This board is so slow on weekends, I can time it with a calendar

...and I am glad Opranoids have more life than anybody
;-))

back to the p[ool and Sopranos
;-))

Serge can only drink 5 our of 7 days a week. More than that, may hurt his little liver.

putz,
I shoot heroin, smoke crack and laugh hysterically at you and how money hasn't brought you one drop of education and seeing the Pope is the paramount of your trip to Italy....

how many books have you read in your entire life?

Meni you need a new line, and you should try to get out some.

I spent the day washing my cars, swimming in the pool, had lunch at the mall to scope out chicks, and now catching up on a little work.

Try it sometime.

:lol:

I used to love that song, " everybodys working for he weekend" By Loverboy back when I was in HIGH school.... B)

So whats up Meni, how's your weekend? :)

meni washes the tinfoil hat on the weekend!

I enjoyed a movie out (anchorman, not bad for a blockbuster comedy) and lunch with my girlfriend alfresco, will probably go to the beach around 9.

It's the weekend?

Movie good? I was heading to dinner and then a movie trying to decide which one....

I used to be like that ...

Then I realized you don't HAVE to work those 2 days, so why bother?!

Its amazing how much better monday is with 2 days off!

Movie good? I was heading to dinner and then a movie trying to decide which one.... [/b][/quote]
It's worth seeing, depends if you spew when you see cheaseball stuff. This has pleanty of cheeseball, but is pretty funny. Not much else on the lineup to see anyway. You'll recognize alot of stars in the movie, and alot of low-key up and commer stars. Made me laugh, but our theatre sells booze though, so ya never know :D

Meni you need a new line, and you should try to get out some.

I spent the day washing my cars, swimming in the pool, had lunch at the mall to scope out chicks, and now catching up on a little work.

Try it sometime.

:lol: [/b][/quote]
the board is still slow
you guys brag about the rev this board brings
i think you are full of shit

tin foil hat?
ha ha fuck you, you ugly goofball eyed loser

Never underestimate the need or the effectiveness of of tin foil.

Get your own AFDB

Personally I'm not taking any chances.
http://www.imagireal.com/gallery/foiled/CRW_0002_RT8

why do you have a pic of a dudes muscle in your avatar?

i thought you were straight

tin foil hat?
ha ha fuck you, you ugly goofball eyed loser [/b][/quote]
Meni, you have to let
Grogan be Grogan.
He reads the board well
And figures trashing you is
A good way to seem like one
Of the Big Dogs.

It is in the nature of
Colored girls to go
Doo, doo doo, doo doo, doo doo doo
Doo, doo doo, doo doo, doo doo doo
Doo, doo doo, doo doo, doo doo doo

The tin foil lobby probably should have
Paid more money to the Bush campaign.
The duct tape lobby did, and
Got an endorsement from Tom Ridge hizownself.

Rumors that there is a Haleburton connection
Will be covered on Stern on Thursday.

why do you have a pic of a dudes muscle in your avatar?

i thought you were straight [/b][/quote]
THATS ME
from internext
fubarwebmasteradventures pic
from Forest's party
ha

like I have a tin foil hat on cuz
I think Bush and Cheny are bullshit
just like 1/2 this nation does
cuz I think the admin sucks cock?
i'm a weirdo
ha

oprano is a no spin zone
its full of bullcrap bush supporters
I come out and point out articles to BACK UP my assertion that the admin is bad
and i get called a parrot
no my friends thats called EVIDENCE

I forgot to mention
you bring up Stern
well bring it up to the 18 milllion a week who listen in
bring it up to MikeW
who loves the show, but doesn't talk about it on oprano
so he doesn't lose a precious deal

meni,
marlon brando left 21.6 mils estate,
and no thanks to Haliburton....

Joe,

That is PATHETIC on so many levels mate....

Level #1
It's SO pathetic that you actually remember the song...

Level #2
It's MORE pathetic that you can even remember who sang it...

Level #3
It's EVEN MORE pathetic that we are BOTH old enough to have been in high school in the 80's

Level #4
It's MUCH MORE pathetic because I am sure I still have a copy of that album packed in a box somewhere.....

Level #5
It's MOST pathetic because I haven't owned a record player in 10 years.

:rolleyes: :unsure: :blink:

He he. Thanks for the memories - and who says weed destroys brain cells?

:ph34r:

Yeah, well, fuck you BOTH.

When I was in my 9th year in the Navy I saw the Who at Jack Murphy Stadium in San Diego.

John Cougar opend.

Loverboy followed.

High School ... gawdamned UTES, I tell you ...

Meni you need a new line, and you should try to get out some.

I spent the day washing my cars, swimming in the pool, had lunch at the mall to scope out chicks, and now catching up on a little work.

Try it sometime.

:lol: [/b][/quote]
you wash your cars, i wax my cars and my dolphin. :okthumb:

Hes really boring.

i cant wait for O&A's return.


Fred Norton is a genius.

the aliens cant hear my thoughts. i have a roll in every room

Shit, I am with you Meni, I think Bush will go down in History as the worst President ever....

and can not wit till they get out of office.....

Keep them Articles of Truth coming, I believe some here are starting to see the Light.

