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245.1 | | SCHOOL::RIEU | Support DCU Petition Candidates | Wed Mar 04 1992 11:06 | 2 |
| My pick is 8:22
Denny
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245.2 | | FDCV07::KING | Lebanon NH, the pits of the world!!! | Wed Mar 04 1992 11:40 | 3 |
| And yor are wrong Denny...
10:12
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245.3 | humm the theme song from Jaws | CTHQ3::LEARY | Beano:PreventGasBeforeItStarts | Wed Mar 04 1992 11:50 | 3 |
| 9:45
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245.4 | 12:45 is my guess | TNPUBS::MCCULLOUGH | Lindsey's gonna be a sister!!! | Wed Mar 04 1992 12:11 | 0 |
245.5 | | SALES::THILL | | Wed Mar 04 1992 12:15 | 1 |
| 11:18 am
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245.6 | | 7389::FARLEY | Son,you can make hundreds o'dollars... | Wed Mar 04 1992 12:25 | 2 |
| Tomorrow 12:37 (after lunch)
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245.7 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Assault with a Friendly Weapon | Wed Mar 04 1992 12:38 | 9 |
| C'mon guys,
anybody figgers out wacher talkin' about and this'll get keelt quicker
than the dwar....oops, well you know the note.
Sheesh, no questions yet??????
JaKe
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245.8 | | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | YouDownWithRichieHebner? | Wed Mar 04 1992 12:50 | 1 |
| How come you don't like Barry Bonds?
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245.9 | | CELTIK::JACOB | World S.H. speed record holder! | Wed Mar 04 1992 12:53 | 15 |
|
>> How come you don't like Barry Bonds?
Slasher, it would take up TOO much disk space if I started listing all
of the reasons why I dislike Mr. "Mentally 11 Yrs. Old" Bond.
So, I'll list the reasons TO like him:
1. None
Thanks
JaKe
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245.10 | | SCHOOL::RIEU | Support DCU Petition Candidates | Wed Mar 04 1992 12:58 | 2 |
| So Jake, how do you think Bonilla will do this year?
Denny
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245.11 | | RUGBY1::way | You'll be left with empty arms | Wed Mar 04 1992 13:02 | 6 |
| Jake,
Are you and Jeff Needle, REALLY twin sons of different mothers?????
'Saw
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245.12 | | SASE::SZABO | | Wed Mar 04 1992 13:36 | 2 |
| Did Jeff Needle actually like anyone at last night's get-together?
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245.13 | Write - Lock this stupid note! | RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JO | Getting Rich: The United Way | Wed Mar 04 1992 13:36 | 5 |
| This NOTE is stupid. Moderators, please write-lock it!
Thank you,
JD
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245.14 | | RUGBY1::way | You'll be left with empty arms | Wed Mar 04 1992 13:49 | 1 |
| There's JD again, just bashing away 8^)
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245.15 | JD's the Anti-Noter! | SASE::SZABO | | Wed Mar 04 1992 13:51 | 1 |
|
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245.16 | | RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JO | Getting Rich: The United Way | Wed Mar 04 1992 14:06 | 6 |
|
Stop this stupid note!
It's subpeona time, Hawk!
JD
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245.17 | 8^) | CTHQ3::LEARY | Beano:PreventGasBeforeItStarts | Wed Mar 04 1992 14:16 | 6 |
| Hawk,
Yup, Needle liked the onion rings.
MikeL
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245.18 | | CELTIK::JACOB | World S.H. speed record holder! | Wed Mar 04 1992 15:09 | 10 |
|
>> So Jake, how do you think Bonilla will do this year?
> Denny
Hopefully, he'll hit .231, with 6 HR's and 16 RBI, whilst comitting 183
errors on the weed outfield at Shea Stadium.
JaKe
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245.19 | | CELTIK::JACOB | dan'l ain't getting near MY daughter | Wed Mar 04 1992 15:15 | 10 |
|
>>Are you and Jeff Needle, REALLY twin sons of different mothers?????
If we ARE, I'm peaved 'cause he got ALL the hair.
If we are, which of us is the Arnold Schwarzenegger(sp?) and which is
the Danny DeVito?????
JaKe
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245.20 | | RUGBY1::way | KO: we're 2 legit 2 quit | Wed Mar 04 1992 15:17 | 5 |
| Ah, Jake, I was thinking more along the lines of Abbott and Costello
instead of Schwarzeneggar and DeVito....
'Saw
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245.21 | | CELTIK::JACOB | dan'l ain't getting near MY daughter | Wed Mar 04 1992 15:17 | 10 |
|
>>Did Jeff Needle actually like anyone at last night's get-together?
Hawk,
He did smile ALL night long, but that could've been gas.
JaKe
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245.22 | | SALEM::TIMMONS | Where's Waldo? | Wed Mar 04 1992 15:32 | 3 |
| Jake, good thing you DON't read them physics, they smell awful!
lEe
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245.23 | | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | YouDownWithRichieHebner? | Wed Mar 04 1992 15:33 | 1 |
245.24 | | 7389::FARLEY | Son,you can make hundreds o'dollars... | Wed Mar 04 1992 15:37 | 10 |
| JaKe,
Howcome I'm the only one left? (tomorrow 12:37)
hep moi,
I remain,
a landlubber who can't go ta MIAMI!!!! :*(
Kev
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245.25 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Just DON'T light a match!! | Wed Mar 04 1992 15:37 | 11 |
245.26 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Just DON'T light a match!! | Wed Mar 04 1992 15:38 | 8 |
|
>>Howcome I'm the only one left? (tomorrow 12:37)
'Cause Ipromised to be a good little(ha) noter in this note and keep
it on the up and up.
JaKe
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245.27 | | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | YouDownWithRichieHebner? | Wed Mar 04 1992 15:40 | 1 |
| I bet the "over line", so let's keep it clean for another day.
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245.28 | | 7389::FARLEY | Son,you can make hundreds o'dollars... | Wed Mar 04 1992 15:41 | 9 |
|
JaKe,
What was the name of the song/group BobH said MorT played in da cah?
I remain,
I don't remember,
Kev
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245.29 | | PLUGH::NEEDLE | Money talks. Mine says "Good-Bye!" | Wed Mar 04 1992 15:41 | 4 |
| You can all bite me. By the way, it was 9:21.
Kev remains
Obnoxious.
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245.30 | | CTHQ3::LEARY | Beano:PreventGasBeforeItStarts | Wed Mar 04 1992 15:42 | 3 |
| Kev,
Da post 18 Heiny Pogies??
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245.31 | | 7389::FARLEY | Son,you can make hundreds o'dollars... | Wed Mar 04 1992 15:45 | 17 |
|
okay Mr. Neddle, see if *I* ever share my crackers and cheese wif you
ever again!
JaKe, It's time for "Get Down and Dirty"!
Howcome MtM wimped out for the umpteenth time today and ain't gonna
show at T.O.P.??????
I remain(ed)
till the end,
Kev
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245.32 | | TNPUBS::MCCULLOUGH | Lindsey's gonna be a sister!!! | Wed Mar 04 1992 16:11 | 5 |
| re: .28
Da Pixies
(I was the one not drinking lasted night)
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245.33 | | EARRTH::BROOKS | Software : Art Of The State | Wed Mar 04 1992 16:12 | 3 |
| WILL the Cleveland Browns ever win anything ?
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245.34 | | EARRTH::BROOKS | Software : Art Of The State | Wed Mar 04 1992 16:12 | 1 |
| WILL the Cadverliers EVER make the NBA Finals ?
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245.35 | Debbils ! | EARRTH::BROOKS | Software : Art Of The State | Wed Mar 04 1992 16:12 | 1 |
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245.36 | | CTHQ3::LEARY | Beano:PreventGasBeforeItStarts | Wed Mar 04 1992 16:24 | 9 |
| Pixies,Pogies, heck Bob, they all start with P, which is the
associative consonant for beer consumption. 8^)
And Doc,
The last three notes will go a long way to quickening the
anticipated sentence of this topic! 8^)
MikeL
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245.37 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Just DON'T light a match!! | Wed Mar 04 1992 17:41 | 8 |
|
>>WILL the Cleveland Browns ever win anything ?
If so, it'll probably be before the Oilers ever do.
JaKe
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245.38 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Just DON'T light a match!! | Wed Mar 04 1992 17:42 | 10 |
|
>>WILL the Cadverliers EVER make the NBA Finals ?
Just what does a Chevy have to do with backsketball???
Seriously, I don't follow backsketball, so I have no idea.
JaKe
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245.39 | | RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JO | Getting Rich: The United Way | Wed Mar 04 1992 17:42 | 4 |
| PLEASE WRITE-LOCK THIS STUPID, NON-SPORTS RELATED NOTE THAT IS ONLY
HERE TO SATIFY THE EGO OF ONE OF OUR NOTERS!
JD as a republican.
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245.40 | | FDCV07::KING | Lebanon NH, the pits of the world!!! | Wed Mar 04 1992 17:43 | 4 |
| That never stop you before Jake!!!!:-}
REK
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245.41 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Just DON'T light a match!! | Wed Mar 04 1992 17:50 | 5 |
| Jealous, eh JD??
JaKe
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245.42 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Just DON'T light a match!! | Wed Mar 04 1992 17:52 | 10 |
|
>>That never stop you before Jake!!!!:-}
Low, REK {sniff}, Low.
sadly
JaKe
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245.43 | | RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JO | Getting Rich: The United Way | Wed Mar 04 1992 17:53 | 8 |
| HJake -
I have money on Monday Morning, so I figure the more I plead that this
get shut down, the more unlikely it will.
HTH.
JD
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245.44 | | FRETZ::HEISER | lightning flashing east to west | Wed Mar 04 1992 18:34 | 9 |
| 1. What wrong with "Free Chicken and Beer" for a band name?
2. How will the Red Sox do this year?
3. Is this country ready for another freakin lunatic liberal democrat
president?
4. Who will win the Celtics-Bulls matchup in the Eastern Conference
finals?
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245.45 | | RUGBY1::way | You'll be left with empty arms | Wed Mar 04 1992 18:44 | 7 |
| Jake,
Could you ask Mike Heiser to mail me a pointer to all those wonderful .gif
files that he has. I lost the other one.......
'Saw (who's practicing to take Hawk's place should the need arise)
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245.46 | | SASE::SZABO | | Wed Mar 04 1992 19:04 | 13 |
| MikeH, since you've publicly stated many times that you'll have nothing
to do with alcohol, you probably shouldn't have "Beer" in the name of
your band. Maybe you should replace it with "manna". :-)
How 'bout "Release Barabas", in keeping with the Lenten theme. Or, as
Baba Wawa would say, "Wewease Bawaabas"!
Or, how 'bout "Beelzebub's Revenge" or "Dreaded Druid"? :-)
Someone please stop me...
Hawk
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245.47 | | MCIS1::DHAMEL | Forgot to cut my imbecilical cord | Wed Mar 04 1992 19:05 | 7 |
|
> Someone please stop me...
I suspect the mod's will do this momentarily.
Dickstah
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245.48 | it's a joke son | FRETZ::HEISER | lightning flashing east to west | Wed Mar 04 1992 19:15 | 1 |
| Okay, how about "Free Chicken and O'Dooles" (sp?)
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245.49 | Musta kilt those cells off | 7389::FARLEY | Son,you can make hundreds o'dollars... | Wed Mar 04 1992 19:37 | 13 |
| JaKe,
Would you happen to remember that little diddy Slasher said last
night? Somethang to do with a skin bus or somethang? Ahl be darned
but I don't remember what it was and it's been bugging me all day.
Sure would like a refresher - what was it????
I remain,
synapsilly challenged,
Kev
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245.50 | | SCHOOL::RIEU | Support DCU Petition Candidates | Wed Mar 04 1992 19:41 | 2 |
| Scalp massage?
Not Jake
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245.51 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Bound for Moomooland... | Wed Mar 04 1992 19:47 | 7 |
| Can you forward the memo with KO saying DEC was "2 legit 2 quit?"
I bet on Friday at 10:15.
What's wrong with American Gladiators?
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245.52 | | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | Carolina Blew? They SUCKED! | Wed Mar 04 1992 20:25 | 11 |
| re .28
Yes I played the Pixies for Bob "Witch" Hunt, forget which album.
But, I think the album that made such a impression on his brain, the
one I played reel loud as I sped, drunk and smoking cigs, thru the
dark streets a downtown Minny, was none other than Sonic Youth's
"Daydream Nation." And the cut that probably tore him up so bad was
"Across the Water," one a the great guitar-groove tunes a all time.
MrT
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245.53 | | FDCV07::KING | Lebanon NH, the pits of the world!!! | Thu Mar 05 1992 11:46 | 5 |
| Jake, my wife tells me she has PMS...
WHat is PMS and how can have have her treated for it?
REK
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245.54 | | MCIS1::DHAMEL | Forgot to cut my imbecilical cord | Thu Mar 05 1992 12:18 | 10 |
|
PMS is Pre-Minstral Syndrome, characterized by the uncontrollable urge
to play the banjo, sing "Swannee River", and tell corny jokes through
a delusion known as "The Interlocoteur."
There is no cure, but keep all makup and sheet music under lock and key
to minimize the symptoms.
Dickstah, for Jake
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245.55 | | RUGBY1::way | KO says: "We're 2 legit 2 quit" | Thu Mar 05 1992 12:35 | 26 |
| Kev,
"Driving the skin bus through tuna town"
MrT,
You smoke cigarettes? Oh, disappointment of disappointments.
At least tell me they're a mainly brand like Lucky Strike or
unfiltered Camels...
MikeH,
How 'bout just "Free Chicken". However, you should be aware
of the various connotations of the word "Chicken", one of the
most notable of which is in Willie Dixon's "Backdoor Man":
All you men eat your pork and beans,
I eat more chicken than you've ever seen,
I am a backdoor man, I am a backdoor man,
What the men don' know, the little girls understand....
Hope this heps!
'Saw
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245.56 | I interpreted dat as cigars, 'Saw | CTHQ3::LEARY | Beano:PreventGasBeforeItStarts | Thu Mar 05 1992 13:00 | 1 |
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245.57 | | RUGBY1::way | I'm a crawlin' King snake baby... | Thu Mar 05 1992 13:07 | 9 |
| Oh, I never thought of that.
Down here, cigs has always meant cigarettes since I was a little kid.
Now, a stogie, that's a different story....8^)
'Saw
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245.58 | | SALEM::TIMMONS | Where's Waldo? | Thu Mar 05 1992 14:45 | 5 |
| HA HA HA, Diskstah, you are crazy, man!!!111
Ha ha, what a great reply. :*)
lEe
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245.59 | REAL meaning of PMS | AXIS::CHAPPEL | For DUTY and HUMANITY | Thu Mar 05 1992 15:06 | 6 |
| REK,
PMS is more commonly refered to as Post MARITAL Syndrome.
HTH
Chap
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245.60 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Just DON'T light a match!! | Thu Mar 05 1992 17:39 | 12 |
| 1. The network is moving as fast as 'Saw going end to end on the Rugby
pitch, so I cain't answer all of the previous ??? in here from today,
but I'll get them nexted week when I'm back in Pgh and on second shift
again.
2. PMS--what makes 2-1/2 weeks a month hell in my house.
had more to go with the lasted statement but I made some guarantees
about this thing and I ain't going against me word.
JaKe
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245.61 | Lee this is just for you ? | OURGNG::RIGGEN | Free Ivan the terrible | Fri Mar 06 1992 14:15 | 1 |
| How many sports noters will be eligable for the Early Retirement Package ?
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245.62 | fer the old pharts | CELTIK::JACOB | Goin' Home for some I & I | Fri Mar 06 1992 14:25 | 7 |
|
>>How many sports noters will be eligable for the Early Retirement Package ?
Here's one I cain't answer!! ANy help????
JaKe
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245.63 | :-) | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Mets in '92 | Fri Mar 06 1992 15:34 | 6 |
| Jake, its your note, answer the question, if it is a confident enough
answer everyone will believe you even if it is a crock of ...
The Crazy Met
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245.64 | | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | You are incapable of shame | Fri Mar 06 1992 19:19 | 11 |
| JaKe,
The Princeton global weather model has been criticized by some for
its lack of vertical dimensioning in its model. Don't you agree that
when modeling biosperhic phenomena that it's damned silly to treat
mathematically some 75,000 vertical feet as if it were two dimensional?
As a follow on: Is this why the media-conscious Dean Smif' has a flat
haid?
MrT
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245.65 | ask and ye shall be answered - can't believe I'm helping out a Pirates fan | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Mets in '92 | Sun Mar 08 1992 20:05 | 14 |
| re: .64
Just to help out Jake a bit. Weather prediction is so unpredicatable,
certainly long term (ie more than 48 hours or so) that it probalby
makes little difference if models are simplified to 2 dimensions rather
than 3. Considering the incredible number of simultaneous equations
that are needed to get a weather forecast adding another dimension may
very well make it impossible to do the necessary calculations in a
reasonable amount of time.
Jake, T-mans second question is all yours.
The Crazy Met
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245.66 | from the Boston Phoenix | 16421::HEISER | sing this song because of you | Mon Mar 09 1992 18:57 | 1 |
| Tonight at The Channel: "Free Chicken & Beer"!
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245.67 | | 28918::JACOB | Goin' Home for some I & I | Mon Mar 09 1992 18:58 | 17 |
|
>>its lack of vertical dimensioning in its model. Don't you agree that
>>when modeling biosperhic phenomena that it's damned silly to treat
>>mathematically some 75,000 vertical feet as if it were two dimensional?
Mr "T"
I give advice. I ain't Mr. Wizard. Sheez read .0!!!!
>>As a follow on: Is this why the media-conscious Dean Smif' has a flat
>>haid?
Nah, it's because his parents used to hold him up by the feet and drop
him on his haid hoping to knock some sense into him.
JaKe
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245.68 | | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | Plato,Homer,Voltaire,BobKnight | Tue Mar 10 1992 18:23 | 10 |
| RaKe,
No doubt you've read about declining SAT and science/math test scores
among American youth. Question: What demographic group (inner-city,
suburban, black, white) accounts for the bulk a this slide?
And quit moaning about what joe mission is and just answer the
questions I axe.
MrT
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245.69 | | NAC::G_WAUGAMAN | | Tue Mar 10 1992 18:28 | 11 |
|
> No doubt you've read about declining SAT and science/math test scores
> among American youth. Question: What demographic group (inner-city,
> suburban, black, white) accounts for the bulk a this slide?
From what I've read, the group in decline is white males (separated
from white females, where math scores are improving slowly in closing
the math gap between males and females).
glenn
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245.70 | | RUGBY1::way | Son House RULES! | Tue Mar 10 1992 18:43 | 5 |
| Actually, a better question (not that yours wasn't good MrT) would be
How are we gonna fix the problem....
'Saw
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245.71 | | RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JO | Death or Glory... | Tue Mar 10 1992 18:45 | 7 |
| Saw -
Fix the problem. Well first run a fine steel wool over the wood, taking
care not to gouge or scratch it, then you'd - darn - wrong notes file
again!
JD
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245.72 | | RUGBY1::way | Son House RULES! | Tue Mar 10 1992 18:48 | 11 |
| JD,
You must've thought you were in the Home Work file. That got shut down
because a certain zipper, er, uh, SPORTSnoter was asking bad questions....
btw, I saw 36 Red Sox tickets offered for sale in a notesfile the other
day, but I can't remember which one....
'Saw
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245.73 | | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | Plato,Homer,Voltaire,BobKnight | Tue Mar 10 1992 18:48 | 17 |
| Dagnabit Waugamain didn't axe YOU. You ruined it. I was gonna elicit
a wrong answer from RaKe and make him look bad but no you have to come
along and ruin it.
ANSWER: The erosion comes primarily for the upper quartile of students
(in terms of ability), coming primarily from white suburban kids. There
has also been some erosion among middle achievers, but less than that
seen among the best and the brightest.
Poor kids, black, inner-city, whatever, have in fact raised their
scores dramatically.
Note: The percentage of students taking the SAT remained relatively
stable over the period sampled (through '87), including inner-city
kids. There has been a surge of SAT takers since then.
MrT
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245.74 | Jes' lookin' after my buddy JaKe, you troublemaker you... | NAC::G_WAUGAMAN | | Tue Mar 10 1992 18:51 | 1 |
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245.75 | | RUGBY1::way | Son House RULES! | Tue Mar 10 1992 18:54 | 17 |
| I have a question: (And this is a SERIOUS question)
How come, every evening when I sit down to watch a little
television, I see some lady who looks like she doesn't even
KNOW what she's talking about, shilling Gyne-Lotrimin, or
Anti-Infecti-Lotrimin, or whatever the lastest "cure" is
for vaginal yeast infections, yet at the same time, I never
see any burley, sweaty men, shilling products to cure
jock itch?
