Wot, no comments on Live8 ?
How about the G8, global warming and the USA?
Battle of Trafalgar?
Oh come on, it's too quiet here!
Matt
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Matt Probert wrote:
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| Wot, no comments on Live8 ? |
Didn't watch it. Read in another NG that Brian Ferry looked so old
that he'd probably get buried if they'd find him asleep...
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| How about the G8, |
I've heard of their existence, but that's about it.
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| global warming |
't was warm the last 2 weeks here, but today was like ordinary summer.
Mostly rain ;P
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| and the USA? |
What about them?
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| Battle of Trafalgar? |
Last battle I saw was a bunch of pigeons fighting for expensive pigeon
food. Some time ago already again - when was it they left?
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| Oh come on, it's too quiet here! |
Play an mp3 ;-)
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Matt Probert <[Email Removed]> walked into the bar with a
grape in each nostril and said to the bartender:
:: Wot, no comments on Live8 ?
::
:: How about the G8, global warming and the USA?
::
:: Battle of Trafalgar?
::
:: Oh come on, it's too quiet here!
::
shhhh ... you'll wake up my lint.
Matt Probert <[Email Removed]> walked into the bar with a
grape in each nostril and said to the bartender:
:: Wot, no comments on Live8 ?
::
:: How about the G8, global warming and the USA?
::
:: Battle of Trafalgar?
::
:: Oh come on, it's too quiet here!
::
shhhh ... you'll wake up my lint.
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(Matt Probert) wrote:
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| Wot, no comments on Live8 ? How about the G8, global warming and the USA? Battle of Trafalgar? Oh come on, it's too quiet here! |
I'm all worn out with stupidity ... my own & other people's.
It doesn't matter how much you explain ... people remain stupid.
M.S.
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Just saw some of it.
I thought Pink Floyd were great so long as you listened without really
watching them - I just can't get used to watching [ahem] middle-aged plus
[/ahem] people playing music like that :)
It's quite ok, of course for [ahem] middle-aged plus [/ahem] people to
listen to it :)
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Just saw some of it.
I thought Pink Floyd were great so long as you listened without really
watching them - I just can't get used to watching [ahem] middle-aged plus
[/ahem] people playing music like that :)
It's quite ok, of course for [ahem] middle-aged plus [/ahem] people to
listen to it :)
Matt Probert wrote:
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| Wot, no comments on Live8 ? How about the G8, global warming and the USA? Battle of Trafalgar? |
Hey, there's no "8" in that one. Don't forget the theme.
V8 - Love the sound of big ones, especially when they're
running with "rumbly" mufflers.
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Els wrote:
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| 't was warm the last 2 weeks here, but today was like ordinary summer. Mostly rain ;P |
I have to run out to Palm Springs (a couple hour's worth of driving from
here in Los Angeles) in a couple weeks, for a friend's birthday party
about which I screwed up and agreed to attend. Today, Palm Springs is
supposed to hit 112 deg F (44.5 C) today, and we're only two weeks into
summer. Ow. I love the desert...in 3/4 of the seasons. :)
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Mary Sunshine wrote:
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| It doesn't matter how much you explain ... people remain stupid. |
I don't get it.
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Blinky the Shark wrote:
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| Matt Probert wrote: Wot, no comments on Live8 ? How about the G8, global warming and the USA? Battle of Trafalgar? Hey, there's no "8" in that one. Don't forget the theme. V8 - Love the sound of big ones, especially when they're running with "rumbly" mufflers. |
I prefer the sound of an old Triumph. (two wheel version)
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| Matt Probert wrote: Battle of Trafalgar? Hey, there's no "8" in that one. Don't forget the theme. V8 - Love the sound of big ones, especially when they're running with "rumbly" mufflers. |
I prefer the cocktail.
<http://www.goodnessdirect.co.uk/detail/752800b.jpg>
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Matt Probert wrote:
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| Wot, no comments on Live8 ? |
No, it's okay, I'm ready ... when is it?
@+
Using a pointed stick and pebbles, Els scraped:
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| Didn't watch it. Read in another NG that Brian Ferry looked so old that he'd probably get buried if they'd find him asleep... |
Yep, that's very true! It's no wonder he chucked Brian Eno out of his
little band... he's aged much better!
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Using a pointed stick and pebbles, Martin Harran scraped:
[Pink Floyd]
[Pink Floyd]
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| It's quite ok, of course for [ahem] middle-aged plus [/ahem] people to listen to it :) |
Yeah. I couldn't get over how old Dave Gilmour looked! I thought that
Rick hadn't changed a bit though.
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Using a pointed stick and pebbles, Matt Probert scraped:
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| Wot, no comments on Live8 ? |
It was very good, 'cept for Mariah Carey and that little prat who "sang"
with Elton John. I particularly enjoyed The Who, Pink Floyd and a few of
the other bands.
