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    Quote Originally Posted by Bourne View Post
    I'm a hardcore metrosexual.

    I think...
    Doesn't that depend on your location? If you were located in, e.g., Spring Lake, NC, what would you be?

    [I know I know, I've heard the term metrosexual before. It's a de juour(sp) term, isn't it?]
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    i introduced Tina Turner to Buddhism and was also written about in her autobiography, "I, Tina".

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    Now I've got a huge corn on the outside of my right foot's big toe.

    No kidding.

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    I played the sousaphone in the Compton pep band.
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    Was that before or after William Hanna went there? As in, did you know him?
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    Quote Originally Posted by jazzbluescat View Post
    Doesn't that depend on your location? If you were located in, e.g., Spring Lake, NC, what would you be?

    [I know I know, I've heard the term metrosexual before. It's a de juour(sp) term, isn't it?]
    Spring Lake, North Carolina brings back memories for me since I spent a couple of years "doing time" at Fort Bragg. Good times.
    "...your body is not a temple, it's an amusement park. Enjoy the ride." - Anthony Bourdain

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blue Train View Post
    Was that before or after William Hanna went there? As in, did you know him?
    I don't think so. That was 1947-51.

    I knew James Coburn.
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    Quote Originally Posted by clinthopson View Post

    I knew James Coburn.
    That's just as cool in my book.
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    I am related to someone who actually knows what that Pynchon guy looks like. He even communicates with him.

    It's OLD SCHOOL style communication. Snail mail and ink are involved.
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    "There are two kinds of music. Good music, and the other kind."

    - Duke Ellington

    “Hatred is the coward's revenge for being intimidated.”

    - George Bernard Shaw

    "As iron is eaten away by rust, so the envious are consumed by their own passion."

    - Antisthenes

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    Lots of cool things, but I gotta say - gasp! Valerie, for the win!

    Bourne, I am curious about why you think you might be metrosexual. hee hee

    And, Steve, to answer your question. No, I really, really don't, except in the car. A couple years ago I was trying to plunk out Marley tunes - his earliest - on guitar though. I have love those songs for about 20 years now I think. What a songwriter! But a lot of drama being imposed by mentally ill alcohol abuser with a very bad heart for last couple years took all the wind out of my sails and I haven't felt like going back. Maybe one day when I feel better I will go back again. Don't know. I think that's way cool what you are doing with music though.

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    Got an 800 on the mathematics section of the SATs. Figured out the (easy) algorithm for determining the "sale of the century" price for items on the old "Sale of the Century" tv show hosted by Joe Garagiola, who was born on the same date ,February 12, 1926, as my father.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jimmy Cantiello View Post
    Spring Lake, North Carolina brings back memories for me since I spent a couple of years "doing time" at Fort Bragg. Good times.
    Lucky you....tsk. [Don't get me wrong what contact I've had with soldiers has always been positive, they're very respectful and polite, but this area is affectionately referred to as the "armpit of NC." I think mainly because of the fast food, fast money, etc., that always pops up around military installations.]

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    Quote Originally Posted by jazzbluescat View Post
    Lucky you....tsk. [Don't get me wrong what contact I've had with soldiers has always been positive, they're very respectful and polite, but this area is affectionately referred to as the "armpit of NC." I think mainly because of the fast food, fast money, etc., that always pops up around military installations.]
    And of course I spent a lot of time in Fayetteville as well, mostly at Haymarket Square Coffeehouse. That was1970-1972.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jimmy Cantiello View Post
    And of course I spent a lot of time in Fayetteville as well, mostly at Haymarket Square Coffeehouse. That was1970-1972.
    That was in the "Fayettenam" era, if I remember correctly. I played "upstairs" at the Playboy Club one time; thrilling for about five minutes.

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    I am exactly one inch shorter than I always thought I was. Drat!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by patricia View Post
    I am exactly one inch shorter than I always thought I was. Drat!!
    Oh gosh. I'm getting shorter with age, am about 2 1/2 inches shorter than a few years back.

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    Quote Originally Posted by patricia View Post
    I am exactly one inch shorter than I always thought I was. Drat!!
    I'm certain, Patricia, that like jazzbluescat says, you weren't mistaken all these years. Just that you have downsized a little bit. An inch isn't so bad. So far, I think the thing I hate most about aging is the greatly decreased calorie requirements. Apparently I am supposed to eat like a bird, a mere 1,000 calories, just to maintain. I have never been able to train myself to be a nibbler. Drat!

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    I realized recently that once I retire in a few years and am around a refrigerator all day, I have just what it takes to get really really fat.

    1. I'm almost always hungry.
    2. I'm almost always tired.


    Those seem like key ingredients. I told my wife there's a chance she might not recognize me after a couple of years. She thinks she could just leave me if I gained, say, 600 pounds. But I'm thinking I might be so big she couldn't get near a door.
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    I wake up very close to 6:00AM on the dot every day with upper arm pain from a neck issue.
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    Quote Originally Posted by steve(thelil) View Post
    I wake up very close to 6:00AM on the dot every day with upper arm pain from a neck issue.

    Are you sure you're not having a daily heart attack? Just sayin'.
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    I go to sleep at 1 AM and am up promptly at 6 AM. Seems five hours sleep is all I need, unless I do something strenuous during the day like mow the lawn or have a date.

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    Quote Originally Posted by walto View Post
    I realized recently that once I retire in a few years and am around a refrigerator all day, I have just what it takes to get really really fat.

    1. I'm almost always hungry.
    2. I'm almost always tired.


    Those seem like key ingredients. I told my wife there's a chance she might not recognize me after a couple of years. She thinks she could just leave me if I gained, say, 600 pounds. But I'm thinking I might be so big she couldn't get near a door.

    I've been retired about six or senen years and have lost 60 lbs. Let me be your role model.
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    I don't do facts. I did do this, though.
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    Nice, Dave.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr Dave View Post
    I don't do facts. I did do this, though.
    Very cool. Nicely done, Doc.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Valerie View Post
    i introduced Tina Turner to Buddhism and was also written about in her autobiography, "I, Tina".
    We've got a winner!
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    I once rode up the highway to the legendary club, Lennie's On The Turnpike, with my friend Jim, the driver, on my left and on my right.....Charles Mingus. We had picked him up on the highway as he was walking to the gig (he still had a couple of miles to go and it was a cold November day!).
    "Being Irish, he had an abiding sense of tragedy, which sustained him through temporary periods of joy" - Yeats

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    Quote Originally Posted by JPF View Post
    I once rode up the highway to the legendary club, Lennie's On The Turnpike, with my friend Jim, the driver, on my left and on my right.....Charles Mingus. We had picked him up on the highway as he was walking to the gig (he still had a couple of miles to go and it was a cold November day!).
    well, JPF, yours is the winner to me!!!

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