Secondly, if gyne-lotrimin is a CURE, how come you keep having
to buy it?
'Saw
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245.76 | anyone else notice ths | RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JO | Death or Glory... | Tue Mar 10 1992 18:56 | 7 |
| Saw
This is not related to your previous note. But, has anyone else
noticed that advertisement for wart removal products has virtually
disappeared. I haven't seen a Compound W ad in years.
JD
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245.77 | | RUGBY1::way | Son House RULES! | Tue Mar 10 1992 18:57 | 7 |
| People don't get warts any more?
But you're right.... Now that you mention it....
'Saw
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245.78 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Send Solar Panel Wax, Soon!!! | Tue Mar 10 1992 19:09 | 11 |
|
>>ANSWER: The erosion comes primarily for the upper quartile of students
>>(in terms of ability), coming primarily from white suburban kids. There
>>has also been some erosion among middle achievers, but less than that
>>seen among the best and the brightest.
And hear I sat thinking it was the Nerds that was the source of the
whole problem.
JaKe
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245.79 | | PATE::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Tue Mar 10 1992 19:13 | 1 |
| 'Saw your obviously watching the wrong channels.
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245.80 | Where's Dr. Tommy? | SCHOOL::RIEU | Support DCU Petition Candidates | Tue Mar 10 1992 19:16 | 2 |
| ..and how about this stuff 'Scalpicin'? Does Isiah know about it?
Denny
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245.81 | | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | | Tue Mar 10 1992 19:16 | 5 |
| How come sportscasters say "Nobody wants to play <insert team
name here> in the first round of the playoffs", and why don't they
want to play them?
/Don
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245.82 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Send Solar Panel Wax, Soon!!! | Tue Mar 10 1992 19:18 | 40 |
|
>> How come, every evening when I sit down to watch a little
>> television, I see some lady who looks like she doesn't even
>> KNOW what she's talking about, shilling Gyne-Lotrimin, or
>> Anti-Infecti-Lotrimin, or whatever the lastest "cure" is
>> for vaginal yeast infections, yet at the same time, I never
>> see any burley, sweaty men, shilling products to cure
>> jock itch?
'Saw, I been wondering this for ages. Ya see these ads for feminine
deoderants, Tampax, Gyne-Lotrimin, Maxi-pads, Mini-pads, micro-mini
pads, etc... all over the tube. The latest in the line of these things
is the "semicid" vaginal contraceptive inserts. I wanna puke every
time one of these ads come on, but it seems that it's fine and dandy to
have these on the tube prime time.
Now if there was some big dude standing there hawking Cruex, or some
other jock-itch spray/ointment/powder, in prime time, or selling
Trojans, the networks would be lit up with a zillion calls from people
saying these were "inappropriate" for family viewing. Methinks most of
these calls would be from the targets of the former type of ads.
CAUTION: the following is MY opinion, and not necessarily those of the
management:
Me thinks that if a guy watches an ad and says "Yuck", the powers that
be figure it's still OK to show, but if a female watches it and says
"Yuck", they can the ad and look for a new approach.
>> Secondly, if gyne-lotrimin is a CURE, how come you keep having
>> to buy it?
Sorta like the "lifetime warranties" you see on some products. Read
between the lines, cause it's job security for some. Also, some of
these infections cain be transmit to the female from her sexual
partners.
JaKe
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245.83 | | SCHOOL::RIEU | Support DCU Petition Candidates | Tue Mar 10 1992 19:21 | 2 |
| How come they give traffic reports on TV news shows?
Denny
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245.84 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Send Solar Panel Wax, Soon!!! | Tue Mar 10 1992 19:23 | 9 |
|
>> How come they give traffic reports on TV news shows?
>> Denny
As a service to their listening public.
JaKe
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245.85 | | EARRTH::BROOKS | Money don't matter 2 night ... | Tue Mar 10 1992 20:13 | 4 |
| FaKe,
Are there _really_ little tiny people inside the TV set, and where do
they go when I change channels ?
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245.86 | | IAMOK::WASKOM | Goofy's Mom | Tue Mar 10 1992 20:18 | 19 |
| In all seriousness on the vaginal yeast infection thingie.
Partners spread it between themselves, and if your partner is being
treated for it, you probably should be to. Ask the physician who
originally diagnosed it.
Some women are more susceptible to these types of infections than
others. It may be related to diet, climate, or individual body
chemistry (among other things). The over-the-counter remedies don't
work for everyone, but for susceptible women for whom a minimum dosage
clears up the problem for a couple of months, it can be a god-send.
I'm *always* uncomfortable when there are "feminine hygiene" product
ads on the tube. I'd rather see condom ads - and Fox has broken
through the taboo barrier and accepted some. Hopefully the other
networks will follow.
A&W
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245.87 | | JARETH::YANKOWSKAS | Orioles in '92 | Tue Mar 10 1992 20:30 | 7 |
| re jock itch ads, didn't Jim Burt do one a few years ago? (or am I
thinking of some other product?)
I'll second A&Ws advice in the second paragraph of .86.
py
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245.88 | | PLUGH::NEEDLE | Money talks. Mine says "Good-Bye!" | Tue Mar 10 1992 20:54 | 10 |
245.89 | | CELTIK::JACOB | | Tue Mar 10 1992 22:48 | 11 |
|
>>Are there _really_ little tiny people inside the TV set,
Simply put, NO!!
There aren't enuf of them that look the same so's that everybody cain
have the same show on.
JaKe
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245.90 | Dumb???? | 7389::FARLEY | Son,you can make hundreds o'dollars... | Wed Mar 11 1992 00:31 | 9 |
| JaKe,
I plead ignorant,,,
Z'acly wot is a yeast infection?
I remain,
perplexed by the feminine stuff,
Kev
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245.91 | | CELTIK::JACOB | | Wed Mar 11 1992 00:42 | 9 |
|
>>Z'acly wot is a yeast infection?
I ain't a doctor, so I cain't give ya the technical poop on whut it is,
BUT, I do know it has nothing to do with baking bread.
JaKe
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245.92 | | RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JO | Death or Glory... | Wed Mar 11 1992 02:27 | 17 |
| re: Condom ads
I saw a couple of absolutely brilliant, funny, and most important -
easy to understand condom ads the other night. Unfortunately they were
from Danish TV. The story was how the US has such a large amount of
teenage STD's - while Denmark has hardly any. Good stuff.
Re Da Prom.
The last one I went to was the worst. I was in college and dating a
H.S. senior (she was about a year younger...) - I went to her prom -
what a dweeb of a time. Even though I was a little older than some of
them, here I was living away from home in another state, and they were
getting all excited about sneaking beers and staying out late. Oh
well.
JD
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245.93 | | CELTIK::JACOB | | Wed Mar 11 1992 02:49 | 13 |
|
>> How come sportscasters say "Nobody wants to play <insert team
>>name here> in the first round of the playoffs", and why don't they
>>want to play them?
Sometimes the lesser known teams suprize the big name teams in the
early rounds. Big upsets.
Othere than that, it's just announcer rhetoric that flows and flows
every year, year after year.
JaKe
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245.94 | | USCTR2::NAHEARN | | Wed Mar 11 1992 11:45 | 10 |
| Jake,
If a tree falls in the forest and there's no one around to hear it...
......you know the rest......what's up with that?
Cliff Clavins of the world deen to wonk,
Nelly
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245.95 | | RUGBY1::way | Son House RULES! | Wed Mar 11 1992 12:40 | 15 |
| The Jim Burt ad was for athlete's foot. I guess it's okay to hawk something
a guy puts on his feet, but not on his scrotum. And I'd be willing to
bet that more guys get jock itch than wimmins get vaginal yeast infections.
Condom ads -- they SHOULD have them. Sometimes our puritanical roots really
bite us in the a__....
Denny, the traffic reports on TV are for two kinds of people: rich ones,
who ride in limos and watch TV and can tell their driver, and Nervous Nelly
Wives, who wonder why hubby isn't home yet...
'Saw
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245.96 | | USCTR2::NAHEARN | | Wed Mar 11 1992 15:56 | 7 |
| 'Saw,
I partially resemble that remark!!!
Nelly
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245.97 | | CAMONE::WAY | Son House RULES! | Wed Mar 11 1992 16:16 | 17 |
| > I partially resemble that remark!!!
>
>
> Nelly
Whoa Nelly! (We had a sportcaster on Channel 3 that used to say that
a lot).
I never gave that a thought...
Actually, Nervous Nelly has a companion, Gutsy Gert, who is forever telling
Nelly to get some guts...8^)
'Saw
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245.98 | | CELTIK::JACOB | | Wed Mar 11 1992 19:19 | 17 |
|
>>If a tree falls in the forest and there's no one around to hear it...
>>......you know the rest......what's up with that?
It was made up by somebody trying to mess with your mind.
Sound waves don't discriminate whether there's somebody to enjoy them.
heck, the same thing could apply to:
If ya pass gas whilst you're sleeping, is it noisy.
Oops, almost overstepping my boundaries here
JaKe
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245.99 | | PATE::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Wed Mar 11 1992 19:25 | 4 |
245.100 | | CELTIK::JACOB | A double flutter blast!! | Wed Mar 11 1992 19:32 | 15 |
|
>>But doesn't physics tell us that sound only exists when there is a
>>transmitter and a receiver?
I ain't had a good physic in ages!!
Sound is vibration transmitted by air(or water or some medium). If a
tree falls, it's going to creat that noise no matter if someone is ther
or not. Ya figure, maybe the "receiver is 100 miles away, but the
sound is completely dissipated by the time it gets there.
Walking a thin line
JaKe
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245.101 | | CAMONE::WAY | Son House RULES! | Wed Mar 11 1992 19:48 | 10 |
| Well, you could go the the quantum level, and destroy the whole
argument by saying that the outcome is only and outcome when it
is observed...
So in that scenario it wouldn't matter if anyone heard or not...
Kind of sort of...
'Saw
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245.102 | | CELTIK::JACOB | A double flutter blast!! | Wed Mar 11 1992 19:53 | 7 |
|
NEXT!!!!!!
JaKe
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245.103 | | RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JO | WAY TO GO FORDHAM! | Wed Mar 11 1992 22:56 | 5 |
| Physics is fake. The earth is flat. The sun revolves around the
earth. Noise is noise even if it can't be heard.
DJ
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245.104 | | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Mets in '92 | Thu Mar 12 1992 11:43 | 4 |
| JD you're just jealous because you don't have your own note.
The Crazy Met
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245.105 | | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | Plato,Homer,Voltaire,BobKnight | Thu Mar 12 1992 15:29 | 6 |
| I lost a girlfriend once cuz a a yeast infection. All her sorority
sisters sneered at me for months after. Adapt improvise and overcome
is MrT's way, so I learned to always work a gal into a good sweat and
then sniff her down. If she smelled like bad beer it was a no go.
MrT
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245.106 | :^) | USCTR2::NAHEARN | | Thu Mar 12 1992 15:34 | 11 |
| Re: -1,
In an unbelievable coincidence, I just got out of a meeting where we
were discussing working a gal into a good sweat and then sniffing her
down!!!!!!!!
What are the odds against that?????????????
Nelly
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245.107 | just what kind a sick-o *are* you, Nelly? | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | Plato,Homer,Voltaire,BobKnight | Thu Mar 12 1992 15:35 | 1 |
|
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245.108 | | PATE::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Thu Mar 12 1992 15:35 | 1 |
| I strongly suggest we change this train of thought.
|
245.109 | | USCTR2::NAHEARN | | Thu Mar 12 1992 15:50 | 9 |
| Jake,
What is the origin of the expression "train of thought"?
HTH to get us on a new track!!
Nelly
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245.110 | | LUNER::BROOKS | Money don't matter 2 night ... | Thu Mar 12 1992 16:52 | 1 |
| What is the sound of one hand clapping ?
|
245.111 | the atomsphere in the L.A. Forum! | FRETZ::HEISER | hand it out with handshakes everyday | Thu Mar 12 1992 18:15 | 3 |
| > What is the sound of one hand clapping ?
|
245.112 | goes like this: CLOP CLOP CLOP | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | Plato,Homer,Voltaire,BobKnight | Thu Mar 12 1992 18:22 | 5 |
| C'mon Midnight. You hear that sound every time I dog-walk you and
then take you over my pillar-like thighs for a good old-fashioned
spanking.
MrT
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245.113 | | RUGBY1::way | Son House RULES! | Thu Mar 12 1992 18:28 | 15 |
| Jake,
Since I don't know much about hardware, I was wondering if you could
explain something to me about he Megahertz of a chip.
Like for instance, if you have a 486 33mz it is slower than a 55mz,
but I don't understand what that means.
I know frequencies in music (ie the audible freq range) are expressed in
MHz, but I don't understand how that ties in to chips....
Hope you can help this software dude,
'Saw
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245.114 | | SCHOOL::RIEU | Support DCU Petition Candidates | Thu Mar 12 1992 18:34 | 4 |
| It has to do with the CPU's clock speed 'saw. The higher the number,
the faster the clock. Each tick o' the clock allows 'things' to happen,
so the faster it runs, the more of your code cain run through.
Jake(not)
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245.115 | Can't talk now! | SASE::SZABO | Cassandra is such a babe! | Thu Mar 12 1992 18:35 | 6 |
| 'Sawmain, megahertz is an expression for when a person of male
genatalia slips off the bicycle seat onto the cross-bar below...
HTH.
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245.116 | more... | FRETZ::HEISER | hand it out with handshakes everyday | Thu Mar 12 1992 18:36 | 1 |
| The inverse of the clock speed = speed of the cpu cycle
|
245.117 | | RUGBY1::way | Son House RULES! | Thu Mar 12 1992 18:41 | 18 |
| Okay, Denny, I see that. I know, for example, how in the VAX the hardware
clock relates to the software clock and stuff, and how many cycles instructions
take, so I can relate that...
So another related question is what determines what that speed is? how do
they do that? (In a similar vain of the little people inside the tv) do
they have a little tiny watchspring inside the chip that makes the clock?
When I hear MHz used, I think of something vibrating (like a string in
a piano will produced 440 Hz). So what's vibrating in there...
I know this sounds awfully stupid, but sincerely, I have no idea of what
makes the hardware work....
'Saw
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245.118 | | DECWET::CROUCH | All rats must suck the pipe | Thu Mar 12 1992 18:48 | 10 |
| Jake, I thought of a question whilst in the shower after my daily
run at lunchtime.
Why is it that a certain part of the male anatomy has darker skin than,
say, your arm, even though that part never gets any sun?
Or, is it just me?
Thanks,
Pete
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245.119 | | RUGBY1::way | Son House RULES! | Thu Mar 12 1992 18:50 | 9 |
| Pete,
Your elbows are always a little darker than the rest of you because the
skin collects there in folds. Those folds have a lot of shadows, thus
making the area look darker....
hth,
'Saw
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245.120 | better see your Doctor, Pete ;-) | FRETZ::HEISER | hand it out with handshakes everyday | Thu Mar 12 1992 18:50 | 1 |
|
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245.121 | Somethings we just weren't meant to know | SHALOT::HUNT | Virginia -- 1992 ACC Women's Hoops Champs | Thu Mar 12 1992 18:59 | 8 |
245.122 | | RUGBY1::way | Son House RULES! | Thu Mar 12 1992 19:00 | 4 |
| Bob, spoken like a true father of wonderfully inquisitive children...8^)
'Saw
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245.123 | Kinky eh? | SCHOOL::RIEU | Support DCU Petition Candidates | Thu Mar 12 1992 19:03 | 4 |
| We're not allowed to tell!
Actually it's an oscillator. What you might call a crystal. It
vibrates.
Denny
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245.124 | Dad, what's a condom? | SASE::SZABO | Cassandra is such a babe! | Thu Mar 12 1992 19:06 | 9 |
| > Whenever someone asks "How does it work?", the answer is ...
> "It works great!"
My answer is, "Go ask your mother!" :-)
Hawk
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245.125 | | MCIS1::DHAMEL | Forgot to cut my imbecilical cord | Thu Mar 12 1992 19:11 | 4 |
|
Can you say vibrating osculator in here?
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245.126 | | SCHOOL::RIEU | Support DCU Petition Candidates | Thu Mar 12 1992 19:13 | 1 |
| No!
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245.127 | :^{)} | USCTR2::NAHEARN | | Thu Mar 12 1992 19:22 | 9 |
| Re: .125,
INCREDIBLY, I just left a meeting where we were discussing vibrating
osculators!!!!!!!!! What are the odds against that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
HTH,
Nelly
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245.128 | | FRIDAY::WADE | She knowed he had a Mercury | Thu Mar 12 1992 20:08 | 13 |
|
'Saw,
The clock is not, in all cases that I know of, inside the
u-processor. There is a clock input on the chip where an
external oscillator or crystal output is fed.
And BTW, a "hertz" is defined as cycles/second. So, a
33 MHz clock is 33 million cycles/second........
just a lowly technician,
Claybone
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245.129 | | DECWET::CROUCH | All rats must suck the pipe | Thu Mar 12 1992 20:27 | 9 |
|
>> -< better see your Doctor, Pete ;-) >-
Mike, I took your advice and did just that. He said it appeared I
was in an accident as a small child, and they had to replace the unit
with one off of Secretariat. That 'splains the color.
Relieved,
Pete
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245.130 | | CELTIK::JACOB | A double flutter blast!! | Thu Mar 12 1992 23:43 | 13 |
|
re.129
What, one of Secretariat's hairs from its mane???? (8^)*
Re all the rest, thanks guys for taking care of the questions. I were
in a seminar 2-day and couldn't get to them.
Re "T", nice try, "T" but I'm not smutting this thing up and getting
it closed down like the lasted one.
JaKe
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245.131 | Oh, Hertz me baby! | RUGBY1::way | Son House RULES! | Fri Mar 13 1992 10:50 | 23 |
| RE the Vibrating Oscillator:
Gee, now I don't feel so stupid. I was going to ask if there was
a crystal, like a quartz crystal in a watch, but I figured everyone
would laugh.
I knew that a Hertz was a cycle/second and not a rental car. 8^)
I just didn't know what was vibrating in there.
So the higher your Hertz, the more the little man with the whip
is making the oscillator vibrate inside there, right? ;^)
You folks had better watch out -- if I figure out this hardware
stuff, I'm gonna be MIGHTY dangerous....
'Saw
PS Jake, Mac informed me he almost shut us down during the Yeast thing,
but I told him that it was a legitimate question....8^)
|
245.132 | I thought it was "Hertz so good...oh, baby..." | TNPUBS::MCCULLOUGH | Lindsey's gonna be a sister!!! | Fri Mar 13 1992 11:02 | 4 |
245.133 | | FSOA::JHENDRY | John Hendry, DTN 297-2623 | Fri Mar 13 1992 11:25 | 5 |
| Oscillator is the correct spelling. Osculate is another term for kiss.
An osculator would be a person performing a kiss. A vibrating
osculator would be, well, uh, er, never mind.
Ninj
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245.134 | | RUGBY1::way | Son House RULES! | Fri Mar 13 1992 11:34 | 10 |
| Ninj,
A vibrating osculator would be one helluva kisser! 8^)
Guys, you can keep this hardware stuff coming. I enjoy it!
'Saw
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245.135 | Would be what John? Tell us! | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | NaturallyVibratingOsculator | Fri Mar 13 1992 11:35 | 1 |
|
|
245.136 | before 11:27 today I'd wager! | 7389::FARLEY | Son,you can make hundreds o'dollars... | Fri Mar 13 1992 11:59 | 1 |
|
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245.137 | We all already blew it, Kev | TNPUBS::MCCULLOUGH | Lindsey's gonna be a sister!!! | Fri Mar 13 1992 12:01 | 0 |
245.138 | | RUGBY1::way | Son House RULES! | Fri Mar 13 1992 12:23 | 17 |
| Okay, here's another real one:
My truck has almost 75K on it. I figure it might be time for
something remotely resembling a tune-up. Since the long-term
warrantee ran out at 50K, and it would cost me $$$ to have the
dealer do it, I was wondering what I might do myself to save
me some $$$....
I'm doing an oil-change tomorrow, and I thought I might change the
plugs and put in an oil filter.
Keeping in mind that tomorrow is my dad's birthday, and that I'm
taking him and the family out tomorrow night, what else could I
do to my truck that won't take me all day to do?