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| Battle of Trafalgar? |
Was that the battle where the blues fought the reds? :
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Els wrote:
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| Blinky the Shark wrote: Matt Probert wrote: Wot, no comments on Live8 ? How about the G8, global warming and the USA? Battle of Trafalgar? Hey, there's no "8" in that one. Don't forget the theme. V8 - Love the sound of big ones, especially when they're running with "rumbly" mufflers. I prefer the sound of an old Triumph. (two wheel version) |
A friend used to have a Bonneville. Nice.
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| And lo, Blinky the Shark didst speak in alt.www.webmaster: Matt Probert wrote: Battle of Trafalgar? Hey, there's no "8" in that one. Don't forget the theme. V8 - Love the sound of big ones, especially when they're running with "rumbly" mufflers. I prefer the cocktail. <http://www.goodnessdirect.co.uk/detail/752800b.jpg |
And the spicy version of V8 is a nice starting point for bloody marys.
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Dylan Parry wrote:
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| Using a pointed stick and pebbles, Martin Harran scraped: [Pink Floyd] It's quite ok, of course for [ahem] middle-aged plus [/ahem] people to listen to it :) Yeah. I couldn't get over how old Dave Gilmour looked! I thought that Rick hadn't changed a bit though. |
I saw some footage of Eric Burdon shot fairly recently. *That* was sad.
On the same show, Steppenwolf lead man John Kay looked truly *great*.
Trim, only greyish, not full grey, energetic...and hasn't lost his
voice. Made me feel better about my g-g-generation, after being
depressed by the ones that aren't aging well.
Trivia I Learned On Reading The Steppenwolf Website After The Show:
He's legally blind (less than 20-200), and *totally* color blind; and
his mother and he escaped the severe nastiness in East Prussia (where he
was born) as the Russians were taking it from the Germans near the end
of WWII. He and his wife own a 1400-acre elephant preserve in
Tennessee US.
Get your motor runnin'.
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Matt Probert wrote
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| Wot, no comments on Live8 ? |
Politically I don't agree with them. The Who and Pink Floyd were ace!!
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Els wrote
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| Matt Probert wrote: Wot, no comments on Live8 ? Didn't watch it. Read in another NG that Brian Ferry looked so old that he'd probably get buried if they'd find him asleep... |
He looks old because he *is* old! As it happens, I thought he was carrying
his age well, but I noticed he didn't have a single grey hair, so he's
obviously dying it!
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Dylan Parry wrote
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| I particularly enjoyed The Who, Pink Floyd |
And I hadn't even read this when I made my post! (I knew you had taste
anyway!)
I was thinking about St Firk when Pink Floyd were on. He's a big fan.
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| I particularly enjoyed The Who, Pink Floyd And I hadn't even read this when I made my post! (I knew you had taste anyway!) |
Was there ever any doubt? ;)
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| I was thinking about St Firk when Pink Floyd were on. He's a big fan. |
Is he? Cool. Pink Floyd are one of my favourite bands. I've always
thought it was a shame that they split up before I was even born (not
long before though) - I would love to see them live! Live8 on the TV is
probably the closest I will get to that though.
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On 04 Jul 2005 Blinky the Shark wrote in alt.www.webmaster
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| I prefer the sound of an old Triumph. (two wheel version) A friend used to have a Bonneville. Nice. |
I had a 1955 T110. Had to take a bag along just to carry the parts back home
that fell off.
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| On 04 Jul 2005 Blinky the Shark wrote in alt.www.webmaster I prefer the sound of an old Triumph. (two wheel version) A friend used to have a Bonneville. Nice. I had a 1955 T110. Had to take a bag along just to carry the parts back home that fell off. |
Is that one a single cylinder? The beauty of the old single-cylinder
bikes was the ease with which you could set the timing...they fire once
every lamp post!
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Dennis wrote:
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| On 04 Jul 2005 Blinky the Shark wrote in alt.www.webmaster I prefer the sound of an old Triumph. (two wheel version) A friend used to have a Bonneville. Nice. I had a 1955 T110. Had to take a bag along just to carry the parts back home that fell off. |
That's right -- they hadn't invented Crazy Glue, back then.
My friend's was, IIRC, a 650 from...early sixties, I think.
My four-wheeled Triumph has been very reliable for the 22 years I've
owned it. But when I go into a local car parts store and say I need
plugs for it, the pimply-faced youths always say, "Uhhh...we don't have
any motorcycle parts, dood."
