SteveS
23 years ago
PMoreno ... thanks ... I'm much happier being an Idea Man than a singer anyway ... lol ...

As a matter of fact, I've got an idea right now ... I think it'd be a good idea for me to get to work before my boss gets the idea I don't have enough to do ... lol
sammydaddy
23 years ago
Steve, the last time I heard you sing I thought you ought to be on the stage........next on leaves in ten minutes.
SteveS
23 years ago
OK, OK ... I can take a hint ... I'll be on the first Wells Fargo wagon outta Dodge ...
E-Chick
23 years ago
550025: Looks like this thread went astray! But thanks for the opportunity to find out who should sing in the choir and who should just preach! HEHEHEH!
E-Chick
23 years ago
BTW, who's bob?
550025
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23 years ago
Sorry to spoil the party and get back on track, but I couldn't wait to open a box of Magic Mountains that just arrived. Just burned my 1st and I now have a very large vein running through the middle of my forehead. Tough on the draw. Outstanding flavor but bot their "cheerleader tight". Maybe I'll take ya'll's advise and put them up for a few months.

Appreciate the replys.
RICKAMAVEN
23 years ago
delarob

toby has been with the sweet adelines for 25 + years and i can look up at the trophy shelf and see some first places in the quartet competition. if you like women's barbershop, i can look for a record by the "cracker jills" and put it on tape for you. i also have a great parody done by the "crown city four".

while i was waiting for the letters to appear, (see another post about my keyboard being ****.) i looked through my records* and found the crown city four, but not the cracker jills. i did find a copy of the "realist" from 1965 and "the melodies of jan august. let me know if you want a copy [email protected]




*record - a storge unit usually for music consisting of a round 8 10" or 12" plastic like disk, usually black in color, with a hole in the middle large enough to fit on the spindle of a "record player*"









record player - a device for producing sound from "records" (see above)it had a flat surface with a spindle in the middle that turned the records in a circle. sound was produced by draging a needle across the surface of the "record" by turning the device, with the needle inserted in a vibrating device which reproduced the sound. the turning was accomplished by the use of a clock spring, which was wound and as it unwound, the record turned in a circle.
delarob
23 years ago
Sounds good to me. I'll make up a return package.
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