'Saw
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245.139 | | MCIS1::DHAMEL | Smith & Wesson back-to-school-sale | Fri Mar 13 1992 12:35 | 12 |
|
> Keeping in mind that tomorrow is my dad's birthday, and that I'm
taking him and the family out tomorrow night, what else could I
do to my truck that won't take me all day to do?
Give him the truck for a birthday present. Let him do the maintenance.
Buy him a Timex on Sunday, take back the truck, and tell him you were
joking about the truck gift. If he gets mad, just tell him you were
doin' 'shrooms and couldn't help it.
Dickstah
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245.140 | | CTHQ3::LEARY | Beano:PreventGasBeforeItStarts | Fri Mar 13 1992 12:43 | 8 |
| So Slah,
By yo' P Name , does we takes it that you is steel a
NaturallyVibratingDeanButtOsculator ??
MikeL
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245.141 | | SCHOOL::RIEU | Support DCU Petition Candidates | Fri Mar 13 1992 12:43 | 8 |
| Change the air filter, Pcv valve, and what ever other emmission
control stuff your manual says to change. Fuel filter is also easy. All
you should have left to do that they woulda charged you 80 bucks for as
a 'tune-up' is timing and carb(?) adjustment. If it's running okay I
wouldn't even worry about those.
Also, spring's almost here, so it's time to get that winter air outta
the tires!
Denny
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245.142 | | RUGBY1::way | Son House RULES! | Fri Mar 13 1992 13:11 | 12 |
| Okay.
I gotta manual for the danged thing (a Chilton's) but I haven't bothered to
look at it. I probably should do that.
Got a nifty air exchanger from Sears (it's a Craftsman!) for gettin' rid
of that winter air. Sucks out the old, blow in the new all at the same
time. No responsible driver should be wifout one!
'Saw
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245.143 | Cram it Leary! | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | NaturallyVibratingOsculator | Fri Mar 13 1992 13:16 | 1 |
|
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245.144 | ouch! | CTHQ3::LEARY | Beano:PreventGasBeforeItStarts | Fri Mar 13 1992 13:32 | 1 |
|
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245.145 | ::sports and ::carbuffs merger... | SASE::SZABO | Cassandra is such a babe! | Fri Mar 13 1992 13:54 | 37 |
| Sawmain, assuming that you'll keep the truck another couple of years/
50k miles, I'd recommend the following:
- oil & filter change (you were planning that anyway)
- air filter, pcv valve, and fuel filter (I'm 50-50 on this one
cause if it's the type that's near the gas tank, which it most
likely is, it's a pain & would take you longer than you want to
spend. A better investment in time are the next items)
- Spark plugs, spark plug & ignition coil wires, distributor cap
and rotor. And, like Denny said, if it seems to be running ok
now, no need to worry about timing, idle, and CO2 adjustments.
A few other pointers. Buy Fram filters & pcv valve. Spark plugs are a
toss-up (so many types, just get what you feel are good quality).
Actually, getting OEM replacements (AC) might be the best/safest way to
go. Gap them tight (they tend to open once used). And, if you have
the 2.8L V6 that I have in my Chevy, make sure you have a "universal
joint" a.k.a. "knuckle" and a couple of extensions for your socket
wrench cause there's a couple plugs in the back that are a bear to get
at unless you're a contortionist! Also, make sure you have the right
spark plug socket cause the plugs are the narrow type. I also
recommended the plug wires, cap, and rotor cause it's time (actually, I
would've done them at 50k miles). The wires especially build up a lot
of resistance as they age, and the more resistance, they less "energy"
to fire the plugs. Good, heavy duty wires are about $15-$20 for a set
of 7 (1 coil wire, 6 plug wires). And, get resistor type plugs and
wires. BTW, replace 1 wire at a time! Cap & rotor (simple to replace)
are about $10. Forget Chilton's too for all this stuff. It's all
common sense- remove, then install the same way as removed, in reverse...
A dealer would charge you a good $250+ for all of the above. It should
cost you less than $75 for all the parts (buy 'em tonight), and 2-3
hours time. Send me a case a_Heineken, and you still saved yourself
over a hundred and fifty bucks! :-)
Hawk
|
245.146 | | MCIS1::DHAMEL | Smith & Wesson back-to-school-sale | Fri Mar 13 1992 14:00 | 4 |
|
And don't forget to service the nut behind the wheel.
|
245.147 | | RUGBY1::way | Son House RULES! | Fri Mar 13 1992 14:21 | 17 |
| Hawk,
I'll do all that. Might not be Saturday (tomorrow) but I will.
I had the truck given a top to bottom service at 50K. I do my own breaks
(front and rear) and those are in great shape, and I figure the suspension
stuff should be fine, although I don't think the shocks have ever been
replaced, and it's probably getting to be time.
I do have the 2.8L, and it's fuel injected....
I had a case of Heiniken to send to you, but darnit, I lost it somehow.
Actually, it was more like a case and a half.....8^)
'Saw
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245.148 | | RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JO | I'm a happy boy, hubbabubbabubba | Fri Mar 13 1992 14:41 | 56 |
| Saw -
Here ya go, JD's rules/tips of car maintenance. My wife's SUburu has
110,000K on it - runs like a charm. My Nova had 140K on it before I
sold it.
ANyway:
First - go out to the truck, walk around. Scratch yer haid a few
times, rub yer crotch, and open the hood. Take a good look. Sniff
around the engine. See if ya notice any smell like burnt oil or stuff.
Get the Owner's manual/Chiltons. Take a break. Look at yer watch. No
matter what time it is, its time for a beer.
Figure out what yer going to need. Make a list, and then put it
somewhere where you caint find it. Finish yer beer - or what I find
works better - put it down and forget about it. You'll find it better.
Get in yer truck. Start it. Drive to a store and buy all the stuff
you need. Oil. Oil filter. PCV. Air filter. Fuel filter. A fresh
pine air freshner. A couple of beef jerky's. Spark plugs. A new CD.
Whatever else ya need.
Stop somewhere and get something to eat.
Get back to house. Stumble upon beer you left before. Take a swig.
SPit it out.
Get all the stuff you just bought and spread it around the truck. Open
the hood again. Sniff again. Think about changing yer clothes.
Remember about the new CD. Put it on and crank it. Play some air
guitar around the truck.
OPen a new beer. Oh yeah. Replace yer anti-freeze with pro-freeze ;-)
-
never hurts.
ANyway - start working on the truck. Keep the Chilton's handy. Get
warm oil on you when you drain the oil. Let the oil drain. Take a
swig of beer. Whip yer hands off - cuz they got oil on them. Remove
oil filter. Procede according to the manual.
Get another beer - eat the beef jerkies. Put more tunes on. Turn on
the TV - watch some college hoops. Get distracted.
Return to truck. Try to remember what you were doing earlier. Replace
things that need replacing. Clean the inside of the truck out. Put in
the air freshner. Clean the sucker out.
Finish. Close the hood. Start the truck. Take a swig of beer.
Wash the truck. Drink another beer.
Done.
JD
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245.149 | | SASE::SZABO | Cassandra is such a babe! | Fri Mar 13 1992 14:42 | 24 |
| > I had the truck given a top to bottom service at 50K.
You should've told us that in the first place! *If* they changed the
plugs, wires, distributor cap and rotor then, I wouldn't do anything
but the oil & filter change, and replace the air cleaner. That's it!
Be real careful though, and check your 50K mile receipt. If the parts
such as the plugs, wires, cap and rotor aren't listed (good chance
they're not), then replace them now.
I learned a lesson a couple a years ago about the mega-buck tune-ups
where they say they'll replace everything. They don't! I had one of
these done to my Chevy (2.8L V6 MFI) at 50K miles, assuming everything
meant everything, only to discover that the reason the car ran shitty
and had no power at 90K miles was that the wires were the factory
originals! What happened was that they'd built up so much resistance
through the high engine heat, corrosion, and age, that the energy in
the coil couldn't get out, and the coil actually glowed (aurora
effect)! Was I ever pissed! Didn't bother trying to figure out if
*everything* else was changed at the 50K so-called tune-up, I changed
it all. Difference was like night and day. Then, the car got stolen,
and after we got it back, the wife smashes-up the front end! :-)
Hawk
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245.150 | | CAM3::WAY | Son House RULES! | Fri Mar 13 1992 16:25 | 9 |
| Yeah, I'll have to check the receipt. It probably wasn't done, because
I was more interested in the suspension, CV joints and all that crap....
It was tuned at 35, but I doubt they replaced the stuff...
I like JD's suggestions....8^)
'Saw
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245.151 | :-} | 24910::KING | Lebanon NH, the pits of the world!!! | Fri Mar 13 1992 16:27 | 3 |
| Hey Denny, was that you I saw on Rt 2 in your truck and topless?!~?!?!?
REK
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245.152 | | 30311::RIEU | Support DCU Petition Candidates | Fri Mar 13 1992 16:48 | 6 |
| Yup! Took the top off so the back'd fill up with snow. Didn't work,
no snow!
'Saw Whatever you do. DON'T (DO NOT) follow JD's instructions!! If
you do you're injun'll freeze up! He forgot to tell you to put oil back
in the dang thing!!
Denny
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245.153 | | 30311::RIEU | Support DCU Petition Candidates | Fri Mar 13 1992 16:51 | 5 |
| BTW, I change my plugs once a year, about a week before I get my
sticker. Also dump a bottle of Gumout carb/injector cleaner in the gas
tank at the same time, does wonders for ypur emmissions test. I've
never come close to failing one!
Denny
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245.154 | | 10881::DEVLIN_JO | I'm a happy boy, hubbabubbabubba | Fri Mar 13 1992 17:00 | 6 |
| Denny -
I thought I said "Finish what yer doing" - but yeah, Saw - remember to
put fluids BACK into the truck....
JD
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245.155 | | 24910::KING | Lebanon NH, the pits of the world!!! | Fri Mar 13 1992 17:02 | 5 |
| JD.. Does that include the beers you've been drinking?!?!?!?!
How do you put those back!?!?!?!!?
REK
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245.156 | We're hit, we're hit...aw sh_t, she's going down... | 19226::way | Son House RULES! | Fri Mar 13 1992 17:09 | 95 |
| Only seized an injun up once, and it was on a ambulance call.
Got an emergency call on night for a guy who had met with an accident on
the Rt 17 exit ramp in Glastonbury. When we got their, the victim was
lying on the ground at the start of the ramp, having apparently collided
with a guard-rail post, and his truck was further down the ramp apparently
having met the same fate. (Police investigation later showed that he
had an individual in the truck with him, they argued over a bad drug debt,
the passenger managed to push this guy out the door and then fled the scene.
The victim had a lot of coke in him too).
Anyway, it's a bitchin hot summer evening in August, around 98 degrees and
90% humidity, and we pull up on the scene. Out of the ambulance it took
the three of us to body survey this guy. He was one messed up dude.
From the bottom, he had a compund fx tibia, dislocated hip, fractured cervical
vertebra(e), and an incision, widening to a laceration, back to an incision,
on his throat.
We packaged him as quickly as possible, and got him in the ambulance. We
were not sure if he was going to make it.
Now, at the time, I was the 2nd on the crew. My senior partner Rick had
been making me ride in the back a lot, because I was about ready to get a
crew of my own, but we both knew this dude was really bad. Our 3rd was
not an EMT, which by the rules meant he couldn't drive. So Rick said to
me "You drive, get us to the hospital as quick as you can, and DON'T SPARE
the HORSES".
So, I got in and we took off for Hartford Hospital, probably 10 miles away.
As I hit the East Hartford town line (probably 2 miles) I heard this terrific
WHUMP under the hood. I shouted into the back that we had an engine problem
and that we were starting to over-heat. (That little red needle was slowly
creeping up).... I asked Rick if he wanted me to radio for a back up ambulance
and to pull over. He said if I did the guy wasn't gonna make it. He
said "Get us there. I don't care how you do it but get us there".
At that point, I turned off the AC in the cab, and cranked the heater on
full blast. I left the AC on in the back -- didn't have much choice on that.
As we got into Hartford, about a two miles from the hospital, I could see
all this neat white smoke billowing out of the exhaust in the back, and
the engine was starting to sound like a rented mule that I'd beaten a
little too hard.
I got on the radio. "590 to dispatch." "Go ahead 590" "590 we're
having some serious engine problems, and when we get to Hartford we're gonna
be out of service. Can you get another crew to the ambulance building
to cover for us till we can get a ride back?" "No problem 590. Will
you need mechanical assistance" "590, we'll land line from the hospital".
The last thing I wanted was the President of the Association hearing about
how we messed up an engine over the radio....
About a mile from the hospital, things started to go really bad. We had
smoke coming into the cab, and the was smoke going into the back end.
Rick yells up "Are we gonna make it? How far are we?" I told him yeah,
no problem.
Back on the radio "590 to dispatch" "Go ahead 590" "590, can you have
Hartford Fire meet us at Hartford ER....we're going to need their services".
"No problem 590"....
So, now I'm feeling like Van Johnson in "Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo", because
my plane is going down, I'm trying to see through the smoke inside, that
little red needle has been pegged for quite a while, and I'm starting to
get this vision of three ambulance guys having a stretcher race the last
quarter mile....
Fortunately for us, we made it to the ER driveway before it seized up.
I managed to coast in. Time for the last radio transmission:
"590 to dispatch" "Go ahead 590" "590, vehicle is out of service,
Hartford ER, vehicle is on fire, crew bailing out".
We got the guy in -- he lived, although he had some 'splainin' to do the
the Po-leece. We came back out and found the Hartford Fire Dept dousing
our vehicle...
Come to find out, and much as I suspected, a belt had let go under the
hood, and caused us all that excitement.
To this day, I don't know how we managed to make it just as far as we
needed to get before it seized up....
'Saw
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245.157 | | 19226::way | Son House RULES! | Fri Mar 13 1992 17:13 | 12 |
| We don't have yearly inspections down here. We just have what I call
nocturnal emissions.
Once a year you go in, and they stick a probe up your pipe. You gun
your engine, and all this neat DEC equipment tells you if you're good
or bad. Then you pay $10 CASH (no checks, no credit cards) to the
person. 8 of the ten goes to Hamilton Standard (who developed the test stuff)
and the other 2 goes to pay for Lowell Weicker and William Cibes' food bill
for that month....
'Saw
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245.158 | | 30311::RIEU | Support DCU Petition Candidates | Fri Mar 13 1992 17:17 | 3 |
| From the white smoke sounds like you blew a haid gasket. That'll
sieze the injun cause all the anti-freeze gets cooked out by the motor.
Denny
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245.159 | Uh-oh, he's putting on the rubber glove.. | 39292::DHAMEL | Smith & Wesson back-to-school-sale | Fri Mar 13 1992 17:36 | 7 |
|
RE: .157
That sounds like my last physical exam!
Dickstah
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245.160 | | 15558::SZABO | Why did John have to die? | Fri Mar 13 1992 17:56 | 8 |
| Haid gasket is what I thought too, Denny (the white "smoke" is the
give-away). But then, 'Sawmain (great story, btw) said there was a
broken/missing belt. If it was the fan belt (I suspect the ambulance
was pre-1980), the engine could've overheated and caused the haid
gasket to let go...
Hawk, on haid
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245.161 | | 19226::way | Son House RULES! | Fri Mar 13 1992 18:12 | 22 |
| Yes, that's what it was.
The belt let go, the engine overheated, the haid gasket went, and
just after it seized, there was a little fire in the engine compartment.
The aftermath of the story was that the Prez of the Association, called
me up, started chewing me out about it, and I let her for about two
minutes. Then I told her to get her head out of her anal pore, and to
realize that I wasn't the senior member, it was not my decision to keep
going (but that if it had been I would have) and that a guy was alive
thanks to my keeping going, and finally, if I had to do it all over again
I would have. Then I gave her Rick's number, told her to take it up
with him, and hung up.
I quit the Association not long after, but I had fun for the two years
I was on....
'Saw
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245.162 | 1-800-ask-hawk :-) | 15558::SZABO | Why did John have to die? | Fri Mar 13 1992 18:20 | 6 |
| Maybe I should be in the automobile repair/maintenance business. I'm
definitely more a mechanicalweenie than a technoweenie. And, my
beer-drinking credentials are rock solid... :-)
Hawk
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245.163 | | 30311::RIEU | Support DCU Petition Candidates | Fri Mar 13 1992 18:28 | 4 |
| Yeah, but do you smoke 'Luckies' Hawk? When I worked in a garage
after H.S it seemed like everybody smoked 'em.
I missed the part about the belt going.
Denny
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245.164 | And, drink Bud (yuck!)... | 15558::SZABO | Why did John have to die? | Fri Mar 13 1992 18:39 | 5 |
| Gotta have a tatoo on the upper arm too Denny, either a Navy tatoo or
an eagle or something...
Hawk
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245.165 | | 28918::JACOB | A double flutter blast!! | Fri Mar 13 1992 19:01 | 22 |
| 1. 'Saw, you may not need the u-joint extension for the spark plug
socket, I think Hawk was talking Celebrity wagon, and the engine is in
sideways on those, in your truck, the thing is in straight, with the
plugs on the sides instead of front and back. MUCH MUCH easier to get
the plugs out, cause I got a '89 Celeb. and the rear plugs are a
mother.
2. If ya seized the motor, when the haid gasket went, coulda filled a
cylinder up with coolant and created a hydra-lock. Theing fills up,
piston comes up on compression, can't compress water, engine no go no
mo.
I had a Taurus wagon that sat for 3 days with a bad haid
gasket(unbeknownst to me at the time), I were off sick and it was my
DECwreck, went out at 7:45 on way to work, cranked engine, it fired for
minute amount of time, made HUGE banging noisy, then died. Cylinder
had filled up with water and when the thing came up on compression,
just drove the connecting rod thru the piston, and shattered the
cylinder wall. Good thing the damned thing was under warranty.
JaKe
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245.166 | | 15558::SZABO | Why did John have to die? | Fri Mar 13 1992 19:16 | 8 |
| Yer right, JaKe, about the positioning of 'Sawmain's V6. Looks like
I'll stay put at DEC... :-)
'Sawmain, be careful. After 6 beers or so, 'specially if'n you're
drinking Foster's, oil cans don't look much different... :-)
Hawk
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245.167 | Hawk & his cartroubles=mo fun than the trial! | 7389::FARLEY | Son,you can make hundreds o'dollars... | Fri Mar 13 1992 19:27 | 22 |
| Hawk, based on what *I'VE* seen in ::'buffs, and your comment about
being a mechanic, I have some advice -
Keep your present job!
;^)
'Sawmain, be extra real careful if you think you wanna change your fuel
filter. The blasted thing is actually located in the carb rear, near
the firewall. The carb is aluminum, the filter housing is brass, you
need to disconnect the fuel line (good luck) to remove the filter
housing. The filter slot has a stinkin spring in the inside and it's
tight and damm near impossible to align the stinker and screw back the
brass.
Naturally, you'll almost strip the threads and almost need a new carb
becaus enothing you do will prevent a gas leak all over yer engine.
Of course, if you have EFI, make believe Gilda did her famous line!
hth,
Kev
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245.168 | | RUGBY1::way | Son House RULES! | Mon Mar 16 1992 11:56 | 18 |
| Yep, it's EFI.
I opted for minimum maintenance on Saturday. I changed th oil. Too danged
cold to do anything else.
Priced plug wires ($25-35) and distributor cap ($15), and the first warmed
weekend, I'll do that too. I've got another 600 miles to go before 75K.....
Thanks for all the tips....
re the plugs, I'll be their easier to get out than the stupid oil filter!
8^)
'Saw
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245.169 | | FRETZ::HEISER | maranatha | Mon Mar 16 1992 14:49 | 11 |
| Re: tune ups
Replace your vacuum tubes while you're at it too. Leaky tubes can make
your vehicle run like it needs a tune up. Out in the desert, the tubes
dry out and crack faster than other areas. We have to check them every
few years or so.
You'll probably have to adjust your idle and fuel/air mixture too after
replacing bad vacuum tubes.
Mike
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245.170 | informay-shon | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | DailyAffirmation w/ BayouMain | Mon Mar 16 1992 19:02 | 1 |
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245.171 | introspect-shon | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | DailyAffirmation w/ BayouMain | Mon Mar 16 1992 19:16 | 1 |
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245.172 | humiliay-shon | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | DailyAffirmation w/ BayouMain | Mon Mar 16 1992 19:22 | 1 |
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245.173 | | SCHOOL::RIEU | Support DCU Petition Candidates | Mon Mar 16 1992 19:23 | 3 |
| I know what all these past notes are from T, but I cain't think of
it! Please hep me!
