Yet another lazy inane post, but WHO CARES? IT'S FUN!
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Oh, my. I actually remember hearing this on my transistor radio, interspersed with music from the British invasion - go figure!
You've inspired me to inanity, EOB. I've got some vintage images of some fine men to post, too!
WV=utatingi. That COULD be the name of one of my fellas.
Leslie, I'm just going plain CRAZY over here!
What can I do for you, Girlfriend? I'm about 2 stoplights from batshit myself.
You're allowed to be lazy and inane today Birthday Girl.
Happy Birthday Erin O'Brien
Is that right? EOB's Birthday? Wow! Happy Birthday Erin, and thanks for giving your loyal readers a present every day!
gawd.
'tis true. I turn 46 today. good christ.
Thanks for the well-wishes, gang.
OH, Erin, I didn't know! Many happy returns of your special day, you sweet young thing.
WV-babsta. What you are, compared to me.
lol.. 46,,why your just a snot nosed brat.
James Old Guy
Slightly disappointed. When I saw the title on my sidebar, I was expecting one Richard Starkey.
Nevetheless, happy birthday, Erin.
Chit, I missed it. Duh...
Happy Day!
RJ
BTW...It's Cesar Chavez Day!
César Estrada Chávez ((March 31, 1927 – April 23, 1993) was an American farm worker, labor leader, and civil rights activist who, with Dolores Huerta, co-founded the National Farm Workers Association, which later became the United Farm Workers.
Pretty good company I'd say.
RJ
RJ: I may be the only person here who has met Mr Chavez. Yep, actually went to La Paz, near Bakersfield, to try and collect some money from him. It was a very interesting trip. He was a pleasant guy but really did almost nothing for the farm workers.
¡SI, SE PUEDE!
rj
Kirk - I totally agree (although I've always preferred George)
HB E!
H.B...
Here's another take on "I Think I Love You," only Laurie's powerful harpischord solo has been replaced by one on a Casio.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E79zSPUOjxU
Hal, thank you for that. The graphic alone was worth the price of admission.
I thought you'd like it. Only now did I realize that I posted that comment to the wrong thread.
Hee!
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