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if paul holds out longer, she'll probably settle for a tank of gas.

i think she should get a life AND a job. she should be able to work and take care of herself, after all she said she's the one that is classically trained, not paul. paul can't even read music, guess we'll never hear of him making the big time....lol.

nice going danny, it's sounding great. how about those finger cymbals.....lol.

thanks dan

the last time heart of stone satisfaction name your fav 3 fast food restaurants

her beautiful canadian.....

and people still go out and buy her cd's and make her richer and do this shit. don't buy, she'll be broke in no time and lose what she has and have to get a job like the rest of us that make minimum wage. then she won't even be able to go to a hairdresser and get her head shaved, the dumb bitch! (sorry about my language, but what else do you call an idiot like this?).

i think i'll make a call and send guido and rocky to pay heather a little visit!!!

picky, picky.......lol.

probably heading to the airport, this 20 degree weather sux.

tom can come out here to ohio and practice his shoveling on my driveway, and i'll even pay him $10!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i have tons of tee's, but only wear a couple. the rest are packed away somewhere. if i dig them out and start wearing them, i'd never have to go buy clothes again. all it has to do is get warm and stay that way and i can live out my golden years in tee's.....lol.

be careful out there, don't go out if you don't have to.

LOS ANGELES - Stephen Stills is recovering after surgery for prostate cancer, his wife said Thursday. In a statement, Stills' wife, Kristen Stills, said the "procedure went remarkably well and he couldn't be better. He will be home by noon tomorrow and the pain will be minimal." The musician is scheduled to attend the Sundance Film Festival in Utah for the Jan. 25 world premiere of "CSNY/Deja vu," the statement said. The feature movie — directed by Neil Young under his cinematic pseudonym, Bernard Shakey — was filmed during the 2006 Freedom of Speech tour by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. Stills is also scheduled for a North American solo tour this spring in support of his recent "Just Roll Tape" album.

marion, don't you have a vhs to dvd burner?

ref will shit can everything and wait

lol, i remember going to NYC when i was 17, i used my buddy's drivers license and he was barely 18, we graduated together. anyway, there weren't pix on id's back then, you really had to have a draft card!!! but i went to nyc and when i got carded, i used his. needless to say he was still back here at home and driving without a license for a week. IF you can do the stuff i did and get away with it, then i'm with you. i'm not saying it's right, but i'm not saying it's wrong. YOU and only YOU can make that discision. do everything you can, but be careful.

i wish they would reissue the 1st "them" album on cd. i have it on vinyl, but all my vinyls are put away. on that album, they released "here comes the night" and "mystic eyes" as singles. but the last song on the album was a song called "gloria", that became the biggest hit for other bands!!!! tpath has covered these songs on his tours over the years. listen to tom do "gloria" and his little story in the middle, you'll love it.

it would be an experience to have under your belt and be able to talk about in years to come. but i think most of us have amazing experiences to talk about already!!!!! i'll pass on this one.

NEW YORK (Billboard) - More than two-dozen of Van Morrison's albums are about to get the reissue treatment. Starting with 1971's "Tupelo Honey" through 2002's "Down the Road," 29 Morrison releases will appear via Polydor/Universal in the coming months, each containing previously unreleased bonus material. "Tupelo Honey," the 1974 live album "It's Too Late to Stop Now," 1978's "Wavelength," 1985's "A Sense of Wonder," 1989's "Avalon Sunset" and 1999's "Back on Top" will kick off the campaign on January 29. Three more, to-be-determined dates will herald the remaining titles. The bonus material includes alternate, live and re-arranged takes of songs created during each album's time period. Morrison recently released "Still on Top -- The Greatest Hits" in November; that effort peaked at No. 48 on The Billboard 200. His last studio effort was 2006's "Pay the Devil," released via Lost Highway.

this article was too long to post, but if you want to read it go to this site. http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080102/music_nm/beatles_dc_2;_ylt=AgpkWVh1eVoQwYnCA9.28X0E1vAI

over 10

2 front row tix to see tpath, never sold anything.

i tried to post it, but it was under my account and you all can get it free on my credit card!!!!!!!!!lol. that's not going to happen.....lol. get the cd at amazon.com

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