Denny
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245.174 | | CAMONE::WAY | Son House RULES! | Mon Mar 16 1992 19:28 | 8 |
| I think he's building up to:
Everybody's doin' the loco-mo-SHON....
hth,
'Saw
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245.175 | | BSS::JCOTANCH | | Mon Mar 16 1992 19:33 | 6 |
| > ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY "DailyAffirmation w/ BayouMain" 1 line 16-MAR-1992 16:22
T, it was CajunMan.
HTH,
Joe
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245.176 | | ROYALT::ASHE | We're 2 legit 2 legit 2 quit - K.O. | Mon Mar 16 1992 20:32 | 17 |
| Jaque',
Here's a scenario for you...
Say, by chance, you go to an establishment known for its female
entertainment. The feature act has been billed as having a bust
line about as large as the last 2 digits of the year of birth of
someone just able to drink legally. Going around for a tip letting
people see up close and personal.
Just as she rounds the corner to walk in your general direction, 2
gentleman sit next to you. You look quickly and realize the guy right
next to you is the guy who signs your paycheck, who had the reputation
of being a mild-mannered, happily married, fine older gentleman.
How do you deal with the introduction and commentary or do you just
find another seat?
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245.177 | | SHALOT::MEDVID | Dancing in the deepest oceans | Mon Mar 16 1992 20:37 | 10 |
| > You look quickly and realize the guy right
> next to you is the guy who signs your paycheck, who had the reputation
> of being a mild-mannered, happily married, fine older gentleman.
Kevin Farley signs your paychecks, Walt?
Kev remains sans raincoatedly yours...
--dan'l
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245.178 | | CELTIK::JACOB | A double flutter blast!! | Mon Mar 16 1992 22:08 | 15 |
245.179 | HEY!!!!! I resemble that remark! (wishing....) ;^) | 7389::FARLEY | Son,you can make hundreds o'dollars... | Tue Mar 17 1992 01:34 | 1 |
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245.180 | Do they have a undocumented temper or something? | 7389::FARLEY | Son,you can make hundreds o'dollars... | Tue Mar 17 1992 01:51 | 12 |
| JaKe, I gots a question.
Howcome if'n ya drop a can o' beer and it (maybe) gets dented and it
rolls about 5 - 10 feet from ya, if ya open it right away, ya get a
spray (or somebody else if yer aim is OK) but if, after ya drop it, ya
put it back in da 'fridge for about a hour or so, and THEN open it up,
it acts right purty and don't spit at anybody?
I always wondered bout that......
Kev
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245.181 | | CELTIK::JACOB | You weren't sleeping, were you?? | Tue Mar 17 1992 02:00 | 10 |
| re.180
Cause it ain't angry at ya fer dropping it anymore.
When ya firsted dropw it, it gets extremely urinated at ya, and spits
in you face (or wherever) when ya open it up, but beers got a short
memory, and fergit after a little while.
JaKe
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245.182 | | SALEM::TIMMONS | Where's Waldo? | Tue Mar 17 1992 09:50 | 6 |
| Dear Jake,
Why do dogs circle round and around before lying down? My dog
sometimes circles 3 times in the same spot before reclining.
lEe
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245.183 | | RUGBY1::way | Son House RULES! | Tue Mar 17 1992 11:56 | 9 |
| I ain't Jake, but I can answer that.
It's an instinctive behavior from way back in their past. It served to
mat down a bed of grass, and also to drive any snakes away...
That answer came from my vet, when I asked her the same question....
'Saw
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245.184 | | SCHOOL::RIEU | Support DCU Petition Candidates | Tue Mar 17 1992 12:01 | 6 |
| Why do dogs always 'shake' themselves? You know, like they do when
they're wet. But, they also do it when they're not.
My dog 'buries' her dog biscuits and bones in the corners of rooms
in the house. She even uses her nose to scoop imaginary dirt on them.
Then she gets pissed when onea the cats 'finds' them. What a riot.
Denny
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245.185 | correct-shon | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | DailyAffirmation w/ CajunMain | Tue Mar 17 1992 14:35 | 1 |
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245.188 | | CELTIK::JACOB | You weren't sleeping, were you?? | Tue Mar 17 1992 18:44 | 27 |
| FWIW, .186 and .187 are gonzo and I had NOTHING to do with them.
Now, back to business.
>> Why do dogs always 'shake' themselves? You know, like they do when
>>they're wet. But, they also do it when they're not.
When they're wet, they shake to git the water off and loosen up their
fur. When they're dry, they just do it to loosen up their fur. Sorta
like shaken you're haid during the summer to loosen up your hair and
cool off a little.(I seem to remember doing this at one time, but it
was a long long long long time ago.)
>> My dog 'buries' her dog biscuits and bones in the corners of rooms
>>in the house. She even uses her nose to scoop imaginary dirt on them.
>>Then she gets pissed when onea the cats 'finds' them. What a riot.
>> Denny
You gots one SICK dog, there. I remember a comedian once who did a
thang on "dog psychiatrists" or psychologists. was hilarious,
something like when the owner left and it was just the dog and the
"doctor", the doctor would kick the dog and explain to himhe was just a
mutt. Guess you had to be there.
JaKe
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245.189 | | CAMONE::WAY | Son House RULES! | Tue Mar 17 1992 19:49 | 21 |
| > >> My dog 'buries' her dog biscuits and bones in the corners of rooms
> >>in the house. She even uses her nose to scoop imaginary dirt on them.
> >>Then she gets pissed when onea the cats 'finds' them. What a riot.
> >> Denny
>
> You gots one SICK dog, there. I remember a comedian once who did a
> thang on "dog psychiatrists" or psychologists. was hilarious,
> something like when the owner left and it was just the dog and the
> "doctor", the doctor would kick the dog and explain to himhe was just a
> mutt. Guess you had to be there.
Wolves love to "cache food". Every so often I have to keep an eye
on Rak to make sure he's not stuffin' some goodies behind the couch
or in a corner...
He takes his dog bones and hides them under his blanket, and the son of
a gun remembers where he put them... If I move them, he gets pissed...
'Saw
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245.190 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Who Gives A Rats A$$??? | Tue Mar 17 1992 20:53 | 11 |
| re-.1
My dog only hides things around the house after everybody is in bed,
then ya gets up in the middle of the night and step in them BAREFOOTED
and kick the mutt out of the house for the rest of the night.
It's hell cleaning up a floor at 3AM, then washing it off of your feet.
The damn dog has dents in her side from getting kicked out of the
house, though.
JaKe
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245.191 | Going South on I-77 toward the SC border... | SHALOT::MEDVID | Dancing in the deepest oceans | Tue Mar 17 1992 21:18 | 6 |
| JaKe, true story:
On the way to work today I saw a car with a personalized NC plate that
said FEEDJAKE. What could this mean?
--dan'l
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245.192 | Good tune... | RAVEN1::B_ADAMS | I'm too tough to tame! | Tue Mar 17 1992 21:28 | 9 |
245.193 | (8^)* | CELTIK::JACOB | Who Gives A Rats A$$??? | Tue Mar 17 1992 21:38 | 4 |
245.194 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Who Gives A Rats A$$??? | Tue Mar 17 1992 21:43 | 11 |
| re.192
This is OBVIOUSLY C & W music, eh???
Ya know the kind that when you play it backwards, you get your girl
back, your dog back, your money back, your truck back, your job back,
your house back, you get outta jail, your traffic tickets are all
forgiven, etc. etc. etc.
JaKe
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245.195 | | RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JO | Go Fordham Rams! | Tue Mar 17 1992 23:03 | 33 |
| Why Jake, thany for the nice lead-in. Why are Country Western songs
apt to have BAD titles. For exampe:
* "You Make My Heart Want A Dip Of Snuff"
* "Making Love To You Is Like Eating Peanuts"
* "Your Favorite Worn Out Nightmare Coming' Home"
* "I'd Like To See Jesus On the Midnight Special"
* "Where Have All the Average People Gone"
* "Ain't No Flies On Jesus"
* "You Can't Have Your Kate and Edith Too"
* "Love Will Beat Your Brains Out"
* "Get Your Tongue Out of My Mouth Because I'm Kissing You Goodbye"
* "I've Been Roped and Throwed By Jesus in the Holy Ghost Corral:
* "Get Your Biscuits in the Oven and your Buns in the Bed"
* "I Won't Go Hunting With You Jake (But I'll Go Chasin' Women)"
* "You're the Reason are Kids are So Ugly"
Why?
JD
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245.196 | Cause it has to do with hicks from the sticks | CELTIK::JACOB | Who Gives A Rats A$$??? | Tue Mar 17 1992 23:24 | 11 |
| Re .195
$set mode/voice="Mr_Rogers"
Cain you say, "HICKS"?????
$set mode/normal
JaKe
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245.197 | | RUGBY1::way | Don't hurt me, don't hurt me Johnny! | Wed Mar 18 1992 12:08 | 19 |
| Yeah, but all those bad C&W songs are just like bad disco songs. They
exist, but who the hell listens to them?
Feed Jake is a cool song.
Other favorites:
Alabama,
Kentucky Headhunters
New Grass Revival ("Callin' Baton Rouge")
Oak Ridge Boys
and Bocephus himself, Hank Jr....
'SAw
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245.198 | No UNC, IU,Seething Hell... shoot... | ROYALT::ASHE | They're creepy and they're kooky... | Wed Mar 18 1992 13:08 | 2 |
| What kind of sane thing could you do/wear/show to get on national TV
during March Madness?
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245.199 | works like a charm | CTHQ3::LEARY | BobHunt,David Copperfield of ::SPORTS | Wed Mar 18 1992 13:15 | 5 |
| Wear a multicolored Afro and hold a "John, 2:23" sign
HTH,
MikeL
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245.200 | | ROYALT::ASHE | They're creepy and they're kooky... | Wed Mar 18 1992 13:17 | 1 |
| Been done...
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245.201 | this usually works, too | MCIS1::DHAMEL | Smith & Wesson back-to-school-sale | Wed Mar 18 1992 13:18 | 5 |
|
Make myself up to look like Doris Day or Dyan Cannon.
Dickstah
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245.202 | gesticulay-shon | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | DailyAffirmation w/ CajunMain | Wed Mar 18 1992 14:06 | 1 |
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245.203 | I think you meant John 3:16 | FRETZ::HEISER | maranatha | Wed Mar 18 1992 14:15 | 7 |
| Re: John 2:23
2:23 Now when he was in Jerusalem at the passover, in the feast day, many
believed in his name, when they saw the miracles which he did.
3:16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that
whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
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245.204 | self delu-shon | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | DailyAffirmation w/ CajunMain | Wed Mar 18 1992 14:19 | 1 |
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245.205 | HTH | RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JO | Go Fordham Rams! | Wed Mar 18 1992 14:27 | 7 |
| Walt -
Wear a replica of the Bronx zoo on yer haid (Zoo Mass + fordham only a
few blocks away). Give the folks near you peanuts and sunflower seeds
to feed the animals in the zoo.
JD
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245.206 | eerytay-shon | CTHQ3::LEARY | BobHunt,David Copperfield of ::SPORTS | Wed Mar 18 1992 14:27 | 3 |
| Thanks Mikey,
But you got da drift.
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245.207 | noise pollu-shon | FRETZ::HEISER | maranatha | Wed Mar 18 1992 14:29 | 1 |
| Re: .204
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245.208 | | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Mets in '92 | Wed Mar 18 1992 14:38 | 7 |
| re: John 3:16
thanks I always did wonder what was in that verse and not having
a handy reference at home no way to easily look it up.
The Crazy Met
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245.209 | specula-shon | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | DailyAffirmation w/ CajunMain | Wed Mar 18 1992 14:53 | 1 |
| re .207
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245.210 | hallucina-shon | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | DailyAffirmation w/ CajunMain | Wed Mar 18 1992 15:02 | 2 |
| re: All Of The World's Religions
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245.211 | | RUGBY1::way | Don't hurt me, don't hurt me, Johnny! | Wed Mar 18 1992 15:26 | 26 |
| Actually-shon, what you should do is wear the orange wig (and be sure
to tell the FBI where you're sitting, because they'll be lookin' for you)
and hold up a yellow sign with black letters:
Raul 43:68
That will be sure to get you on TV.
When they put the camera on you, whip off your orange wig to expose
a bald wig underneath and hold up a sign that says
Dissatisified Hair Club for Men Member
and finally, rip off your shirt to show a panoramic painting (done in
lipstick) of Dolly Parton and Bill Clinton doing the Wild Thing at
Studio 54, on yo' chest...
If you don't get on TV for that......
'Saw
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245.212 | | ROYALT::ASHE | They're creepy and they're kooky... | Wed Mar 18 1992 15:49 | 11 |
| But Saw, I don't want to get tossed out...
Hm... what about a Dolly 44:24:35 sign? Nah...
Zoo hat could be taken out by a good toss with an orange
How come you don't see multicolored high-top fades?
Could have signs like "Excellent" "Unbelievable" "Obsucay-shon"
"Party on Jimmy, Party on Dick", "2 Legit 2 lose 36 tickets"....
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245.213 | | RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JO | Go Fordham Rams! | Wed Mar 18 1992 15:55 | 8 |
| Walt -
Make a HUGE sign with a red circle with the line through it (you know,
the NO symbol) In da middle of da circle, have a Ford Taurus being
driven by a pig (Ford-ham)...
JD
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245.214 | | ROYALT::ASHE | People let me tell ya bout my best friend... | Wed Mar 18 1992 16:06 | 13 |
| > <<< Note 245.213 by RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JO "Go Fordham Rams!" >>>
>Walt -
>Make a HUGE sign with a red circle with the line through it (you know,
>the NO symbol) In da middle of da circle, have a Ford Taurus being
>driven by a pig (Ford-ham)...
>JD
Who are you rooting for?
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245.215 | | RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JO | Go Fordham Rams! | Wed Mar 18 1992 16:19 | 4 |
| I'm rooting for Fordham, but the only thing I could think of for
Minuteman was quite lewd and would probably get you kilt ;-)
JD
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245.216 | lost and found-a-shone.... | SASE::SZABO | A black Sportie and a cold beer... | Wed Mar 18 1992 16:55 | 4 |
| Too funny, "too legit to lose 36 tickets"!
Hawk
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245.217 | I hate religion | FRETZ::HEISER | maranatha | Wed Mar 18 1992 17:09 | 3 |
| > re: All Of The World's Religions
I agree!
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245.218 | | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | DailyAffirmation w/ CajunMain | Thu Mar 19 1992 13:00 | 4 |
| Finally Heiser, after all these years we agree on something. Now
send me the tape.
MrT
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245.219 | that was easy | FRETZ::HEISER | maranatha | Thu Mar 19 1992 14:57 | 3 |
| Yup, I'm glad we agree. Mail me your address.
Mike
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245.220 | concilia-shon | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | DailyAffirmation w/ CajunMain | Fri Mar 20 1992 15:14 | 1 |
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245.221 | regurgita-shone! | SASE::SZABO | A black Sportie and a cold beer... | Fri Mar 20 1992 15:15 | 1 |
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245.222 | tor-shone! | CAMONE::WAY | Happy 307th Birthday, JSB | Fri Mar 20 1992 15:21 | 1 |
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245.223 | illu-shun | FRETZ::HEISER | maranatha | Fri Mar 20 1992 16:09 | 1 |
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245.224 | man-ip-u-lay-shone | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | DailyAffirmation w/ CajunMain | Fri Mar 20 1992 16:23 | 1 |
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245.225 | empty-your-wallet-shone! | SASE::SZABO | A black Sportie and a cold beer... | Fri Mar 20 1992 16:27 | 1 |
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245.226 | ee-jack-you-lay-shon | CAMONE::WAY | Happy 307th Birthday, JSB | Fri Mar 20 1992 16:53 | 2 |
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245.227 | vi-tuper-ray-shone | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | DailyAffirmation w/ CajunMain | Fri Mar 20 1992 17:50 | 1 |
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245.228 | cop-you-lay-shone | CAMONE::WAY | Happy 307th Birthday, JSB | Fri Mar 20 1992 17:55 | 3 |
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245.229 | Kids=playing-with-nothing-shun | CELTIK::JACOB | Have you 'given' your quart today?? | Fri Mar 20 1992 18:35 | 1 |
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245.230 | | CSC32::J_HERNANDEZ | ToBeTheMan,YouGottaBeatTheMan | Fri Mar 20 1992 19:06 | 8 |
| Yo Jake, I gots a dee-lemma.
When at a bar, u is getting ragged on by a militant_feminist_from_hell,
is it bad form to call her "toots".
Please send beer!
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245.231 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Have you 'given' your quart today?? | Fri Mar 20 1992 19:11 | 8 |
| Ya, Jesse, it is bad form, but it's even worse form to change thi "oo"
in toots, to "I"s. That could get you face slapped, or even
pulverized.
BTW, I'll send beer, but you gotta send money.
JaKe
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245.232 | | CSC32::J_HERNANDEZ | ToBeTheMan,YouGottaBeatTheMan | Fri Mar 20 1992 19:16 | 9 |
| So then when I noted she had a bra on and told her that with her
attitude she might be happier if she used it to start a weenie roast,
that was in bad form too?
Jeez Jake, what should I have done. She's in a sports bar ragging on
all the male_*$$#o!e_Jocks. Fergit it, I couldn't take it. I told her
that the jock don't go over the gluts, unless it was backwards.
Did I goof?
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245.233 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Have you 'given' your quart today?? | Fri Mar 20 1992 19:49 | 10 |
| Jesse,
You may want to ask these questions in IKE22::WOMANNOTES-V4.
If I start spouting off in here what my gut reaction was to your notes,
it could get this thing write locked, or set hidden or sumthing, and I
ain't gonna do that.
JaKe
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245.234 | magic-shun | FRETZ::HEISER | maranatha | Fri Mar 20 1992 20:57 | 1 |
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245.235 | Paradoxes galore | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Mets in '92 | Sat Mar 21 1992 22:47 | 12 |
| Jake,
A long time ago in a place far far away a guy named Zeno came up with a
paradox that you could never ever really get where you were going. He
claimed that if you started somewhere and then kept closing the
distance to your destination by 50% or any % you would never really end
up where you wanted. I cannot fathom the details for the solution to
this paradox. Could you clearly explain the details for the solution.
Thank you.
The Crazy Met
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245.236 | Deep, Deep, | CELTIK::JACOB | Have you 'given' your quart today?? | Mon Mar 23 1992 18:59 | 15 |
| Lessee,
If you start at point A, and decrease the remaining distance to point B
by 50% every move you make, you cain only get halfway to the end every
move you make(and after a while, you have to be REAL agile). Same as
with 75%, you only go 3/4's of the remaining distance each time. You
never close the gap completely(sorta like Alfred E. Neuman's front
teeth).
Now in Pittsburgh, the shortest route between two points is under
construction, either that or ya have to go by the addage, "You cain't
get there from here."
JaKe
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245.237 | | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Mets in '92 | Mon Mar 23 1992 19:23 | 7 |
| Jake,
I understand the problem what I need help with is the details of the
solution.
The Crazy Met
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245.238 | | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Mets in '92 | Mon Mar 23 1992 20:46 | 5 |
| But Jake I am looking for a general solution that would apply in the
corfields of the midwest as well as to Pittsburgh/
The Crazy Met
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245.239 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Dem Pens is suprizing me!! | Mon Mar 23 1992 20:51 | 7 |
| Let's just say that if you had a 20' log and a VERY agile frog, who
only jumped half the distance to the other end every time he jumped,
he'd die 'fore he got there.
JaKe
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245.240 | | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | Plato,Homer,Voltaire,BobKnight | Tue Mar 24 1992 11:18 | 12 |
| re .235
Assuming that 100% and above are not true percentages but whole
numbers percentages never make a total and if you never do that
you never quite git there but only part way there.
re 1
You cain say that about midwesterners like me, RaKe, but I don't
do frogs.
MrT
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245.241 | | EARRTH::BROOKS | Rebel Without A Pause ... | Tue Mar 24 1992 12:18 | 10 |
| CZMet, FaKe is incapable of answering your question (he is a fraud), so
I'll take a whack - by giving you a reference source.
The Limit Theorem in Calculus sez that as t (time) approaches infinity,
you will get to your destination. But only at t = inf. Otherwise, you
*never* really get to where you're going.
You kinda 'pile up' on the front porch - just like life ...
Doc
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245.242 | | RUGBY1::way | Wrap them knees, boy! | Tue Mar 24 1992 12:21 | 12 |
| It reminds me of the dichotomy between the real world (or our
observable world) and the world of quantum physics.
Things that happen at that level almost seem to happen according to
a totally different set of rules than what we experience on a daily
basis.
