great aunt Marie's spread.

Uh oh, bad luck! You prolly die soon!

I think it's the beautiful and awesome Shelby Lynne.

It's interesting how this thread has attracted several first-time posters.

I agree: Buy the mono set, and just add the few missing (in stereo) that were never available in mono.

Mark, I hate to disagree with someone with your knowledge and experience, but I seem to be getting lots of detail, texture and nuance with my pair of Class D power amps, with enough headroom for arena rock volume when I feel the need. Well, Pat, maybe you're not an audiophile! Have you ever considered that? Huh??!

Thats an amazing accomplishment!!! Got to see if I can order some while still available. What does your nephew do for them? Good luck getting any of that wine! Apparently they've sold out, and have a waiting list of 15,000! We were fortunate enough to have a taste of it at a family dinner a few weeks back. My nephew's title is "Director of Brand Management and Public Relations." Whew! Good kid. Taught him everything he knows. []

Who likes wine? The winery my nephew works for (Kosta Browne) just won Wine Spectator's Wine of the Year for their 2009 Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir!

What's REALLY amazing is that these are contact prints!

Good work, Schu!

I caught a gimpse of what he was doing to me in the reflection in the window. I'm a really big guy (6'4", 350#!), and the doctor is probably 6'2"", 175#. He was literally flying onto my back and planking. This must have been quite a sight for folks walking down the street. I imagine it looked like he was either dry-humping me, or we were practicing for an acrobatic act. Or both.

Yeah, I've already considered I may have to switch to organic beer.

Lunchtime Red Tail Ale. I see a chiropractor for a 2nd time this evening. Monday was the first time I'd ever been "cracked," which was a little unnerving. Not sure it's gonna help...

This set-up is going to make your Quintets sound like you'd used an Edison wax cylinder as the source... I'd love to hear the aquisition story. With pictures. And a lot of details.

I would seriously love to do it! Unfortunately, our monthly income does not pay the monthly bills...so the hobo life may not be too far off. When's the next pilgrimage? [8-|]

I'd ask Jesus to take care of that last bit of paint. Worth a try.

Fixed the 2nd link. ;^)

Clipped & Shorn? He's been busy the last couple years hidden away in his painting/editing studio. He'll be putting on a film show next Saturday 11/12 in the tiny California town of Occidental. The program will consist of reels and films shot 35 years ago, when the artist Christo constructed his 24.5 mile long Running Fence through Sonoma and Marin counties. Here's a blurb about it. Here's another film of his, completed in the last year. Jazz afficianatos will love the rare soundtrack. Be prepared for some of the most amazing hand-painted film images... http://www.zeno-okeanos.com/myron-ort-films/featured-film

Actually, I meant to say Stationery Recumbent Bikes. I'd like one that allows me to comfortably execise while I catch up on hand-written personal correspondence.

I was gonna guess bacon, jelly and tomato. Or __ Time LOL! Larry, did you by some strange chance see last week's South Park?

Thanks, Maynard. I have scoliosis (curvature, caused by arthritis, I think), not stenosis. I'll check out the local Walmart and try out the Gold's Gym model.