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On 04 Jul 2005 Charles Sweeney wrote in alt.www.webmaster
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| Dennis wrote On 04 Jul 2005 Blinky the Shark wrote in alt.www.webmaster I prefer the sound of an old Triumph. (two wheel version) A friend used to have a Bonneville. Nice. I had a 1955 T110. Had to take a bag along just to carry the parts back home that fell off. Is that one a single cylinder? The beauty of the old single-cylinder bikes was the ease with which you could set the timing...they fire once every lamp post! |
Nope, had two cylinders, total of 650cc. I had a BSA single cylinder 500cc
once that made the Triumph feel like a smooth running thing. The BSA
vibrated so much after rideing 25 miles you just about couldn't let loose
cus your hands would be numb. You could go twice that far on the Triumph. I
also had a 1948 Harley-Davidson that ran very smooth and never needed
repaired.
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On 04 Jul 2005 Blinky the Shark wrote in alt.www.webmaster
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| Dennis wrote: On 04 Jul 2005 Blinky the Shark wrote in alt.www.webmaster I prefer the sound of an old Triumph. (two wheel version) A friend used to have a Bonneville. Nice. I had a 1955 T110. Had to take a bag along just to carry the parts back home that fell off. That's right -- they hadn't invented Crazy Glue, back then. My friend's was, IIRC, a 650 from...early sixties, I think. The Bonnevilles came out in 58. They were a whole bunch better. I always |
wanted a Sportster.
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Dennis <[Email Removed]> said:
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| ... The Bonnevilles came out in 58. They were a whole bunch better. I always wanted a Sportster. |
You have splendid taste in Motor cysles if you don't mind me saying.
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Dylan Parry <[Email Removed]> said:
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| Using a pointed stick and pebbles, Matt Probert scraped: ... Battle of Trafalgar? Was that the battle where the blues fought the reds? : |
He hee - you /have/ been paying attention ;)
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I was working for the duration of the day there and all I can say is it was
a little bit rushed, incompetent and dull. The acts didn't know what they
were doing and most of the time the line-up was changing like the bug
reports on win XP.
All in all a good day but my God, what a bunch of crap.
The message was obscured by many CHAVS turning up for a free concert :)
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a little bit rushed, incompetent and dull. The acts didn't know what they
were doing and most of the time the line-up was changing like the bug
reports on win XP.
All in all a good day but my God, what a bunch of crap.
The message was obscured by many CHAVS turning up for a free concert :)
D
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| Wot, no comments on Live8 ? How about the G8, global warming and the USA? Battle of Trafalgar? Oh come on, it's too quiet here! Matt |
Once upon a time, far far away "Darren Bassett"
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| I was working for the duration of the day there and all I can say is it was a little bit rushed, incompetent and dull. The acts didn't know what they were doing and most of the time the line-up was changing like the bug reports on win XP. All in all a good day but my God, what a bunch of crap. The message was obscured by many CHAVS turning up for a free concert :) |
I'd love to argue.
But I agree with you, so instead I'll just say....
Queens Park!
Matt
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| I'd love to argue. But I agree with you, so instead I'll just say.... Queens Park! |
Those are fighting words here in Ontario. :-)
M.S.
Matt Probert wrote:
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| I'd love to argue. But I agree with you, so instead I'll just say.... Queens Park! |
Sorry ... are we playing Mornington Crescent ... ?
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| Trivia I Learned On Reading The Steppenwolf Website After The Show: He's legally blind (less than 20-200), and *totally* color blind; and his mother and he escaped the severe nastiness in East Prussia (where he was born) as the Russians were taking it from the Germans near the end of WWII. He and his wife own a 1400-acre elephant preserve in Tennessee US. Get your motor runnin'. |
I've always loved Steppenwolf. I played a lot of their music over the
years and I've always idolized John Kay. It's been many years since I've
seen them perform and I wish I'd seen them this time.
That said, their web site is a bit of a disappointment. Lot of good
stuff there, but a very crappy design.
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Red E. Kilowatt wrote:
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I've always loved Steppenwolf. I played a lot of their music over the years and I've always idolized John Kay. It's been many years since I've seen them perform and I wish I'd seen them this time. That said, their web site is a bit of a disappointment. Lot of good stuff there, but a very crappy design. |
My theme song: "Born to Be Wild"
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| Matt Probert wrote: I'd love to argue. But I agree with you, so instead I'll just say.... Queens Park! Sorry ... are we playing Mornington Crescent ... ? |
A few of us Brits are. Even more amusing is the bewilderment coming
from some of the "other" contributors....
<g>
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| Red E. Kilowatt wrote: I've always loved Steppenwolf. I played a lot of their music over the years and I've always idolized John Kay. It's been many years since I've seen them perform and I wish I'd seen them this time. That said, their web site is a bit of a disappointment. Lot of good stuff there, but a very crappy design. My theme song: "Born to Be Wild" |
There are so many good ones, but if I had to pick a favorite.......I
can't. "Born to Be Wild" "Magic Carpet Ride" "The Pusher" "Monster"
"Don't Step on the Grass, Sam" "Rock Me" "Jupiter's Child" "Move Over" I
love them all.