Like in the world of quantum physics you'd never get there, but here
and now you would.....
'Saw
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245.243 | | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | Plato,Homer,Voltaire,BobKnight | Tue Mar 24 1992 12:27 | 6 |
| RaKe,
Why oh why cain't my main main BobKnight recruit a legitimate
center?
Poor MrT
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245.244 | WHY FaKe, TALE ME WHY JOE IS THE ANSWER MAIN !! | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | Plato,Homer,Voltaire,BobKnight | Tue Mar 24 1992 13:45 | 1 |
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245.245 | | SALEM::TIMMONS | Where's Waldo? | Tue Mar 24 1992 15:08 | 7 |
| I can't say about them quantum physics, but a regular physic will clean
you out 100%! None of that 50%, or 75%, a good physic does it all!
Reminds me of a cousin o'mine who was in newkleer physics. He worked
down at the local hospital, giving Barium Enemas.
lEe
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245.246 | Woulda came in handy in high school! | CUBIC7::DIGGINS | Playdough,Homey,Vitale,BobKnight | Tue Mar 24 1992 16:05 | 6 |
| giving Barium Enemas.
Glow in the dark moons!
8^)
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245.247 | Kev as JaKe.... | 7389::FARLEY | Son,you can make hundreds o'dollars... | Tue Mar 24 1992 17:31 | 13 |
|
MoRT,
I'd liek to take a stab at answering your question about Rev. Bob
not being able to get good centers.....
'Cause Snuffy got'm all sittin on his bench!
Hal Tried Hard(tm)
Kev
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245.248 | | RUGBY1::way | Wrap them knees, boy! | Tue Mar 24 1992 17:41 | 26 |
| Well, I read a couple of books on Quantum Physics, and it's way out there
stuff. (Almost beyond me, to tell the truth).
The big thing in quantum physics, as far as I can figure it out, is that
the outcome of any thing is dependent on the observer. If I observe it
to be one way, it is that way, if I observe it to be another, it's another.
The outcome of any situation is indeterminate until observed. So, I know
that at some point in the future, UNC will play IU in a hoops game.
The outcome is indeterminate. If ACC Chris observes the outcome, Dean
wins, if MrT observes the outcome, IU wins. kinda sorta....
heavy duty.
hawk can probably explain it better than I....
Say, wait a minute! Hawk, why don't you go back and re-observe those tickets,
only this time you FIND them!!!!!!
'Saw
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245.249 | Several versions of that tune, Saw | SALES::THILL | | Tue Mar 24 1992 19:27 | 10 |
| > If I observe it
> to be one way, it is that way, if I observe it to be another, it's another.
Yeah, I think I've had some of those SPORTS::SHROOMS, too!
Me an' Trevor Dread an' Desmond an' "Smokey" was a settin' round after work
(don't ask WHICH job...) and Peter Tosh comin' on da rediyo. We was tinkin de
sayme ting, but we was a no callin' it Quantum Physics....
Hallie-Sallasie-Eye-Rastafari-Mon
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245.250 | | CAMONE::WAY | Wrap them knees, boy! | Tue Mar 24 1992 19:58 | 7 |
| Dread mon.....
It's all a higher plane...
'Saw
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245.251 | | LAGUNA::MAY_BR | It ain't the thing, it's the fling | Tue Mar 24 1992 20:30 | 6 |
|
'saw, ifn your looking to understand quantem physics, read the Hawkings
book that I talked about somewhere. It splains that stuff relatively
simply.
Bruce
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245.252 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Dem Pens is suprizing me!! | Tue Mar 24 1992 20:49 | 11 |
| Hey,
I watched Quantum Leap once, is that the same????
Re Bob Knight
He wouldn't know a good center if he jumped out and bit him on the a$$.
re.240 You sure are a dreamer "T", ber you, try mm's instead of '
JaKe
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245.253 | | ROYALT::ASHE | We finally got a piece of the pie... | Tue Mar 24 1992 20:54 | 1 |
| What about Kent Benson?
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245.254 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Dem Pens is suprizing me!! | Tue Mar 24 1992 21:10 | 8 |
|
>>What about Kent Benson?
Never smoked them. Weren't they cigs made in a partnership of Kent and
Benson and Hedges???
JaKe
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245.255 | Michael Hedges? | FRETZ::HEISER | maranatha | Tue Mar 24 1992 21:19 | 1 |
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245.256 | | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | Plato,Homer,Voltaire,BobKnight | Tue Mar 24 1992 22:31 | 14 |
| First, I didn't say Bob has never in the past recruited a legit
center. He's recruited two: Benson and Ray Tolbert, who was
much better than Benson.
Benson was a stiff who could play a role, had a nice touch, but
was basically carried by May/Green/Abernethy and the other, more
talented, front-line players.
re: FaKe
Dreaming am I? I ought slap you up side de haid with it and then
you'd pipe down.
MrT
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245.257 | | LUNER::BROOKS | Rebel Without A Pause ... | Wed Mar 25 1992 01:30 | 16 |
| re .248
Saw, you are referring to Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle - namely the
act of observing affects the observer as well as the observed.
In other words, there is no such thing as a truly disinterested,
detached observer.
I find that principle isn't relegated to the subatomic world, but in
fact does apply to the macro (relatively) cosmic world as well.
QM is fun reading on the layman's level, it's a pity that the math is
brutal - took some of the fun out of it for me - about 90% of it ...
:-)
Doc
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245.258 | | CAMONE::WAY | Wrap them knees, boy! | Wed Mar 25 1992 12:14 | 17 |
245.259 | | RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JO | ABD - Anybody But Duke! | Wed Mar 25 1992 13:29 | 9 |
| Saw -
Doc's wrong. You are really referring to Hidenberg's Theory - which
says that things filled with hot air will float - but will also
explode.
HTH.
JD
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245.260 | | ROYALT::ASHE | We finally got a piece of the pie... | Wed Mar 25 1992 13:37 | 2 |
| I was kidding about Benson...
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245.261 | JD, Dave Barry has proof that cows explode too! | SASE::SZABO | The Ticketmaster | Wed Mar 25 1992 13:52 | 1 |
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245.262 | No mention of Uwe Blab and Steve Downing!! | CTHQ2::LEARY | BobHunt,David Copperfield of ::SPORTS | Wed Mar 25 1992 13:53 | 1 |
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245.263 | | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | the dream is always the same... | Wed Mar 25 1992 16:44 | 8 |
|
Yo JaKe, i gots to ax you sum-than'... Can you use the crystal ball
and tell me if DrM is going to show up tomorrow night for the 3pt
contest and a little 1-1 hoop game. His original excuse was that
he'd be out of town all week... clearly this is not the case.
Thanks in advance.
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245.264 | | USCTR2::NAHEARN | | Wed Mar 25 1992 16:53 | 9 |
| Dear Jake,
Where does this 3-point contest that Groaner keeps talking about take
place?
Thanks in advance,
Nelly
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245.265 | Dog dreams?????? | 7389::FARLEY | Son,you can make hundreds o'dollars... | Wed Mar 25 1992 17:55 | 10 |
| Dear JaKe,
Howcome usually in the middle of the night Digger_the_Goat-dog
suddenly starts to whimper, shake a bit and in his sleep do the whyne
thang? What do dogs dream about that makes them skeered?
I remain,
yawning_from_the_unplanned_wakeup_call,
Kev
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245.266 | | TORREY::MAY_BR | It ain't the thing, it's the fling | Wed Mar 25 1992 17:56 | 7 |
|
Kev,
I think your dog has the DT's. It's genetic, they get it from their
master.
Brews, for Jake
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245.267 | | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | Plato,Homer,Voltaire,BobKnight | Wed Mar 25 1992 18:18 | 17 |
| >I was kidding about Kent Benson.
I shoulda known.
Here's my prediction for the Groaner vs. Midnight match:
1. Midnight fails to show.
2. If Midnight shows, he attempts to weasle out a going haid-to-haid
with the mighty Groaner.
3. If Groaner cows him into playing the game is marred by a raft of
ridiculous face saving foul calls.
4. Groaner overcomes Midnight's weasling and wins 11-3.
MrT
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245.268 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Dem Pens is suprizing me!! | Wed Mar 25 1992 19:06 | 16 |
|
>>Dear JaKe,
>>Howcome usually in the middle of the night Digger_the_Goat-dog
>>suddenly starts to whimper, shake a bit and in his sleep do the whyne
>>thang? What do dogs dream about that makes them skeered?
Near as I cain tell, the only thang for a dog to dream about that wil
make them skeered is that they're getting a drink of water out of the
toilet and the freakin' lid falls on their haid.
Re Doc and showing up, Groaner, ain't knowbody cain answer that one but
the Doc himself.
JaKe
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245.269 | | ANGLIN::PAPACEK | | Wed Mar 25 1992 19:13 | 6 |
|
Brilliant Jake, my dog "Pete" suffers from the same nightmares. I
would have never thought that was the reason.
Pat
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245.270 | It's a conspiracy! | SALES::THILL | | Wed Mar 25 1992 19:30 | 7 |
| Wail, I speck Digger_the-Goat_Doag is havin nightmares of all them bunny-huggin'
dirt-eatin' tree huggin Druids over in ::CANINE tryin to take away his
chew-bones.
HTH
Tom
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245.271 | | CAMONE::WAY | Goob a loogie | Thu Mar 26 1992 11:15 | 19 |
| Jake....
- What does O.K stand for?
- Why is it that no matter how warm you keep your house
in the winter, the toilet seat is always freezing, and
no matter how cool you keep your house in summer, that
same seat is always warm.
- Why is it that when I drink a lot of beer, I can go a long
time without having to relieve myself, but as soon as I go
that first time, I have to go every fifteen minutes.
'Saw
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245.272 | just what does LDUC mean? | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | Plato,Homer,Voltaire,BobKnight | Thu Mar 26 1992 11:48 | 1 |
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245.273 | Da Pixies musta kilt those memory cells! ;^)( | 7389::FARLEY | Son,you can make hundreds o'dollars... | Thu Mar 26 1992 11:55 | 24 |
| Aw c'mon Shag,
You've been here long enuf to remember Ninj's coining that phrase
during the "park effect" tangent!
For those who are new here, LDUC stands for;
Long
Distance
Urination
Contest
It was an attempt by the Ninj' to bring kindler and gentler PC'ness
to the SportBar!
Hal Tried Hard(tm)
I remain,
in need of a catheter! :*(
Kev
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245.274 | Tai Kwon Do or Tie One On? | SHALOT::MEDVID | Dancing in the deepest oceans | Thu Mar 26 1992 17:40 | 24 |
| JaKe,
Here's a serious inquiry that I invite all to provide advise on.
As you know, I am now dating a very fine Korean lady who just might be
the one to drag dan'l down into commitment...she's already made me a
one-woman main. My parents really like her too. Everything is just
about perfect except...
Jai's parents are strongly against her dating anyone not Korean. She
has "broken" the news to her mother about me and mom and pop beetched
her out lasted weekend for stooping so low as to date a white man. Mom
and pop I can handle. My real problem comes with bigger brother who
subscribes to the same bigoted theories and may just break me in two
when he arrives back in Charlotte after finishing his MBA at Virginia
Tech in May.
I've seen pictures of this guy. He makes me look like Kevin Farley.
Please provide advise and/or money.
Thanks.
--dan'l
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245.275 | | CAMONE::WAY | Insert dirty saying here | Thu Mar 26 1992 17:56 | 24 |
| dan'l.....
There are two things that you must always remember....
First, a big man falls just as hard as a small man if you kick him
in the test-ti-kals.
Second, a big man falls just as hard as a small man, if you kick him
in the knee.
Aside from that, you cain always take this tack:
Let him beat the shit outta you and then sue his ass
for everything he's got, press charges, and ride off
into the sunset....
hth,
'Saw
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245.276 | | CNTROL::CHILDS | ABD except UNC | Thu Mar 26 1992 18:20 | 7 |
|
Dan-l, if her family is that pig-head and plans tro remain that way then
either get out or make her choose between them and you. If you don't they're
going to cause you more headaches then it's worth. They'll instagate fights
between you and try to break you apart....
mike
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245.277 | Deja Vu | SCNDRL::HUNT | Stop The ACC Tourney Now !!! | Thu Mar 26 1992 18:24 | 17 |
| Dan'l,
I went through the same thing sorta. Cindy's family believed that the
entire 5,000+ year history of the Jewish people was coming to an end if she
went out to see the new Warren Beatty flick with me.
I listened to their physical threats and doomsday wishes and her family cut
her off for about 2 years. Dead silence. Her dad even sat "shiva" for
her ... a private mourning ritual.
It all boils down in the end to Jai. If she loves you, she'll stay with
you. If the family pressure is too much and she caves in, you'll be
better off in the long run without the potential problems.
Tough situation. You gotta let her work it out.
Bob Hunt
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245.278 | | CAMONE::WAY | Insert dirty saying here | Thu Mar 26 1992 18:37 | 16 |
| [A Serious Chainsaw Reply]
In the meantime dan'l, don't forget that you have some "brothers" up here
who listen really well, and offer fine advice.
You know the address if you ever need to shoot off some "I'm goin' outta
my SKULL" vaxmail, dude...
Bob hit a nail on the head. For the most part, things have a way of
working themselves out.....
Good luck,
'Saw
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245.279 | Life's Rich Pageant | SCNDRL::HUNT | Stop The ACC Tourney Now !!! | Thu Mar 26 1992 18:40 | 6 |
| By the way, Cindy's "exile" from her family ended forever at exactly 4:52am
on Wednesday morning, 10-Apr-1985.
It is amazing what the first grandchild can do to one's pride and emotions.
Bob Hunt
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245.280 | | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | Plato,Homer,Voltaire,BobKnight | Thu Mar 26 1992 18:42 | 20 |
| Dan'l,
I tussled with a martial arts guy once. It's simple. Pick up a
2x4 or some other blunt object. Martial arts relies largely on
fair fighting cuz they lead with their limbs. This means when the
bigot sticks in his arm or leg just whack down on it and the bone
breaks and he's laying there bleating like an overtrained babe.
Works every time. If no long hard objects are available pick up
a handful of rocks and hurl them into his face. This really hurts.
And as he staggers around trying to see you cain dog-walk him wherever
joe choose.
I always laugh when certain ethnic groups cry racism, cuz these groups
are among the most bigoted in the world. Doan wanna rathole, so I
won't enumerate these groups.
Good luck!
MrT
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245.281 | Keep it comin', buds | SHALOT::MEDVID | Dancing in the deepest oceans | Thu Mar 26 1992 18:51 | 6 |
| >If no long hard objects are available
Hey, this is me we're talking about. Of course there's going to be one
available.
--dan'l
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245.282 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Dem Pens is suprizing me!! | Thu Mar 26 1992 18:52 | 20 |
|
>>Aside from that, you cain always take this tack:
>> Let him beat the shit outta you and then sue his ass
>> for everything he's got, press charges, and ride off
>> into the sunset....
'Saw,
I seriuosly doubt that I would recommend this tactic. The guy could go
crazy and kill -dan'l. Plus, is it worth the pain & body cast for what
he'd get out of it???? Could be years before all of the injuries
totally heal up, ya know.
Re the toilet seat, I've often wondered that myself. Guess I'll have
to sit down beside the terlet with a couple a six-packs and do some
research.
JaKe
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245.283 | | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | Plato,Homer,Voltaire,BobKnight | Thu Mar 26 1992 18:54 | 10 |
| re .281
Yeah I have the same facility but you don't want to use *that* one.
I once saw a 140 lb hillbilly fight a Purdue offensive tackle silly
with a unopened cain a Budweiser in the infield at the Indy 500.
Main, when that fight was over this Bud cain looked like a asteroid!
MrT
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245.284 | $ .02 | MONGUS::BRYDIE | Julie's in the Drug Squad | Thu Mar 26 1992 19:08 | 8 |
|
Listen to Bob Hunt, Dan'l. He's been there and his advice seems pretty
sound to me.
There's no sense trying to fight her brother either. One of my best
buddies is a black belt in tae kwan do and I really wouldn't recommend
trying to tangle with someone like that. Hitting him with a stick or
sucker punching him is liable to just piss him off.
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245.285 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Dem Pens is suprizing me!! | Thu Mar 26 1992 19:42 | 7 |
| re.271 O.K. Old Koot?????
re drinking and urinating, Once the leak occurs, it's hard to plug
up!!!
JaKe
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245.286 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Dem Pens is suprizing me!! | Thu Mar 26 1992 19:43 | 4 |
| in a battle with a martial arts whiz, a .357 normally wins!!!
JaKe
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245.287 | | 7389::FARLEY | Son,you can make hundreds o'dollars... | Thu Mar 26 1992 20:00 | 23 |
| --Dan'l I have a friend who is married to a Korean lady.
UNfortunately, I don't know what, if any, parental involvement
occurred. I'll ask 'im.
I know it'll work out for ya but be forewarned, yer living quarters
will have black laquered furniture all over the place, you'll be eating
a bunch of mysterious looking fried stuff and yer wall will be covered
with this gold threaded stuff complete with pictures of peacocks and
swamp reeds in a tapestry!
Dunno if you'll be sleeping on hardwood floors with bamboo mats!
Hmmmm, brother's to you what you are to me????
Buy some lightweight Addidas and remember to pump your arms and lift
your knees!
hth,
I remain,
unscarred 'cause I run fast!
Kev
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245.288 | Some stereotypes are true | SHALOT::MEDVID | Dancing in the deepest oceans | Thu Mar 26 1992 20:07 | 14 |
| > I know it'll work out for ya but be forewarned, yer living quarters
> will have black laquered furniture all over the place, you'll be eating
> a bunch of mysterious looking fried stuff and yer wall will be covered
> with this gold threaded stuff complete with pictures of peacocks and
> swamp reeds in a tapestry!
Rollward! When we got back from vacation, I took Jai to her house (in
the middle of the afternoon when mom and pop Kim weren't home). You
just described it perfectly!
Hey, what am I laughing at? What the hail were you doing at her
house!?! :-)
--dan'l
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245.289 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Who can turn the world on w/ her smile? | Thu Mar 26 1992 20:11 | 3 |
| Be patient and give it some time. If they see she's happy, they may
ease up some...
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245.290 | mikey says | CNTROL::CHILDS | ABD except UNC | Thu Mar 26 1992 20:12 | 10 |
|
Dan-l, a question for you are happy with your life now?
if so don't spoil it. I realize that you maybe thinking that Jai is
different from the rest but rest assured she's not. Even if she is,
the fraternity of married women will straighten her out before long.
the only legimate reason to get married is to have kids.....
naturally this is my own MCPHO.....
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245.291 | | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | Plato,Homer,Voltaire,BobKnight | Thu Mar 26 1992 22:47 | 11 |
| Rat on Mikey. Your comment about the girl being straightened
out reminds me of the story in Eddie Murphy's "Raw" about what
the girls taught poor Eddie's pastoral ideal Bush Beach.
Anybody know that story? Haa.
Gnii woynt gnhalff, nEddeeee? *Gnahalff* !!
Haa.
MrT
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245.293 | trust us we know... | CNTROL::CHILDS | Hulkster is Blubster w/out vitamins | Thu Mar 26 1992 22:52 | 10 |
|
Just image her runnin into one of Dan-l ole flames who just like the one
in the VW in that yuppie puppies commercial....never mind the couch,
he'll be lucky to sleep on the porch...
;^)
mike
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245.294 | | FDCV06::KING | Lebanon NH, the pits of the world!!! | Fri Mar 27 1992 00:07 | 8 |
| Ok... Enough of all this useless advice...
Here's what you need to do...
Dan'l rent the movie "They call me Bruce?"
Watch it and learn.... Its a classic....
REK
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245.295 | I've got three black belts in my closet. | CUBIC7::DIGGINS | Playdough,Homey,Vitale,BobKnight | Fri Mar 27 1992 11:24 | 10 |
|
Dan'l send me a plane ticket and I'll come down and kick some ass!
I've been pretty frustrated lately and this would be good therapy for me!
8^))
Really though, hang in there, maybe if you show her parents how much
you love their daughter, they'll come around. True love conquers all.
Steve
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245.296 | Of course, violence is NEVER the answer.... | CAMONE::WAY | Insert dirty saying here | Fri Mar 27 1992 12:04 | 34 |
| re injuries:
The human body can absorb a tremendous amount of punishment
and you can still keep on going.....
