Be careful driving at night

[Rich Koster]

[video=youtube;yuY44PHC0wI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yuY44PHC0wI[/video]

 

[Marrow Man]

I believe, in that video, I saw cat brains.

 

[Rich Koster]

And what may have been in the kitty's belly (Josh fills in patented response) ?

 

[Marrow Man]

I would not dare refer to rodent cerebellum and risk copyright infringement!

Feline frontal lobe is so much safer!

 

[Rich Koster]

Don't most congregations carry an umbrella policy to cover their pastor for such occasions

 

[Galatians220]

Brings back lovely memories for me. Loudon Wainwright was the "artist;" "Dead Skunk," for some reason, got a lot of airplay here in 1972. I liked it; my father hated it. I played the 45 r.p.m. of it relentlessly.

The inimitable Mr. Wainwright, singing his charming, evocative ballad at a concert in Germany in '84:

[video=youtube;doqTSev-_lQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=doqTSev-_lQ[/video]

Margaret

 

[Rich Koster]

Brings back lovely memories for me. Loudon Wainwright was the "artist;" "Dead Skunk," for some reason, got a lot of airplay here in 1972. I liked it; my father hated it. I played the 45 r.p.m. of it relentlessly.

The inimitable Mr. Wainwright, singing his charming, evocative ballad at a concert in Germany in '84:

YouTube - Loudon Wainwright performs Dead Skunk at Rockpalast Germany

Margaret

45's.... brings back memories. I still have a 45 case with John, Paul, George & Ringo's pictures and signatures on it. Probably would go good on E bay.

 

[Galatians220]

45's.... brings back memories. I still have a 45 case with John, Paul, George & Ringo's pictures and signatures on it. Probably would go good on E bay.

It would, for sure. Actually, it's probably more of a *family heirloom.* You might want to hang onto it for a few more years...

Where's the record???



Margaret

 

[Rich Koster]

45's.... brings back memories. I still have a 45 case with John, Paul, George & Ringo's pictures and signatures on it. Probably would go good on E bay.

It would, for sure. Actually, it's probably more of a *family heirloom.* You might want to hang onto it for a few more years...

Where's the record???



Margaret

It is empty, the heavy weight of my cheap 70's turntable arm ,wore them out. I have some 33's of audiophile quality still in my possesion though. The case was made by Charter Industries NYC.

 

[Lady of the Lake]

I believe, in that video, I saw cat brains.

Oooh, oooh, oooh that rhymes with rat brains.