Long before I started playing guitar, I used to make up a drum set out
of different sized books and bang away on them with a set of drumsticks
while listening to Steppenwolf full blast. I was a legend in my own
mind.
Those were the days. <sniff>
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From the safety of the Road Runner High Speed Online http://www.rr.com
cafeteria
Red E. Kilowatt <[Email Removed]> said:
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| ... make up a drum set out of different sized books and bang away on them with a set of drumsticks |
"A new plastic material will allow drummers to plug in and play just like
guitar
players": http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/rss/-/1/hi/sci/tech/4637203.stm
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| Writing in news:alt.www.webmaster From the safety of the Road Runner High Speed Online http://www.rr.com cafeteria Red E. Kilowatt <[Email Removed]> said: ... make up a drum set out of different sized books and bang away on them with a set of drumsticks "A new plastic material will allow drummers to plug in and play just like guitar players": http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/rss/-/1/hi/sci/tech/4637203.stm |
Interesting, but I wonder how well it works on books. ;-)
Actually, I'm now using a Yamaha DD55.
http://www.grandmas.com/ItemYamahaDD55.html
I think it's the best there is short of going to a full kit. It
certainly exceeds my abilities anyway. I have a lot of fun with it and I
am still playing along with Steppenwolf's greatest hits.
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| Writing in news:alt.www.webmaster From the safety of the Road Runner High Speed Online http://www.rr.com cafeteria Red E. Kilowatt <[Email Removed]> said: ... make up a drum set out of different sized books and bang away on them with a set of drumsticks "A new plastic material will allow drummers to plug in and play just like guitar players": http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/rss/-/1/hi/sci/tech/4637203.stm |
What? Too loudly and with endless self indulgent solos?
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Red E. Kilowatt wrote:
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| I've always loved Steppenwolf. I played a lot of their music over the years and I've always idolized John Kay. It's been many years since I've seen them perform and I wish I'd seen them this time. That said, their web site is a bit of a disappointment. Lot of good stuff there, but a very crappy design. |
Agree.
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Eric Jarvis wrote:
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| William Tasso [Email Removed] wrote in <op.stj4bvqcm9g4qz- [Email Removed]>: Writing in news:alt.www.webmaster From the safety of the Road Runner High Speed Online http://www.rr.com cafeteria Red E. Kilowatt <[Email Removed]> said: ... make up a drum set out of different sized books and bang away on them with a set of drumsticks "A new plastic material will allow drummers to plug in and play just like guitar players": http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/rss/-/1/hi/sci/tech/4637203.stm What? Too loudly and with endless self indulgent solos? |
A scientific expedition disembarks from its plane at the final outpost
of civilization in the deepest Amazon rain forest. They immediately
notice the ceaseless thrumming of native drums. As they venture further
into the bush, the drums never stop, day or night, for weeks.
The lead scientist asks one of the natives about this, and the native's
only reply is "Drums good. Drums never stop. Very BAD if drums stop."
The drumming continues, night and day, until one night, six weeks into
the trip, when the jungle is suddenly silent. Immediately the natives
run screaming from their huts, covering their ears. The scientists grab
one boy and demand "What is it? The drums have stopped!"
The terror-stricken youth replies "Yes! Drums stop! VERY BAD!"
The scientists ask "Why? Why? What will happen?"
Wild-eyed, the boy responds...
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.. . . . "BASS SOLO!!!"
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[snip joke (don't wanna spoil it by repeating the punch line)]
LOL!
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[snip joke (don't wanna spoil it by repeating the punch line)]
LOL!
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| Blinky the Shark wrote: [snip joke (don't wanna spoil it by repeating the punch line)] LOL! |
It's my favourite joke and has been for many years. Of course I am a bass
player.
I have also NEVER played a bass solo.
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I have also NEVER played a bass solo. |
Sorry. I seem to have misspelled "perpetrated".
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Eric Jarvis wrote:
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| Eric Jarvis [Email Removed] wrote in <[Email Removed]>: I have also NEVER played a bass solo. |
Me neither.
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| Sorry. I seem to have misspelled "perpetrated". |
<g>
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| the drums never stop, day or night, for weeks. |
Heh! A six week drum solo is *very* prog :)
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| Els [Email Removed] wrote in <zilsojaif92p$[Email Removed]>: Blinky the Shark wrote: [snip joke (don't wanna spoil it by repeating the punch line)] LOL! |
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| It's my favourite joke and has been for many years. Of course I am a bass player. I have also NEVER played a bass solo. |
http://home.att.net/~drums01/jokes.html (That's where I happened to
find the joke, when I learned that I hadn't archived it myself.)
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