If the guy IS a martial artist and he does kick the living
daylights out of you, then it's more than just assault....
re wiry guys beating on big guys:
wiry little guys are a pain in the ass. On the rugby pitch
I'd much prefer to try and tackle a big old bruiser than
a little wiry guy. Little wiry guys have all these bumpy
protrusions (elbowns, knees, shoulders) that HURT when you
get hit with them...
re weapons:
I've known a couple of ex-cons in my time, and one of the
best weapons in the world is a tightly rolled magazine.
The butt end of the magazine, correctly, swiftly and forcefully
impacting a person just below the sternum is one of the most
debilitating weapons going.
Also good are those zappers. Zapper old Tai Kwan Do with that,
then threaten to crush his tes-ti-kals with a nutcracker when
he's whimpering on the ground....
hth,
'Saw
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245.297 | ?? | CTHQ2::LEARY | BobHunt,David Copperfield of ::SPORTS | Fri Mar 27 1992 12:32 | 13 |
| JaKe,
Friday questions
1. If there were no ice shacks in Minny, would we still be able to
buy frozen fish?
2. If there were no trailer parks, would there still be tornadoes?
3. If the Susquehanna ran dry, would Pittsburgh rename their stadium
Two Rivers and a Dry Bed?
MikeL
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245.298 | I'm not JaKe, but I play one on TV... | SHALOT::MEDVID | Dancing in the deepest oceans | Fri Mar 27 1992 12:44 | 17 |
| > 1. If there were no ice shacks in Minny, would we still be able to
> buy frozen fish?
Shack plays for LSU not Minnesotta.
> 2. If there were no trailer parks, would there still be tornadoes?
Yes, there would still be tornadoes, but there would also be a lot mor
aluminum to make more beer cans with. Sounds like a good idea.
> 3. If the Susquehanna ran dry, would Pittsburgh rename their stadium
> Two Rivers and a Dry Bed?
You've obviously been reading "Geography Made Easy: The Mr. T Method"
(MyRaw Hill, 1988, Norfolk, Louisiana).
--dan'l
|
245.299 | | CAMONE::WAY | Insert dirty saying here | Fri Mar 27 1992 12:45 | 16 |
245.300 | Learn about Koren culture | SALES::THILL | | Fri Mar 27 1992 12:47 | 12 |
| Dan'l,
Seems to me her parents might be worried about cultural things. They probably
have seen things like MTV and movies that show what "typical" American vaules
are. These probably conflict with the values they have and how they would like
to see their daughter. If they see that you take an interest in Korean culture
it will go a long way toward them feeling that you're "not like most Americans"
Then again, I s'pose I'd be worried too if my daughter was datin' a doag like
you... :-)
Tom
|
245.301 | | CAMONE::WAY | Insert dirty saying here | Fri Mar 27 1992 12:49 | 18 |
| Dread Tom has a point, dan'l.
A few dont's:
o Don't wear a Ren and Stimpy t-shirt when you first
meet them.
o Don't mention your dinghy.
o Don't mention Pepper.
o Don't tell them you have a friend named Chainsaw.
Hope this helps,
'Saw
|
245.302 | What more could they want? | SHALOT::MEDVID | Dancing in the deepest oceans | Fri Mar 27 1992 12:50 | 8 |
| Korean culture and hunky culture have one thing in common:
cabbage!
Ah, the spice of life (and flatulence).
--dan'l
|
245.303 | | CTHQ2::LEARY | BobHunt,David Copperfield of ::SPORTS | Fri Mar 27 1992 13:01 | 6 |
| Ah rats, dan'l!
Make it the Monongahela.
I remain a dadgum New Englander,
MikeL
|
245.304 | | TORREY::MAY_BR | It ain't the thing, it's the fling | Fri Mar 27 1992 13:48 | 2 |
|
dan'l, have Jai lie.
|
245.305 | | RUGBY1::way | Insert dirty saying here | Fri Mar 27 1992 14:14 | 31 |
| Jake,
I've noticed lately that everything is being made to be recycled.
A few months back I bought some Heinz Ketchup, and it was made in a
#7 recyclable plastic bottle. Since #7 is not commonly taken around
here, I've noticed that now Heinz Ketchup is coming in a #1, which most
of our landfills DO take.
But the thing that has me wondering is Sunkist oranges. Now, when I was
a kid Sunkist used to stamp (in ink) Sunkist on the orange. The whole
orange was biodegrable, the peels would shrivel up and eventually biodegrade.
Now, however, Sunkist is putting these little PLASTIC stickers on their
oranges with a cute little Sunkist logo.
I'm not sure if the plastic sticker is biodegradable or not, so I peel
them off and put them on the silver border of my whiteboard, along with
stickers from banana peels.
Why is Sunkist doing this? Is it bad for the environment?
I need HELP on this one.......
'Saw
|
245.306 | Played in a Fronton or something like that | SHALOT::MEDVID | Dancing in the deepest oceans | Fri Mar 27 1992 14:33 | 5 |
| > dan'l, have Jai lie.
Isn't that the sport that's real popular down in Florida? :-)
|
245.307 | | TORREY::MAY_BR | It ain't the thing, it's the fling | Fri Mar 27 1992 14:40 | 4 |
|
Well, I was trying to put a sports twist on it. Glad you caught it.
Brews
|
245.308 | | RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JO | ABD - Anybody But Duke! | Fri Mar 27 1992 14:58 | 6 |
| Hey, I had a girl friend who had a fronton for a bed. Pretty damn
comfortable - and you could turn it into a coach or a chair or
anything. ONly problem was she had some Basque neighbors, and they
were constantly throwing hard little balls at the damn ting.
JD
|
245.309 | | RUGBY1::way | Insert dirty saying here | Fri Mar 27 1992 15:02 | 26 |
| Jai Alai is pretty cool.
The only thing that gets me is that it is so damn fixed. I mean, sure, the
players come out and take this oath and swear on their mother and all,
but I can recall so many times where you see this longshot guy playing,
and you know that there's some bucks riding on him, and he's making these
unbelievable shots.
Like the ball comes high and he runs up the wall and gets it, and returns,
then the ball scoots in way low near the front wall and he sprints up and
just barely gets it....
then an easy shot comes in and he drops it.... FIX!
One thing that is cool is that it's in the rules that you MUST play
right handed. Zulaika was one of the all-time best, and he was naturally
a lefty.... Naturally, being a lefty all the time, I'd root for Zulaika...
Americans are starting to get into it pretty big now....
'Saw
|
245.310 | | SALEM::TIMMONS | Where's Waldo? | Fri Mar 27 1992 15:08 | 9 |
| 'Saw, I've done some research on that Sunkist label, as I had noticed
it and wondered the same thing.
Turns out that the label is made from fumber, which IS biodegradable.
It's the ink on this fumber that is the potential problem.
HTC
lEe
|
245.311 | | PATE::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Fri Mar 27 1992 15:42 | 7 |
| The inking process itself can produce alot of waste. You need solvents
to clean up spills, clean the machines, etc.
People are jumping on the anti-plastic bandwagon. Replacing with paper
isn't the end-all solution either. Paper processing is much messier
and dirtier and probably has a larger volume of processing waste than
plastic.
|
245.312 | | USCTR2::NAHEARN | | Fri Mar 27 1992 16:28 | 12 |
| I think Bob Hunt hit the nail on the head in his note!!! The answer to
Dan'l's problem is a simple one.....impregnate Jai.....then, once the
baby is born, or by the time the young'n is ready for college, Jai's
family will have warmed up to you!!!!! :^)
Having never met you, Dan'l, I hope you don't find this recommendation
offensive!!!!
HTH,
Nelly
|
245.313 | dan'l could be a pro rassler just for his hair alone... :-) | SASE::SZABO | Frank Way is the write-in way! | Fri Mar 27 1992 16:46 | 8 |
| I think the problem with Jai's parents is that they're freaking over
the possibility of having grandchildren with blonde hair... :-)
(For those who've never met dan'l, calling his hair blonde is an
understatement!)
Hawk
|
245.314 | | RUGBY1::way | Insert dirty saying here | Fri Mar 27 1992 16:53 | 26 |
| Lee,
I assume you're serious on the fumber thing. What is fumber made of?
It seems almost like a layer of skin or something.
re Waste products:
Now we're getting into an area I know something about.
As a veteran of a summer job at a waste water plant, I always
keep a keen ear open to stuff involving that area.
They have made great strides in processing the liquid wastes
from the processes. Gone are the days, hopefully, of raw waste
from paper milling just being dumped into a river.
Plastic packaging is okay, but I always look for the recycling number on
it, and I feel guilty if it is anything but a 1 or a 2. My landfill doesn't
take anything other than 1 or 2....
'Saw
|
245.315 | Pride Goeth, Goeth, Goneth ... | SCNDRL::HUNT | Stop The ACC Tourney Now !!! | Fri Mar 27 1992 16:56 | 64 |
245.316 | | RUGBY1::way | | Fri Mar 27 1992 17:16 | 11 |
| Great story there Bob. Even if they didn't thaw right then, there's
no way they could have held out as those three beee-yooo-teee-full children
grew....
Dan'l, keep the faith, bro, keep the faith.....
'Saw
|
245.317 | | CNTROL::CHILDS | Hulkster is Blubster w/out vitamins | Fri Mar 27 1992 17:18 | 9 |
|
Jake, what do you think of the new DCU policy called Buy a Vote?
In a nutshell I ogt a letter from the DCu yesterday increase my VISA
limit by 1K and lowering the interest rate on a balnce >2.5K...
nice guys huh? too bad I already vote...
;^)
|
245.318 | | COBRA::BRYDIE | Julie's in the Drug Squad | Fri Mar 27 1992 17:22 | 4 |
|
re .315
Great note ,Bob.
|
245.319 | Hello, mom? | SASE::SZABO | Frank Way is the write-in way! | Fri Mar 27 1992 17:38 | 5 |
| Bob, that's a real-life "reach out and touch someone" story if'n I ever
seen one. :-)
Hawk
|
245.320 | | CNTROL::CHILDS | Hulkster is Blubster w/out vitamins | Fri Mar 27 1992 17:40 | 2 |
|
Did Saw get the mail I sent him last night?
|
245.321 | I not a postal person, but I play one in notes | RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JO | ABD - Anybody But Duke! | Fri Mar 27 1992 17:41 | 6 |
| MIke -
No, he didn't.
HTH.
JD
|
245.322 | | RUGBY1::way | Insert dirty saying here | Fri Mar 27 1992 18:08 | 8 |
| Mike,
If it was that address...yes. I did....
'Saw
|
245.323 | Don't you hate families ? | SALES::THILL | | Fri Mar 27 1992 18:42 | 10 |
| Great story, Bob.
After having been married almost 2 years, I'm beginning to dislike all the
politicking involved with families. It ranges from my wife's older brother who
we call "The Answer Man" who knows EVERYTHING (just ask him) to my wimpy younger
brother's psychopath bully wife.
Sometimes I just want to throw up my arms and say "fuh-geddaboutit!"
Tom
|
245.324 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Dem Pens is suprizing me!! | Fri Mar 27 1992 18:51 | 24 |
| BUY A VOTE?????
Sheez, I ain't got a DCU Visa(or anybody else's for that matter), does
this mean they're going to send me some bucks in the mail with a no
payback clause on them if'n I vote?????
Have ta call home and have Mrs. JaKe hold onto the envelope till the
money comes in.
'Saw
What's this thang with recycle numbers??? Never heard of 'em up to
now.
--dan'l, thanks for clearing up the river thang and answering the ???'s
earlier. Tis a beach working evenings and not getting to this place
till late in the afternoon.
BobHunt: GREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAT note. wonderful knowing that
everything got worked out, 'cause life is too short to spend in that
kind of situation, from BOTH sides.
JaKe
|
245.325 | | CAMONE::WAY | Insert dirty saying here | Fri Mar 27 1992 19:10 | 53 |
| > BUY A VOTE?????
>
> Sheez, I ain't got a DCU Visa(or anybody else's for that matter), does
> this mean they're going to send me some bucks in the mail with a no
> payback clause on them if'n I vote?????
I won't get going on the DCU thing. Denny or I could fill you in.
All I can say is if'n yer interested, read the DCU note from about 1-mar
onward...
> 'Saw
>
> What's this thang with recycle numbers??? Never heard of 'em up to
> now.
Jake,
On the bottom of plastic containers, you will find a little number
inside a triangle. Those numbers I think represent the different
types of recycling processes.
For example, plastic milk jugs are usually 2s, so are Sunny Delight
OJ containers, most shampoo bottles, and some margerine tubs.
1's are peanut butter containers and heinz ketchup.
The big plastic water jugs that Poland Spring delivers to my house are 7.
And so on...
Look for them.
In Connecticut, recycling is mandatory, so we get to know these things.
We have to recycle glass, plastic, newspapers, and cans.
Dread Tom,
Mon, you are a writer. It's soundin' to me like you got some great
stuff dere to write a story wit.
'Saw
|
245.326 | | PATE::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Fri Mar 27 1992 19:19 | 10 |
245.327 | | TNPUBS::MCCULLOUGH | Lindsey's gonna be a sister!!! | Fri Mar 27 1992 19:58 | 17 |
| BobHunt
My question is: what religion are the kids?
I also married a Jewish woman (who likes the exact same movies as Cindy), but it
took a lot of pressure off when my mother-in-law found out that a) I had Jewish
relatives, and mostly b) that I agreed to raise our kids Jewish. My father in
law re-married a Catholic, so his only major problem was that I was sleeping
with his daughter 8^).
I also found that the older the generations, closer to being immigrants, are the
ones who have a bigger problem. For instance, my wifes grandmother kept
complaining everytime we broke any tradition of a Jewish wedding. This may be
the case with Jai. I assume her parents lived in Korea at some time, and may
be more unwilling to give up the culture.
=Bob=
|
245.328 | Catha-Jews ??? | SCNDRL::HUNT | Stop The ACC Tourney Now !!! | Fri Mar 27 1992 20:15 | 16 |
| The MicroHUNTs are officially Jewish by Jewish law. But *structured*
religion is pretty much a non-issue in our home. I'm less worried about
what "label" they wear and more concerned that they respect other people
and learn to love themselves, their God, and their friends and family.
Religion is a club, in my opinion, and should be approached as such.
They do make out like bandits around the Holidays, though. Eight days of
Hanukkah gifts and then a huge Christmas blizzard of tinsel, wrapping
paper, and bows. The Passover/Easter clash is fun, too.
Personally, I enjoy Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. Jewish cuisine is
a very underrated cooking style. I've become a big time fan of good ol'
fashioned corned beef on rye.
Bob Hunt
|
245.329 | | SALEM::TIMMONS | Where's Waldo? | Sat Mar 28 1992 10:04 | 7 |
| 'Saw, fumber works cause you never ever seen lumps of it in dumps.
Must degrade real quick!
You should know that I'm hardly ever serious in here. Maybe I should
go out and invent fumber, huh?
lEe
|
245.330 | from 8 time zones away - ain't networks wonderful | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Mets in '92 | Sun Mar 29 1992 08:28 | 9 |
| re:.??
Thanks Doc but I know the answer just wanted to see how Jake dealt
withh it. The simplest answer is that an infinit sum (1/2+1/4+1/8 ...)
can have a finite answer, in this case 1. So that is why you eventaully
do get there.
The Crazy Met
|
245.331 | | SALEM::TIMMONS | Where's Waldo? | Mon Mar 30 1992 10:40 | 7 |
| JoKe, err, JaKe,
What is it in lettuce that sometimes turns rusty? Should I WD-40 the
lettuce after I buy it, or put on a primer coat? I'd hate to have to
wear a coat during the summer, so what should I do?
lEe
|
245.332 | Yu Kan Cook tu! ? | 7389::FARLEY | Son,you can make hundreds o'dollars... | Mon Mar 30 1992 13:16 | 13 |
| lEe,
'cause you used a knife! As a ol' US Army cook, we were told to
never use a knife on lettuce cause it maked the edges "rust". Pull
the leaves apart into pieces instead.
hth,
I remain,
Dr. Tomaine (NOT!)
;^)
SSgt. Kev
|
245.333 | | MCIS1::DHAMEL | Live long and perspire | Mon Mar 30 1992 13:24 | 4 |
|
If "The Terminator" tore apart a head of lettuce, would it turn brown
because his hands are metal?
|
245.334 | | ROYALT::ASHE | The V X'z boyz rool! | Mon Mar 30 1992 18:32 | 18 |
245.335 | | SCHOOL::RIEU | Support DCU Petition Candidates | Mon Mar 30 1992 18:40 | 3 |
| I heard from slasher this AM. He's back, he's tanned, and he's
recovering from goin' to 'rasslin on Sat. night.
Denny
|
245.336 | | SHARE::DERRY | Jerry Brown: Never touched da stuff | Mon Mar 30 1992 18:51 | 5 |
| Who cares about /Don? (-:
What I wanna know is where is Dinz? Everytime I try callin' him,
someone picks up his line and says he's busy. So, like... he's been
out straight for 3 weeks now? I think not. Anyone got any clues?
|
245.337 | Hairy Smithna | AXIS::CHAPPEL | Nyuk, Nyuk, Nyuk, That's a pipen ! | Mon Mar 30 1992 18:55 | 12 |
245.338 | | SCHOOL::RIEU | Support DCU Petition Candidates | Mon Mar 30 1992 19:05 | 4 |
| Dinz is alive and well, I ran into him in the hallway this morning.
He's very depressed that he's the only flounder fain in here now that
'saw's seen the light! Anyone have Dr. Inga's number?
Denny
|
245.339 | | CAMONE::WAY | Shore,Schmidt,Orr,Espo,Cam,Moog,GOD! | Mon Mar 30 1992 19:08 | 12 |
| Hey, *I* care about Slasher.
If it weren't for him, I'd not have seen the light about da Broons!
Slasher-main, I owe ya a beer on Patriots Day.... And keep me in
mind next season when you have extra tickets!
Dinz is a fish fan alright --- a SHARKS fan!!!!!
'Saw
|
245.340 | | WMOIS::BARROWSJ | ItsYourWorld,YouCanChangeIt! | Mon Mar 30 1992 19:12 | 11 |
| I got a couple of questions for the Jake-meister:
1. Now that 'Saw has seen the light about the Broons, will Dinz?
(The ultimate Wardlevane ... or is that bet welcher????) ;^)
2. If so, will Dinz come totally clean and start rooting for the
Red Sox?? :^)
deen to wonk
Jo
|
245.341 | Notice! | SHALOT::MEDVID | twisting in the water | Mon Mar 30 1992 20:05 | 9 |
| JaKe,
1) The WLAF began it's season. Has anyone noticed?
2) If the NHL players went on strike, would anyone notice?
3) If you got a hair cut, would your wife notice?
Dean to wank (cause he's got nothin' better to do now).
--dan'l
|
245.342 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Dem Pens is suprizing me!! | Mon Mar 30 1992 20:14 | 35 |
| Jo, Don't know re Dinz, ain't seen him since we played football some
years ago.
>>1) The WLAF began it's season. Has anyone noticed?
Straight and to the point, what's a WLAF. Is that some kind of radio
station???
>>2) If the NHL players went on strike, would anyone notice?
I would, but only cause Mario's game is coming up to a peak just in
time for the playoffs. Him and Toggett(sp??) are playing great hockey.
>>3) If you got a hair cut, would your wife notice?
Hail, you gots spies up here or sumthin???? I just got a haricut
Saturday (actually I got both of them cut). The wife noticed something
was amiss. The barbershop experience was crazy, took Robbie, age 6,
Nathan, age 2-1/2 and myself, age unknown, and went to get haircuts,
ended up Robbie got pissed off and walked out of the joint right after
his haircut and sat outside of the door pouting. He wanted the sides
of his haid shaved and a tail left in the back. Least, that's what he
told me AND the barber. So the guy cuts his hair just that way, Robbie
immediately throws the apron off and runs out of the place. Seems he
wanted ALL of his hair on the back of his haid long, instead of just
the tail at the bottom. Had the barber cut off the tail afterwards.
Had a LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONG talk with the boy on the way
home about controlling his temper in front of the public, too.
Nathan was pretty good. Was a shame when the guy cut my left hair off
completely, and I ran out crying, though. (8^)*
JaKe
|
245.343 | | ROYALT::ASHE | The V X'z boyz rool! | Mon Mar 30 1992 20:21 | 2 |
| WLAF = World League of American Football (of American football got axed
this year...)
|
245.344 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Dem Pens is suprizing me!! | Mon Mar 30 1992 20:54 | 4 |
| I knew that Walt, just forgot the smiley thangie behind it.
JaKe
|
245.345 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Thursday is D-Day | Tue Mar 31 1992 00:14 | 10 |
|
>>What is it in lettuce that sometimes turns rusty? Should I WD-40 the
>>lettuce after I buy it, or put on a primer coat? I'd hate to have to
Cause the lettuce growere are growing cheap lettuce today. If I were
you, I'd take the stuff straight from the grocery store to Ziebart and
get the stuff rustproofed.
