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Thanks…..Happy Dad's Day to all the Dads out there.

What do girls from (insert your state of choice here) and bear cubs have in common? They both like to lick their paws

Hey Man….I wondered where you were the other day….glad you're back! Thanks Man--hope you are well. Yes I am, thanks….busy with work.

Hey Man….I wondered where you were the other day….glad you're back!

Well, it seemed appropriate this year. You didn't see ALL the pictures... Dave I'm not sure if this statement will help or hurt attendance next year

I am located in Thailand. I can get two PB-2000 for less than one pb13 ultra.id get two more of those then. That was what I was thinking. Thank you. PB-13 ultra is 2140$ here. How much is it in the US? They list for $1600, can be bought for less.

Awesome!

This guy is too much, what a generous offer!! Yes it is. Through our whole life we meet just a handful of truly great people, I have a feeling Rodney is one of them.

$5 Down…..$5 a week

This almost became true I believe!

That is a spectacular photo. It really shows how huge those carriers are, very impressive.

That's ironic….I DVR'd Ronin last night!

Notre Dame Blue?

Words of wisdom

There's a reason plumbers are expensive….they're worth it Good luck Dave.

Yes, great movie, one of my favorites. It has quite a few of my favorite actors…Oldman, Reno, Aiello. Have you ever seen Reno in a movie called the Big Blue?

Very interesting

There is a resurgence of drive in theaters around here, about 6 reconditioned ones have opened up in the last 5-6 years. I have not been to a drive in theater in decades, but I have a feeling the sound is the last item on their list to be updated. I think a couple of them do not even have any portable speakers, you must use your vehicles sound system.

James did an amazing job of carrying his team, but Jordan is still the GOAT

Is this the song about driving a chevy to levie? yes it is….it refers to the plane crash that Buddy Holley died in

GSW just had a 18 point turnaround. James has the weight of the whole city on his shoulders.

Thanks for all the info Larry, you seem very knowledgeable. I've always been a fan of the story of Beethoven, but have only heard the 5th and 9th. Im on a mission to obtain some earlier works, maybe I'll get all the odd numbered symphonies first.

This is the lineup for the show in January at The Palladium MOZART- “Der Hölle Rache” from Die Zauberflöte BEETHOVEN- Symphony No. 5 STRAVINSKY- The Rite of Spring

Congratulations! The Ninth may be the greatest symphony ever, but it's also a challenging work to grasp. Still, you'll know after each of the four movements that you have heard a gigantic work of exceptional experience. Any Beethoven work, especially with an odd-numbered symphony (I can do more detail if you want), will be well worth hearing and seeing. Thank you, it was spectacular. The sound was wonderful, the venue was pristine. I was amazed at the timing and how well the musicians were all in synch. It really was impressive watching world class musicians playing this powerful symphony. The 150 person choir made a huge impact in the 4th movement. The 4 vocal soloist in front were amazing also. I did notice one male vocalist, while sitting, he would close his eyes and had a slight smile on his face, probably grinning from the sound coming from all around him. I didn't know a human's voice could project such depth of highs and lows, and with such volume! This was my first professional symphony, and I enjoyed it a lot. There is another symphony of Beethoven's fifth in a few months, I will be there. I am also curious about your mention of odd numbered symphonies by Beethoven.

Bobdog, I'm with Jim….those look spectacular!