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(((((Amy))))) that's terrible.

You're welcome guys!

^ I feel for ya. That's pretty much all I did this weekend. I hate that I have to work with the power saw this morning. Me and sharp things don't go well together.

Baby I Love Your Way - Peter Frampton

I wonder if I'll have any homework over Spring Break. I sure hope not.

No thanks, I've done enough snow shoveling this season. lol ^ Is awesome! < is listening to Peter Frampton v watches NASCAR

I love how last night's race turned out. :D

^ haha, you're too kind.

Awww. RIP Wendy. She was hilarious on Are You Being Served.

I was there a few years ago, but I can't really remember what I saw there....I remember Prince's guitar, but that's about it.

LOL! That's great!

http://www.rollingstone.com/rockdaily/index.php/2009/02/27/the-beatles-experimental-revolution-1-take-20-surfaces/ The Beatles’ Experimental “Revolution 1 (Take 20)” Surfaces Photo: Ochs/Getty Beatles fans still patiently waiting for Paul McCartney to release the band’s 1967 sound collage “Carnival of Light” were surprised by an even better gift this weekend as a 10-minute version of The White Album’s “Revolution 1″ leaked onto the Internet, giving fans a never-before-heard listen of what the White Album sessions must have been like. The track makes it clear why seemingly unrelated “Revolution 1″ and the maniacal “Revolution 9″ sound collage share the same name: In “Revolution 1 (Take 20)” John Lennon steers an extended, more experimental version of “1″ to its breaking point, using it as a conduit before launching into the avant-garde “9.” According to the Ateaseweb message board, the song first surfaced on an upcoming, Europe-only bootleg Revolution: Take… Your Knickers Off, as nod to Lennon saying “Take your knickers off and let’s go” before “Revolution 1 (Take 20)” started rolling. As for how the song leaked out, that’s an even bigger mystery. According to Mark Lewisohn’s book The Beatles: Recording Sessions, only two copies of the take were made when recording the song was completed on June 4, 1968. One copy left the studio with Lennon that day, and the other remained behind. It’s unclear which copy appears on the bootleg, nor how the Revolution makers even acquired it. “As someone who’s heard, I’d say, 99.8 percent of the Beatles music that has leaked onto bootleg, this is really interesting,” Beatles expert Richie Unterberger told EW.com. The site also reports Lennon was lying on his back while recording the vocals to make his voice sound different. 2009 is shaping up to be a big year for Fab Four fans still clamoring for unreleased material. Talking about “Carnival of Light” back in November, McCartney said “The time has come for its moment. I like it because it’s like the Beatles free.” YouTube has been pulling down the videos of Take 20, so get a listen over at Twelve Major Chords. The file at 12 Major Chords has been taken down, but you can listen to it here: http://mog.com/myeverpresentpast/blog/1233861

Peter Frampton :heart:

^ Can I be the supervisor?! I really need a job and I could use the money. lol

I hate that I had an allergic reaction to that handcream.

Goin' to see Arlo again, eh? Take me with you?? :003: I love that I finally finished my weekend homework!

I really want to see that movie! Most of my friends who have seen it told me it was really good.

I wonder if I'll ever get through this assignment.

Wow, how stupid.

I was going to say birthday parties (my brother's and my sister's are both next week) but then I realized those are both during my Spring Break, so I said Spring Break. It's gonna be a fun one!

I only say something if I had been waiting in the line for a really long time. Otherwise, I let it go. I don't like to sweat the small stuff, you see.

LOL! Have fun! :003:

Awesome Beth!!!!! :b55:

Yay Sharon! Congrats! ((((Desert*Rose))))) I'm sorry to hear that.

I didn't think so either, but oh well. I don't want to do my homeworrrrkkkk. :095: lol