JaKe
|
245.346 | Digger_the_Goatdog goes "Heavy Metal" | 7389::FARLEY | Son,you can make hundreds o'dollars... | Tue Mar 31 1992 17:57 | 9 |
| jAkE,
Would you happen to know the best way to remove a partially eaten
Briggs and Stratten lawnmower muffler from a canine stomach?
I remain,
a noisy 2 1/2,
Kev
|
245.347 | | CAMONE::WAY | Shore,Schmidt,Orr,Espo,Cam,Moog,GOD! | Tue Mar 31 1992 18:17 | 17 |
| > jAkE,
>
> Would you happen to know the best way to remove a partially eaten
> Briggs and Stratten lawnmower muffler from a canine stomach?
>
> I remain,
> a noisy 2 1/2,
> Kev
Well, why don't you feed him some syrup of Ipecac, and hopefully he'll
hurl it up.....
'Saw
|
245.348 | does seein MtM & 'saw swap spit=dose of ipetac? | 7389::FARLEY | Son,you can make hundreds o'dollars... | Tue Mar 31 1992 18:28 | 13 |
| Hurling Mufflers?
wazzat? a new rock group?
Dare we mention hurling mufflers and not fear <set hidden>? Did
MtM go away for the day?
???????
I remain,
tiptoeing vewy carefully in heah,
Kev
|
245.349 | | SCHOOL::RIEU | Support DCU Petition Candidates | Tue Mar 31 1992 19:12 | 2 |
| don't worry Kev, it'll eventually rust away! Just like lettuce.
Denny
|
245.350 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Thursday is D-Day | Tue Mar 31 1992 20:06 | 14 |
|
>>Would you happen to know the best way to remove a partially eaten
>>Briggs and Stratten lawnmower muffler from a canine stomach?
Is it the part that's still attached to the mower????? If so, is the
started cord hanging out either end of the dog??? If so, pull the cord
and everything will take care of itself. **CAUTION** Only do that
outside(unless ya want to paint the walls.
If it's not the part still attached to the mower, get him to swallow a
fair sized magnet and everything will "work itself out" eventually.
JaKe
|
245.351 | | 7389::FARLEY | Son,you can make hundreds o'dollars... | Tue Mar 31 1992 20:17 | 6 |
| No problem, the spark plug was removed lasted September.
;^)
Kev
|
245.352 | | RUGBY1::way | Shore,Schmidt,Orr,Espo,Cam,Moog,GOD! | Wed Apr 01 1992 11:36 | 14 |
| re the magnet.
That's not an unusual thing to do.
Because cows have a tendency to eat all sorts of things, farmers will very
often feed magnets to their cows to "collect" any metal objects they
may have ingested.
I'm not sure how the magnets are recovered (I think the vet will do it)
but with all the stomachs a cow has, it makes sense...
'Saw
|
245.353 | | 7389::FARLEY | Son,you can make hundreds o'dollars... | Wed Apr 01 1992 12:35 | 18 |
|
Re:
Digger_the_Goatdog going "heavy metal"
APRIL FOOL!!!!!!!!!
;^)
I remain,
the prankster,
Kev
|
245.354 | | IAMOK::WASKOM | Goofy's Mom | Wed Apr 01 1992 12:40 | 6 |
| But in the process, Kev, you've come up with a great name for a new
band.....
Hurling Mufflers - perfect for a Scottish heavy metal or punk group
A&W
|
245.355 | | SALEM::TIMMONS | Where's Waldo? | Wed Apr 01 1992 16:05 | 3 |
| Aww, too bad. Now, you'll still hear his farts.
lEe
|
245.356 | | RANGER::LEFEBVRE | Intel Inside (tm) | Wed Apr 01 1992 18:47 | 4 |
| Jake, how come Tom Brydie's p-name doesn't say "Julie's Been Working
for the Drug Squad" like it should?
Mark.
|
245.357 | | CAMONE::WAY | Shore,Schmidt,Orr,Espo,Cam,Moog,GOD! | Wed Apr 01 1992 19:01 | 24 |
| > Jake, how come Tom Brydie's p-name doesn't say "Julie's Been Working
> for the Drug Squad" like it should?
>
> Mark.
Jake,
How come Mr Lufay is interested in Mr Brydie's p-name?
Jake,
How many ducks will Mr. Lufay take this upcoming season?
Jake,
If Dan Schneider is no longer in here, who will give Mr. Lufay
a hard time about hunting bambies?????
'Saw
|
245.358 | | COBRA::BRYDIE | Julie's in the Drug Squad | Wed Apr 01 1992 19:03 | 2 |
|
Is that the proper title, Mark ? I wasn't sure.
|
245.359 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Thursday is D-Day | Wed Apr 01 1992 19:53 | 24 |
|
>>How come Mr Lufay is interested in Mr Brydie's p-name?
Infatuation, maybe?????
>>Jake,
>>How many ducks will Mr. Lufay take this upcoming season?
Who gives a duck????
>>Jake,
>>If Dan Schneider is no longer in here, who will give Mr. Lufay
>>a hard time about hunting bambies?????
We'll just have to make it a group effort. Who, in their right mind,
would kill something so innocent and beautiful?????
(8^)*
JaKe
|
245.360 | you guys must be too old ;-) | FRETZ::HEISER | maranatha! | Wed Apr 01 1992 20:30 | 6 |
| Jake, how come everyone in here is so quiet about reviewing my band's
demo tape? It can't be that bad because the reviews in CCM and
HEAVY_METAL notes have been positive.
Thanks,
Mike
|
245.361 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Thursday is D-Day | Thu Apr 02 1992 01:06 | 10 |
| Dunno Mike.
As I said in my mail, I give it 3.5 stars out of 5. (ah, up that to
3.75 after listening some more tonite in the car).
I must be getting old, though, cause Heavy Metal just don't do fer me
what it used to.
JaKe
|
245.362 | | FRETZ::HEISER | maranatha! | Thu Apr 02 1992 14:53 | 12 |
| > I must be getting old, though, cause Heavy Metal just don't do fer me
> what it used to.
Do ya really think it's HM? Most people think its more like HR. HM to me is
stuff like Metallica, Testament, Megadeth, etc.
Mike
"in this day & age...music performed by humans...hum?!"
- wilde silas tomkyn
|
245.363 | | CAMONE::WAY | Shore,Schmidt,Orr,Espo,Cam,Moog,GOD! | Thu Apr 02 1992 15:04 | 16 |
| >Do ya really think it's HM? Most people think its more like HR. HM to me is
>stuff like Metallica, Testament, Megadeth, etc.
Iron Maiden, Queensryche, Black Sabbath, Scorpions, Great White...
I like that new Metallica album.......
Mike, do you have any tapes left? I never did get around to giving you
my address. If not, no sweat, but if you have an extra, lemme know....
'Saw
|
245.364 | | FRETZ::HEISER | maranatha! | Thu Apr 02 1992 17:03 | 16 |
| >Iron Maiden, Queensryche, Black Sabbath, Scorpions, Great White...
Personally, I wouldn't consider Queensryche, Scorpions, or Great
White HM. I'd consider them HR too.
>I like that new Metallica album.......
Going by the few songs I've heard, it isn't nearly has hard as the
early stuff. They're showing some diversity now.
>Mike, do you have any tapes left? I never did get around to giving you
>my address. If not, no sweat, but if you have an extra, lemme know....
'Sawmain, I'll make one just for you.
Mike
|
245.365 | | RUGBY1::way | Shore,Schmidt,Orr,Espo,Cam,Moog,GOD! | Thu Apr 02 1992 17:13 | 11 |
| I kind of lump all of those bands in there together... guess I don't
make as much of a differentiation as I used to...
re the tape:
Why thanks, Mike. I'll be mailing you my address any minute
now!
'Saw
|
245.366 | | CELTIK::JACOB | On the trail of Svelt | Thu Apr 02 1992 19:54 | 12 |
|
>>Do ya really think it's HM? Most people think its more like HR. HM to me is
^^
What the hail does Hair Replacement have to do with the cassette, other
than your low blow in mail the other day, Mike! (8^)*
Correction noted, and now that ya mention it, you're right, it's more
HR.
JaKe
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245.367 | (8^)* | CELTIK::JACOB | A Plotcher, hard luck Your Lordship | Thu Apr 16 1992 20:08 | 12 |
| I gotta question that may havew been asked somewhere in this notesfile,
but I cain't figger out the answer to it, so I'm gonna ask younz.
Why, if I'm wearing light colored trousers, after hitting the men's
room, no matter how much shakin' goes on, does the lasted drop always
show on the front of my trousers?????
Inquiring minds and all that sh_t
JaKe
|
245.368 | 16:37 | SHALOT::MEDVID | New Dream Date Log | Thu Apr 16 1992 20:16 | 1 |
|
|
245.369 | | BSS::JCOTANCH | | Thu Apr 16 1992 21:11 | 15 |
| Well, Jake, as the saying goes:
No matter how much you shake and dance...
...the last few drops are in your pants!
:^)
Joe
|
245.370 | huggies for big bald boys | FRETZ::HEISER | haveno shalom alechem | Thu Apr 16 1992 21:50 | 4 |
| Jake, try wearing Depends.
hope this helps,
Mike
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245.371 | | 7389::FARLEY | Son,you can make hundreds o'dollars... | Fri Apr 17 1992 01:34 | 13 |
|
JaKe,
Doncha remember to bring tissues? Why I clearly remember you an me at
T.O.P. standin side by side and you sayin to me "Brrrr, da water's
cold"! and den I said " Yeah, and DEEP TOO"!
Tissues solve your problem - I ought to know!
I remain,
frequently confused with a Shetland pony (no offense KimTBD),
Kev
|
245.372 | tomorrow, 0912 | CELTIK::JACOB | A Plotcher, hard luck Your Lordship | Fri Apr 17 1992 02:37 | 9 |
|
>>frequently confused with a Shetland pony (no offense KimTBD),
I thought I recognized that smell.
(8^)*
JaKe
|
245.373 | Can I get arrested for my personal day off? | SHALOT::MEDVID | New Dream Date Log | Fri Apr 17 1992 15:51 | 6 |
| JaKe,
today the banks and such are closed because it's a "legal holiday."
What then is an illegal holiday?
--dan'l
|
245.374 | could be | HBAHBA::HAAS | Mental Model | Fri Apr 17 1992 16:26 | 4 |
| A_illegal holiday is when you have more of your people off work than the
other team. Some call this a Zone holiday but that's a misnomer.
TTom
|
245.375 | | SALEM::TIMMONS | Where's Waldo? | Mon Apr 20 1992 11:08 | 4 |
| Hmm, I thought a_illegal holiday was when you celebrated such dates as
Jesse James Birthday, or the day Dillinger went to the movies.
lEe
|
245.376 | | LAGUNA::MAY_BR | how big is 20 quintillion? | Mon Apr 20 1992 18:03 | 2 |
|
MLK Day is an illegal holiday in AZ.
|
245.377 | | RUGBY1::way | Schmiede, mein Hammer, ein hartes Schwert | Tue Apr 21 1992 11:57 | 4 |
| In Britain they call them Bank Holidays because the banks are closed....
'Saw (who still is trying to figure out what Boxing Day is....)
|
245.378 | Is JaKe a Christian Laettner fan?! | ANGLIN::SHAUGHNESSY | Oklahoma,SMU,Illinois,UG,UVa | Wed Apr 22 1992 16:39 | 5 |
| >I thought I recognized that smell.
So, RaKe, whaddya doing sniffing Kev's shetland pony, huh?
MrT
|
245.379 | | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | the dream is always the same... | Fri Apr 24 1992 14:51 | 19 |
|
JaKe... I gots two questions... you may need the crystal ball for
these.
1) Does Lufay still drive that family Volvo? I thought I saw him
getting out of a Chevy Wagon on Easter.
2) Softball season starts for my team in the DMSL next tuesday.
We play a team called the Cardinals. DrM played on this team lasted
year and I'm looking forward to facing him this year. Do you think
he'll show?
Is he on the team or did he get waived?
Will he claim some rotis football/hoop injury will keep him out of
action this year?
Any help you can give me would be appreciated.
|
245.380 | | RANGER::LEFEBVRE | Let's eat sushi and not pay | Fri Apr 24 1992 15:44 | 8 |
| Groaner, I cain answer the first. No, I don't *still* drive a Volvo.
Never have, never will. Course someone with the mental capacity of a
Cleveland fan probably wouldn't be able to tell the difference between
a bitchin' Nissan Maxima from BMW wannabee Volvos.
Besides, I wasn't in Leominport for Easter.
Mark.
|
245.381 | | RUGBY1::way | At 6', 245, from Parts Unknown | Fri Apr 24 1992 16:12 | 34 |
| Maximas are pretty nice, from the ads I've seen these days.
Of course, I still like my GMC S-15 pickup.
Which brings me to my next stupid car question:
Back in January, on the night I went to the hockey game
wif /Don, Denny and Chap, I noticed on my way up to Maynard
that my truck was overheating.
On the way home, I stopped, checked the coolant and found
that I needed to add a lot, which I then bought and did.
Things were fine until Tuesday night, when again the truck
was overheating. Being a little smarter this time, I bought
coolant, added it, and now everything is fine.
I routinely check under my car for signs of leaks, as I had a
small slow oil leak once. I have seen NO signs of any type
of coolant leak.
Where could this coolant be going?
'Saw
PS Please don't tell me I'm stupid, because I already KNOW that....
|
245.382 | | RANGER::LEFEBVRE | Let's eat sushi and not pay | Fri Apr 24 1992 16:24 | 5 |
| The American made/GM syndrome.
Shoulda bought a Nissan Hardbody.
Mark.
|
245.383 | | PATE::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Fri Apr 24 1992 16:43 | 8 |
| 'Saw, have your radiator replaced. It probably has a bunch of little
leaks that you don't really notice. Most of the coolant is probably
leaking during the drive when the system is under pressure. This
happened with my Jeep. I kept topping it off every few days and never
saw any puddles. I just assumed I was slowly losing fluid through the
overflow (Jeeps don't have that plastic jug to catch it). I finally
noticed a little bit of coolant trapped on the bottom flange of the
radiator.
|
245.384 | | RUGBY1::way | At 6', 245, from Parts Unknown | Fri Apr 24 1992 16:45 | 19 |
| RE Mark:
Nope, I wouldn't trade my truck for the world. I've had
extremely good results with it, it's fun to drive, great
to have, and I'd buy another one.
re Hawk:
This is only the second time it happened, so I'm at an interval
of about 4 months.
A generic question:
How hard is it to replace a radiator?
'Saw
|
245.385 | | RANGER::LEFEBVRE | Let's eat sushi and not pay | Fri Apr 24 1992 16:47 | 3 |
| Saw, how old is this beast?
Mark.
|
245.386 | | RUGBY1::way | At 6', 245, from Parts Unknown | Fri Apr 24 1992 16:49 | 8 |
| It's an '88, with 76,800 on it.
Over the years it's had minimal repairs, and has been very easy to take care
of....
'Saw
|
245.387 | | PATE::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Fri Apr 24 1992 16:51 | 12 |
245.388 | | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | IBelieveReebokCommercialsSip | Fri Apr 24 1992 16:54 | 5 |
| Hey 'Saw, maybe that coolant is getting sucked up into the engine.
8^o Paul, I heard from someone here at the Mill than you had your
chance to fact the Doctah and backed down. True?
/Don
|
245.389 | | SHARE::DERRY | Matt 'Cy' Young | Fri Apr 24 1992 16:55 | 3 |
| Why don't you take it to a mechanic? That'd be way easier than you
trying to do it.
|
245.390 | ever heard of a Chiltons? don't really need it | 7389::FARLEY | Son,you can make hundreds o'dollars... | Fri Apr 24 1992 16:57 | 15 |
| 'Saw,
If you know which end of a socket wrench to use and what a common head
screwdriver is, replacing a radiator is maybe a 2 hour job.
hth
ps - a radiator repair place is a good place to take a leak!
glad to oblige
I remain,
drippy myself,
Kev
|
245.391 | I do all my own repairs.....Getting ready to drop an engine | FNATCL::CBULLS::MBROOKS | | Fri Apr 24 1992 17:06 | 15 |
| -1.... 2 hours... ??? I did a pontiac sunbird for one of my co
workers at lunch time and still had time to eat... and thats
front whell drive (which is a bi$%H because you have no room).
If you have another vehicle to drive, pull out the radiator bring
it to a repair shop (much cheaper then a new one and a junk yard will
always scr$# you). They will recore (repair it) and I believe most
places have a standard 30 day gurentee on recore's (some may be
longer). I dont know where you live but there a guy in framingham
that does good work. If you decide to have a machanic do this good
luck they will charge you for 2hrs + labor (what a joke) and have a
markup on a new/used or recore radiator......Believe me I know I work
part time at a garage :-)....
M_Air_Brooks
|
245.392 | | RUGBY1::way | At 6', 245, from Parts Unknown | Fri Apr 24 1992 17:09 | 5 |
| Yeah, that's why I asked about doing it myself, since I'm not happy
about forking over money to someone to gouge me for labor.
'Saw
|
245.394 | Call Goob down at the fillin' station. | CUBIC7::DIGGINS | EBFSGNCNBHPFFS! | Fri Apr 24 1992 17:34 | 7 |
|
Yup definitely sounds like a leak, while your at it check your thermostat
too, a definite cause of overheating.
Steve
|
245.395 | | RUGBY1::way | At 6', 245, from Parts Unknown | Fri Apr 24 1992 19:00 | 12 |
| The strange thing is that it has only happened twice in the last four
months. Other than that, it has been fine.
In fact, that way it's been behaving, it's almost like one night someone
decides to siphon out coolant....
I'll check into all of this, and keep younze (how's that Jake?) informed...
'Saw
|
245.396 | | CELTIK::JACOB | A Plotcher, hard luck Your Lordship | Fri Apr 24 1992 19:50 | 16 |
|
>>2) Softball season starts for my team in the DMSL next tuesday.
>>We play a team called the Cardinals. DrM played on this team lasted
>>year and I'm looking forward to facing him this year. Do you think
>>he'll show?
I understand you played Barry_Bonds_Choker and intentionally didn't
face himn lasted year. What happened Groaner, filberts not big
enuf????
>>Is he on the team or did he get waived?
I hear he's on the team and ready fer you.
JaKe
|
245.397 | | CELTIK::JACOB | A Plotcher, hard luck Your Lordship | Fri Apr 24 1992 19:57 | 22 |
| 'Sawmain
Go around and make sure all of the hoses are tight.
Secondly, have a garage pressure test the entire cooling system. If
there's a small leak, they should be able to tell ya by doing a
pressure test on it.
Third, pray ya ain't got a haid gasket going bad and leaking small
amounts of coolant into the cylinder, where it gets turned to steam.
My old Taurus was loosing coolantin minute amounts, and, I could never
find where I was loosing it from. Well, two days off sick, and the car
weren't run at all, one cylinder filled up with coolant and when I
started the crate, the damned piston went sideways in the cylinder from
a hydrostatic lock and put a real nice hole in the cylinder wall which
facilitated a new engine. Luckily the thang had 49,800 miles on it and
the engine had a 50k warranty on it. Only cost $100 fer a new engine.
Schnort Schit Schleps
JaKe
|
245.398 | | RUGBY1::way | At 6', 245, from Parts Unknown | Fri Apr 24 1992 20:00 | 12 |
| Jake,
I've been the head gasket route... I think I'm okay there.
I'll give the dealer a call. The guy that runs their service center
knows me, and he gives me all this free advice and stuff so I'll see
if he's heard of similar stuff....
I'll keep younze informed...
'Saw
|
245.399 | | CELTIK::JACOB | A Plotcher, hard luck Your Lordship | Fri Apr 24 1992 20:02 | 7 |
| 'Saw
The "younze" is a nice touch. Sort of adds a touch of Pittsburghese to
the note.
JaKe
|
245.400 | | SCHOOL::RIEU | Read his lips...Know new taxes | Fri Apr 24 1992 20:16 | 2 |
| Check the watah pump too.
Denny
|
245.401 | | SA1794::GUSICJ | Referees whistle while they work.. | Mon Apr 27 1992 17:02 | 28 |
|
Saw, I'll second and third the notion of doing it yourself. I've
done 3-4 in my day with no problem at all. Usually costs about 35-50
bucks to have the radiator tested and repaired if it's got a leak.