One thing we can all agree, Bush will be one of the best or worst Presidents. He will not be average...

One thing we can all agree, Bush will be one of the best or worst Presidents. He will not be average... [/b][/quote]
I agree Mike no one will ever call him average

Doggy,

Hmmmmm.

9th year in the Navy vs years that The Who toured the USA.

John Cougar stopped being John Cougar in the mid 80's (then John Cougar Mellencamp, then John Mellencamp, now nobody), and he was an opening act when you were there, I am sure (i.e. don't quote me) his first hit album with "Jack & Dianne" etc (thereby making him a headliner) was like 1981? ......

Loverboy was an afterthought... but as international stars they rose, peaked and died in the normal 80's fashion - about 7 minutes in the early 80's ('82 their peak?).....

Hmmmmm.

The concert, by my reckoning, must have been 1980/81, you say joined the Navy at 16/17 and had been in 9 years, so you must joined in like 71/72 and that would mean you would have been born around 55/56.

After working out the algorithm and doing the math I am figuring you are closer to 50 than 40.

And I have WAAAYYY to much time on my hands this afternoon.

:ph34r:

Now CuriousToyBoy,
Go a bit easy, there are still some fans in them there hills!!
:P

Hunny,

I like some of his stuff too.

But I was just stating fact - he is now a nobody.

Unless your stuff has been sampled and built upon you are pretty much gone and forgotten...

Damn, even Supertramp made #1 quicker as a remix than they did on new release!

:ph34r:

Nina Hagen was the last of the greats. :D

Fischerspooner is pretty decent.

Never did get into rock and roll.

Doggy,

Hmmmmm.

9th year in the Navy vs years that The Who toured the USA.

John Cougar stopped being John Cougar in the mid 80's (then John Cougar Mellencamp, then John Mellencamp, now nobody), and he was an opening act when you were there, I am sure (i.e. don't quote me) his first hit album with "Jack & Dianne" etc (thereby making him a headliner) was like 1981? ......

Loverboy was an afterthought... but as international stars they rose, peaked and died in the normal 80's fashion - about 7 minutes in the early 80's ('82 their peak?).....

Hmmmmm.

The concert, by my reckoning, must have been 1980/81, you say joined the Navy at 16/17 and had been in 9 years, so you must joined in like 71/72 and that would mean you would have been born around 55/56.

After working out the algorithm and doing the math I am figuring you are closer to 50 than 40.

And I have WAAAYYY to much time on my hands this afternoon.

:ph34r: [/b][/quote]
John cougar had an album out and a hit, called " aint even done with the night" before he made his success as john Cougar Mellencamp.... Just fyi ( I grew up in Indiana, and went to school with his cousin... I have been to his pink house in bloomington indiana several times as a kid growing up ( early high school and middle school days )

It was the fall of '82, and I was 20 when I joined the Navy. Joe is right ... he was just John Cougar when I saw him, then went to Cougar Melenkamp, and I believe is now just using his given name. It's a shame the guy could never break out of the pop mold, because he did have some talent.

And I am not going to tell you when the first two times I saw the Who were ... suffice it to say that the SECOND time was a few months after they had recorded the concert that became the "Live At Leeds" album.

I agree he had some good stuff, but he let his political views encumber his profesional views, and lost sight of the ambition for fame I believe..

Seventeen has turned thirty-five
I'm suprised that we're still livin'
If we've done any wrong
I hope that we're forgiven

Got a few kids on my own
And some days I still don't know what to do
I hope that they're not laughin' too loud
When they hear me talkin'
Like this to you

That's when a smoke was a smoke
And groovin' was groovin'
And dancin' meant everything
We were young and we were improvin'

Forgot to say hello to my neighbors
Check it out
Sometimes I question my own behavior
Check it out
Talkin' about the girls that we've seen on the sly
Just to tell our souls we're still the young lions

So check it out
Gettin' to drunk on saturdays
Check it out
Playin' football with the kids on sundays
Check it out
Soarin' with the eagles all week long
And this is all that we've learned about living
This is all that we've learned about living

I don't know what this has got to do with Oprano being closed on the weekends but it's good to see a little slower board on the weekend during summer (in North America) maybe means we're getting out and enjoying life

Beyond that ........

JCM was the one of the great American lyricists, as were Springsteen before him (see Greetings From Asbury Park) and (as much as it makes me ill to say) Bob Dylan

JCM caught a huge slice of American life and wrapped it tunefully, something many of us could relate to (especially us "old" guys with some head and heart)

From children to love affairs and old friends, American challenges (see entire Scarecrow album), to not so gracefully growing old.

We could consider the lyrics, our lives and our country, where we've been and we're we might go, sway with our lovers, have a damn good time and drink with friends to the soundtrack JCM provided

and I'd say Your Life Is Now ....

Would you teach your children to tell the truth
Would you take the high road if you could choose
Do you believe you're a victim of a great compromise
'Cause I believe you could change your mind and change our lives

Your life is now your life is now your life is now
In this undiscovered moment
Lift your head up above the crowd
We could shake this world
If you would only show us how
Your life is now

Would you teach your children to tell the truth
This is your time here to do what you will do

(apologies Vick, but its a favorite :) )

None needed B) :D