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Happy Sunday!

I'm with you, Barb! LOL, I remember that Creem magazine used to make the most brutal jokes about Geddy Lee. :icon_laugh:

Zero, just a couple of club shows. This is the first year since 2000 that I haven't seen TPATH at least once. :icon_cry:

I wonder if they really are going to get divorced.

UFO is doing a show at the Catalyst on May 3!!! :041::041:

1. Are you married? Yes, it'll be 12 years in February. 2. When do your claws come out? I really don't know. I tend to agree with Ames' comment about fighting not really doing any good. 3. Have you ever been in a car accident? No, nothing involving injuries. A couple of fender benders a few years back. 4. Who is the last person you held? My younger son. 5. Describe a time you've gone overboard: I've gone overboard several times; moderation is not my strong suit, lol. For example, our wedding and reception was relatively small, but we still spent a ton of money on it. It was worth it, though; the food was awesome and everybody had a blast.

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Oh geez, Kira! :eek:

Beautiful!

TGIF!

This is an issue that REALLY gets me going, but I will exercise restraint, lol. Sharon, my sons are two years apart. When my older son was being vaccinated, the doctor rolled his eyes (yet complied) with giving him IPV (polio injection) instead of the oral polio drink, and giving DTAP (acellular version) instead of the regular DTP. I requested those after the reading I'd done about vaccine safety; of course, I was a hysterical hippie to be worried about that stuff, right? As it turned out, though, by time my younger son was getting his vaccinations, the doc had "revised" his guidelines to include giving the IPV and DTAP rather than the OPV and DTP. :icon_rolleyes:

Me too! I hate ALL of the movies with "a cast of thousands," period costumes, etc etc etc.

At a dry cleaners: "How about we refund your money, send you a new one at no charge, close the store and have the manager shot. Would that be satisfactory?" HAHAHAHA!!!!!

No, I don't think so.

I think the lawsuit is correct; the city is impeding their First Amendment right to "free association." LMAO!!! :044:

http://hiphop.popcrunch.com/tina-turner-statement-on-ike-turner-death-tina-turner-releases-public-statement-on-death-of-ike-turner/ A rep for Tina Turner has released the following statement on the death of the musical legend’s one-time abusive husband. “Tina hasn’t had any contact with Ike in 35 years. No further comment will be made.”

Shit, what happened? :confused: I went to the site to download the EP this morning and all that's there is a clock?! If anybody happened to download this yesterday and can pass it on, please PM me!

None, aside from the occasional Motrin or Aleve.

I agree with Ames. This asshole obviously had some problems that would be present regardless of his religious beliefs.

I listened to the songs at the website below, and I think this may very well be Green Day. :038: http://www.mercurynews.com/search/ci_7698865?IADID=Search-www.mercurynews.com-www.mercurynews.com&nclick_check=1 Band's buzz: They might be Green Day By Shay Quillen Mercury News A spunky new garage band called Foxboro Hot Tubs is generating a sizable online buzz, fueled by rampant speculation that it's actually a world-famous East Bay band. "It sounds an awful lot like Green Day," says Aaron Axelsen,music director for Live 105 (KITS-FM). "My hunch says it would be. But at this point I'm just treating it as its own record." Tunes on the new band's MySpace site, launched in October, have received more than 100,000 plays, and an entire six-song EP is now available for free download at www.foxborohottubs.com. Reprise, Green Day's record label, is declining to comment. But there are plenty of clues that the band - whose music and visuals are "straight out of 1965," in the words of one of its songs - is Green Day, or at least a close neighbor. Foxboro is an upscale area near Rodeo, the East Bay town where singer Billie Joe Armstrong and bassist Mike Dirnt grew up. And one song, "Ruby Room," shares a name with a popular Oakland bar. Such speculation has followed the band before. In 2003, a year before the release of "American Idiot," a masked synth-punk band called the Network released a disc on Armstrong's Adeline Records label. Though the singer was a dead ringer for Armstrong, the band never revealed itself, even when it performed a show for Live 105. "This is in that pattern of things," Axelsen says. "It's cool they have this ability to take on an alter ego . . . and have a fun little side project." A new Green Day CD is slated for 2008.

I confess, I knew the email would make her look bad, but I sent it anyway. She had it coming.

Oh no! Get well soon, Alex.

Sharon, LMAO! :icon_laugh:

You're supposed to tip the school bus driver?! The gardener too?! :eek: I had no idea! I must seem really cheap to them, lol.

Trampled Underfoot?! WOW, what a nice surprise! :003: I've seen so many bands over the years; unfortunately, Led Zep wasn't one of them. I want a tour too!