HeadHodge
Bula To Eternity
Back off Jman, shes not your chemotype!
50 and over?
- Thread starter Sheryl
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HeadHodge
Bula To Eternity
And still perky too!
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Deleted User01
I was wondering when you would finally "fess up" and make your appearance. @Sheryl, I'm sorry to say, Headgie is a closet Aggie. Yeah, just found out yesterday.
For some reason a song is tunneling in to my brain, "My girl Bill, she's my girl Bill". That song is confusing. Is his girl named Bill or not? Say good nite Bill.
HeadHodge
Bula To Eternity
Jman eats "Fresh" Rocky Moutain Oysters for breakfast!I was wondering when you would finally "fess up" and make your appearance. @Sheryl, I'm sorry to say, Headgie is a closet Aggie. Yeah, just found out yesterday.
For some reason a song is tunneling in to my brain, "My girl Bill, she's my girl Bill". That song is confusing. Is his girl named Bill or not? Say good nite Bill.
verticity
I'm interested in things
50 years ago today:
- The Bee Gees released their third album, which was titled Bee Gees 1st. Go figure.
- In response to this ordinal number atrocity, rioting broke out in Plainfield, New Jersey.
- The number one song on the radio was this dreck:
- I was born. Yay.
- The Bee Gees released their third album, which was titled Bee Gees 1st. Go figure.
- In response to this ordinal number atrocity, rioting broke out in Plainfield, New Jersey.
- The number one song on the radio was this dreck:
- I was born. Yay.
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Deleted User01
Doesn't everybody? Chicken fried with cream gravy. Yum.Jman eats "Fresh" Rocky Moutain Oysters for breakfast!
I don't want to brag about the benefits of eating that for breakfast everyday. 
Krunkie McKrunkface
Kava Connoisseur
The BeeGees first album was and is awesome. Their best, IMO. Fantastic songs, beautiful production, matrixes out in surround using PLII wonderfully. Early mellotron. Klaus Voorman cover. Awesome 60s psychedelic melodic perfection. I bought it when it came out and still love it.
Windy was cool because of the piccolo. It was a time when pop had harpsichords, piccolo, cello, bassoon, vibraphone, all sorts of experimentation.
Okay guys....have yall been drinking?
verticity
I'm interested in things
The Bee Gees is pretty good. Kind of morbid though. But the Association's Sunshine Pop ode to flatulence... no accounting for taste I guess...
Señor Chuggs
Friend of Kava
As a resident of Baltimore I must make this disclaimer:
Not every block of the city is like this! We have our crime, and its not a good idea to walk around blindly without knowing where you are going. There are portions of the city that are very safe and it is really a great place to live and visit. That is all.
verticity
I'm interested in things
No, of course, I know most of the population of Baltimore actually consists of British actors pretending to be cops and drug dealers.
Zaphod
Kava Lover
I had no idea there were so many Texans here....I am just going back slowly out of this thread...
Krunkie McKrunkface
Kava Connoisseur
when I lived there the only fun was to go take the little crook off the R in the Roland Park sign. That was back when they had a covenant to make it judenfrei real estate. Went to Poly and JHU, both under and over grad. I went out for a ride and I never came back.
Señor Chuggs
Friend of Kava
Very nice. I moved here to be with my girlfriend. Shes studying for her PHD in Public Health at JHU. Theres lots of fun things here these days! I go to lots of live music and there are tons of good restaurants. there are also community events going on all the time.
Krunkie McKrunkface
Kava Connoisseur
Running for Congress, then? Yeah, bmore had its charms, a lot of which are relegated to the past. I saw a lot of good music there. Jefferson Airplane at the Civic Center, Pink FLoyd and Genesis at the Lyric Theater.