As for a suspect leak, drive the truck around and then park it
while it is running. Once the coolant temp gets up there, it will
stay up there while the vehicle is idling. Then you can check for
any visible leaks. It might be just a hose that is slightly leaking
due to a clamp that has eaten through the hose, or you could have
a very small pinhole somewhere. Also, does it only happen or have
you only noticed it in winter? Maybe there is a problem with your
heater core or one of the hoses going to the heater core. Anyway,
check for leaks after the truck heats up.
If you do take the radiator out, that's a good time to replace the
thermostat and the two main hoses that go to the radiator. Also a
good time to check the water pump. Grab the fan (of course while the
engine is off..) and try to shake it up and down. If the fan shaft
moves up and down, the pump is starting to go. You said the truck
had 70K+ miles, and water pumps usually go by 70-80K.
If you need some help, just give me a ring and I'll be gald to
take a peek under the hood.
bill..g.
|
245.402 | | CELTIK::JACOB | GO PENS!!! KEEP THE CUP!!! | Tue Jun 02 1992 02:04 | 8 |
| Sawmain,
How's that truck of your's doing???
Just a leaky hose?????
JaKe
|
245.403 | Mets in '92 | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Pittsburgh Penguins, 1992 Stanley Cup Champions | Tue Jun 02 1992 03:33 | 5 |
| Hey Jake you're supposed to give answers, not ask questions in this
note!! :-)
The Crazy Met
|
245.404 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Get Out the Brooms, The Pens Swept | Tue Jun 02 1992 03:38 | 7 |
| Whut the hell, TCM, gots to get an update on whut 'Saw axed in here
a few months ago.
Happier than a pig in dung
JaKe
|
245.405 | | RUGBY1::way | Two Bullets and a Lady | Tue Jun 02 1992 13:20 | 14 |
| Yep, it was just a leaky hose down underneath.
Evidently, the leak was hitting the engine, turning to steam so I never
saw any trace of coolant.
Big difference between the price I paid for the leaky hose and the
price I woulda paid for a head gasket.
Best vehicle I've ever owned.....
'Saw
|
245.406 | Clarification please | CAMONE::MAZUR | It ain't the meat, it's the lotion. | Tue Jun 02 1992 20:46 | 1 |
245.407 | Just a diatribe | CELTIK::JACOB | Get Out the Brooms, The Pens Swept | Tue Jun 02 1992 22:03 | 33 |
| Well,
I have this 89 Celebrity wagon, which used to be my company car, but I
bought it and went on plan "B".
Been a damned good car too till some local dealership mechanic was out
test driving a customer's Infinity M-30 today and cut over 2 lanes and
ate my front end with the passanger side of the M-30.
Cops said that the kid was at fault cause he "infringed on my right of
way". Kid was crapping bullets too, cause he had taken the customer's
car, picked up his girl-friend and headed to Mcdonald's for a low
budget lunch, unfortunately I was travelling in the lane just in front
of the entrance to McD's when he got there.
Damage to the Infinity is in the $4000-$5000 range. My car took it
lighter, only getting $2100.
As an aside, When we collided, the Infinity bounced off into a Grand Am
that was waiting to pull out. The Grand Am was damaged in the left
front, but the driver yelled something about being fruitful and
multiplying(not in those words) and drove off at a high rate of speed.
We could only figure that he was either:
A. Stealing the car
or
B. Driving with NO insurance.
Oh well, now onto the hassles of dealing with insurance companies
trying to get the money for my car.
JaKe
|
245.408 | | FRETZ::HEISER | have you tormented the Devil today? | Tue Jun 02 1992 22:21 | 3 |
| > As an aside, When we collided, the Infinity bounced off into a Grand Am
I just bought one of these 3 weeks ago. Nice little cars! ^^^^^^^^
|
245.409 | | RUGBY1::way | Two Bullets and a Lady | Wed Jun 03 1992 13:11 | 31 |
| Grand Ams are cool cars. My mom has one. I had to rent a car a few years
back when my manager directed me to let another employee "borrow" my
company car for a trip to training, and directed me to rent one for the week.
I promptly went out and said "screw this compact deal" and asked the cute
Avis girl what the hottest midsize they had was. She said a Grand Am.
Rented it, drove it all week, my folks saw it, test drove it, and bought one.
Jake,
Never mind the insurance company hassle. Sounds to me like you could have
that dealership fixing your car free, shining your shoes, providing you
with an "escort-concubine", and generally putting all your kids through
college.
If I were you I would definitely explore the possibilities my main. Not
only is that kid responsible, but so is the dealership.
And if I owned the Infinity, I'd be OWNING that dealership right now....
'Saw
PS You ought to find out who owned the Infinity and do a tag team on the
dealer....
|
245.410 | | LAGUNA::MAY_BR | Inside Intel | Wed Jun 03 1992 15:13 | 3 |
|
So 'saw, you won't be complaining about the letigitous nature of
American society, right?
|
245.411 | | RUGBY1::way | Two Bullets and a Lady | Wed Jun 03 1992 15:20 | 47 |
| Brews,
In some instances, it's clearly warranted, in others it's not.
There are times when things are clearly ridiculous to sue over, and then
there are times when it's not.
Here's Jake, out driving his car, minding his own business, when some joker
who's clearly being negligent crashes into him. Come to find out it's a test
ride, where the guy has the girlfriend, is headed to MacDonald's etc etc etc.
If the guy is not being negligent, Jake still has a virgin front-end.
Now, on the other hand, you take a woman who has a few beers too many,
and who is driving home down a windy country road, when all of a sudden
she sees some cows in front of her. She's going too fast, and she's tipsy
and nexted thing you know she hits a tree.
Now, she sues the farmer who cows were in the road, she sues the owner of
the land (who happens to be a major corporation who was leasing the land to
the farmer). Not cool.
Or better yet, the one I heard recently:
Man rents a car from a car dealer.
Man drives car a few blocks over to a bar where
he drinks all afternoon.
Man heads out on highway where he wipes out a guy in
a drunk driving accident.
Victims family sues: Man, bar, car dealer, and Ford.
Like the car dealer has anything to do with what happens to the guy after
he leaves the dealership, and like Ford must've encouraged the guy to drink.
Differences, differences....
And finally Brews, all Jake has to do is THREATEN to sue 8^)
'Saw
|
245.412 | Mets in '92 | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Pittsburgh Penguins, 1992 Stanley Cup Champions | Wed Jun 03 1992 15:26 | 6 |
| > and asked the cute Avis girl
I thought that they didn't make any of those anymore :-)
The Crazy Met
|
245.413 | | CAMONE::WAY | Two Bullets and a Lady | Wed Jun 03 1992 15:49 | 14 |
| > > and asked the cute Avis girl
>
> I thought that they didn't make any of those anymore :-)
>
> The Crazy Met
One of the few pleasant things about Bradley Airport and renting cars
there is that the girls who worked (don't know if currently work) there
are quite pleasant in very many ways....
'Saw
|
245.414 | Only in Pittsburgh | SHALOT::MEDVID | Penguins: 91 & 92 NHL Champs! | Wed Jun 03 1992 19:01 | 13 |
| You are all wrong. You forget that JaKe was driving in Pittsburgh, one
of the friendliest places in this nation to drive. It was JaKe's
unwritten responsibility driving in that city to yield to the kid as he
careened across the lanes.
One of the funniest things I've seen in my life is out-of-towners in
Pittsburgh sitting at a red light wanting to make a left-hand turn
across traffic. When the light turns green, the oncoming traffic
usually doesn't move until they allow one or two cars to make their
left turn. But out of towners just sit there abiding by the normal
rules of the road and wonder why everyone is beeping at them.
--dan'l
|
245.415 | | FRETZ::HEISER | have you tormented the Devil today? | Wed Jun 03 1992 20:08 | 7 |
245.416 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Get Out the Brooms, The Pens Swept | Wed Jun 03 1992 20:16 | 29 |
| 'Sawmain
The car goes into the shop tomorrow for new bumper, new fender, and a
ton of other new parts. The place that's fixing it is "throwing in" a
complete buffing and waxing of the car, complete carpet and interior
shampooing, and basically, they're going to give me back my '89
Celebrity looking like it came out of the showroom, with NO COST to me.
I pick up the rental tomorrow(full size rolling mansion) and I'll get
my car back nexted Thursday.
I went to the dealer yesterday after the wreck, got an estimate, and
they said deal with them thru their insurance company. Went to my
insurance company, and they said don't worry about a thang, all costs
will be taken care of.
As for the Infiniti M-30 with a customized passenger side, I doubt the
kid has a job today, sorta feel sorry for him, but then again, it was
HIS fault.
I would just LOVE to be a little birdy and be there when the guy who
OWNED the Infiniti got to see it. If I was him, I would definitely
push the bozos into giving me a NEW M-30. If they balked, I'd say that
magic catch phrase, "My attorney will be in touch."
Litigation free
JaKe
|
245.417 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Get Out the Brooms, The Pens Swept | Wed Jun 03 1992 20:17 | 8 |
| Re .415
Mike,
I ain't seen the movie, probably won't until it comes out on cassette.
JaKe
|
245.418 | | CAMONE::WAY | Two Bullets and a Lady | Wed Jun 03 1992 20:36 | 13 |
| Jake,
I sent off a DECnet Phase V Intro for Hardware Weenies tape in interoffice
snail today.
The first name is Rich, right? @PTO?
Glad to hear it on the car, dude. Glad you weren't hurt either.
'Saw
|
245.419 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Get Out the Brooms, The Pens Swept | Wed Jun 03 1992 20:48 | 9 |
| ?Yep, Rich Jacob @PT0
The only thang hurt was my pride, and my car. (8^(*
The only thang that stopped me from considering pummeling the weedy
creep driving the car was his girlfriend was about a 9.7 out of 10.
JaKe
|
245.420 | Maybe it will be re-edited back in on video | SHALOT::MEDVID | Penguins: 91 & 92 NHL Champs! | Wed Jun 03 1992 20:51 | 13 |
245.421 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Get Out the Brooms, The Pens Swept | Thu Jun 04 1992 19:49 | 9 |
| Took the Celeb. wagon to the shop and picked up the rental 2day.
They gave me, for $18/day, a fully loaded Nissan Maxima. Freakin'
flying machine. Damned thing really moves out.
Driving in some sort of style fer the nexted week
JaKe
|
245.422 | | RUGBY1::way | Two Bullets and a Lady | Thu Jun 04 1992 19:50 | 8 |
| Jake,
For Giantsmania, I decided that I always wanted to drive a Cadillac,
so I rented one. Cain't wait till August!
'Saw
|
245.423 | not bad for an import | FRETZ::HEISER | heaven kisses earth in reply | Thu Jun 04 1992 20:08 | 4 |
| At one time in the late '80s, the Maxima and 300ZX were using the same
6 cyl, fuel injected engine. Not sure if this is still true.
Mike
|
245.424 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Get Out the Brooms, The Pens Swept | Thu Jun 04 1992 20:31 | 11 |
| Mike,
The thang has a 3.0L FI V-6.
Was passing a truck 2day and thought I was doing 65-70, looked at the
speedo and it showed ~95. And it felt like I was hardly moving at all.
Scary
JaKe
|
245.425 | | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | | Fri Jun 05 1992 11:53 | 5 |
| Hey 'Saw, I dunno about driving a Caddy in Joisey. Someone
might mistake the car for one that belongs to a goodfellow and you'll
end up with Jimmy Hoffa! Well at least you'll be in the Medowlands.
/Don
|
245.426 | This is the saddest one I've ever heard | SHALOT::MEDVID | Penguins: 91 & 92 NHL Champs! | Fri Jun 05 1992 12:25 | 7 |
| RE: ridiculous lawsuits
A guy with one of those artificial hearts is suing the manufacturer,
the inventor, the doctor and his staff, and the hospital because the
heart makes too much noise and keeps him awake at night.
--dan'l
|
245.427 | | CAMONE::WAY | Two Bullets and a Lady | Fri Jun 05 1992 12:45 | 12 |
| >
> Hey 'Saw, I dunno about driving a Caddy in Joisey. Someone
> might mistake the car for one that belongs to a goodfellow and you'll
> end up with Jimmy Hoffa! Well at least you'll be in the Medowlands.
hahahahahaha....too funny.
I'll just make sure that I don't wear a white suit, red shirt, and yellow
tie....8^)
'Saw
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245.428 | | LUNER::BROOKS | I wanna be like Mike - NOT ! | Fri Jun 05 1992 15:27 | 4 |
| re .426
That sounds fair to me ...shame on the manufacturer ... they ought to
pull the plug on the heart and reduce the noise. Ha.
|
245.429 | | SCHOOL::RIEU | Read his lips...Know new taxes | Thu Jun 11 1992 19:54 | 3 |
| What's the scoop on this new movie 'Patriot Games'? Who plays Victor
Kiam? Is Lisa Coles in it?
Denny
|
245.430 | | DECWET::METZGER | Ooohh, a sextet of ale... | Thu Jun 11 1992 20:03 | 9 |
|
No Lisa Coles but it dows have Anne Archer (bestill my heart).
The movie is faithful to the book up until the beach house attack....then it
deviates from the book a lot. It was a decent flick but not the blockbuster
of the summer.....
Metz
|
245.431 | | GIAMEM::LEFEBVRE | Somewhere between Heaven and Hell | Thu Jun 11 1992 20:24 | 10 |
| IMHO, Patriot Games was a terrible book. Granted Clancy isn't what you
would call a good writer, but at least he can spin a yarn. I don't
think he used more than 4 words in a sentence in the whole book. And
the story is so implausible that it strains all credibility.
Prince Charles hunting down assassins in a speed boat?
NOT.
Mark.
|
245.432 | | LAGUNA::MAY_BR | Inside Intel | Thu Jun 11 1992 23:19 | 2 |
|
The blockbuster isn't due out for a week or so!
|
245.433 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Laugh while you can, Monkey-boy... | Fri Jun 12 1992 13:43 | 14 |
| I went to an Albany Firebirds game lasted weekend (Arena football-
the 50 yd. indoor war). During timeouts, the PA would play "We
will rock you" or "Rock and Roll Pt. 2". But they also started
playing "Jump" by Criss Cross and people would jump in unison during
the "Jump jump" parts... are they the trend setters of the 90's with
the other tunes on their way out?
How can people who hate rap also justify listening to music sung by
a guy who has the same name as a guy who sang "I got you babe" or
great tunes like "57 channels and nothing's on"? And RAP is MINDLESS?
|
245.434 | Why a duck? | MCIS2::DHAMEL | USA Channel Surfing Team | Fri Jun 12 1992 14:24 | 3 |
|
What's a Duckworth today on the open market?
|
245.435 | Dickstah=Curly and Groucho, Grouchly!! | CTHQ2::LEARY | Six, two, and even. | Fri Jun 12 1992 14:27 | 1 |
|
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245.436 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Losing it from all the right places | Fri Jun 12 1992 19:46 | 7 |
|
>>What's a Duckworth today on the open market?
About $1.99/pound.
JaKe
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245.437 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Losing it from all the right places | Fri Jun 12 1992 19:50 | 23 |
|
>> the "Jump jump" parts... are they the trend setters of the 90's with
>>the other tunes on their way out?
If these are the trendsetters of the '90's, guess I won't go to too
many games and listen to the garbage!!
>>How can people who hate rap also justify listening to music sung by
>>a guy who has the same name as a guy who sang "I got you babe" or
>>great tunes like "57 channels and nothing's on"? And RAP is MINDLESS?
Most of the stuff hitting the shelves these days is mindless
bullSLOF's!!
I steel think the days of REAL music are back in the late '60s and
early to mid 70's.
Gawd, I'm starting to sound like an old FART!!!1
JaKe
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245.438 | | PATE::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Fri Jun 12 1992 20:13 | 2 |
| If Bruce Springsteen is the balladeer of the blue collar worker, why
is he charging $38.50/ticket for his concerts?
|
245.439 | Mets in '92 | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Pittsburgh Penguins, 1992 Stanley Cup Champions | Fri Jun 12 1992 20:16 | 6 |
| re: .438
38.50 I thought it was 28.50.
The Crazy Met
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245.440 | | GRANPA::DFAUST | Networkin' the USA '92 Tour | Fri Jun 12 1992 20:28 | 6 |
| It _is_ 28.50 per ticket. ... I bought 4 of 'em.
Dennis
PS ... It's still a bunch of bucks!
|
245.441 | | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Pittsburgh Penguins, 1992 Stanley Cup Champions | Fri Jun 12 1992 20:36 | 6 |
| re: .440
Which concert are you going to??
The Crazy Met
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245.442 | | SASE::SZABO | A Day In The Life. | Fri Jun 12 1992 20:40 | 18 |
| re: $38.50 to see the Boss
Ouch! But, that was the same price I was quoted by Ticketmaster for
Crosby Stills and Nash at Great Woods. No thanks. I'll just fire up
my Deja Vu and CSN vynals. Heck, that kind of money buys their cd box
set!
I could be wrong, but it sounds like $38.50 is the new standard price
to get into Great Woods this year. Sheet, I thought last year's $26
was outrageous...
I will, however, shell out $38.50 for 1 concert this year- The Allman
Brothers Band. Wasn't going to at first, but since buying their new cd
earlier this week, there's no way I'm going to miss it. Crazy?
Insane.
Hawk
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245.443 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Losing it from all the right places | Fri Jun 12 1992 20:41 | 17 |
|
>>It _is_ 28.50 per ticket. ... I bought 4 of 'em.
>>Dennis
>>PS ... It's still a bunch of bucks!
Hail, that's only OVERPRICING the tickets by $28 each fer old SLOF
voice himself. DOn't like Springsteen's music MUCH, although there are
a few exceptions to the rule when it comes to him, but watching his
videos, he always looks like somebody switched the liquid in his Fleet
enema bottle with battery acid and he's in a great deal of pain.
Montavani Rules!!!
JaKe
|
245.444 | YOU YELL ABOUT NJ GUYS, RIGHT? | MCIS2::DHAMEL | USA Channel Surfing Team | Fri Jun 12 1992 20:49 | 3 |
|
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN IS OVER-FREAKIN-RATED.
|
245.445 | | PATE::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Fri Jun 12 1992 20:51 | 4 |
| Woops. $28.50 is still alot of cash, especially since all seats are
this price. But then again, aren't you supposed to go to concerts to
listen to the music, not watch the musicians? You can still hear as
much from the "cheap" seats as those from the front row.
|
245.446 | Springsteen Sux | CELTIK::JACOB | Losing it from all the right places | Fri Jun 12 1992 21:02 | 15 |
|
>>this price. But then again, aren't you supposed to go to concerts to
>>listen to the music, not watch the musicians? You can still hear as
If'n I went to a concert JUST to listen to the music, I'd be just as
well off to stay home and put on a "live" album, no??
With Springsteen, If I was to go to one of his concerts, and I'd only
go if somebody PAID me to, I'd have to take along a gross of airline
sickness bags cause he MAKES ME SICK!!!!!!!!!!!!
Long Live The Archies!!!!
JaKe
|
245.447 | Do folks go to stadium concerts to watch? How do they see? | PATE::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Fri Jun 12 1992 21:07 | 8 |
245.448 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Losing it from all the right places | Fri Jun 12 1992 21:19 | 29 |
|
If ya go to a concert JUST to hear the music, then why not save the
money and wait for the "live" album, er, disc???
I go to a concert to be entertained. If the performer just stands on
stage and picks his posterior, that's pretty damned boring. Ever go to
see Neil Diamond??? Ever go see Kansas in their heyday???? These guys
not only play their music, they make it entertaining to watch them in
the process of it.
There's a certain "stage presence" involved in a live concert. Some
entertainers have it, some don't. I saw Lynyrd Skynyrd at Knebworth
fair in England in 1976 and they stole the show from the Stones.
Everybody who had been there talked aobut Skynyrd being the highlight
of the day, while the Stones were good, but not up to par with Skynyrd.
And the Stones put on one helluva show that day(night).
Now if I had sat down with 2 live albums, one of Skynyrd and one of the
Stones, and just listened to them, at that time I probably would've
preferred the Stones.
$28.50 to see a guy look like he's in critical condition and in MUCHO
pain is $28 to much for me to pay.
The moral, If I'm going to plunk down some cash, I better get a show
with the music.
JaKe
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245.449 | Saving Metz the trouble | GIAMEM::LEFEBVRE | Somewhere between Heaven and Hell | Sat Jun 13 1992 04:26 | 3 |
| $1.00 is too much to pay for a Springsteen concert.
Mark.
|
245.450 | | GRANPA::DFAUST | Networkin' the USA '92 Tour | Sun Jun 14 1992 00:41 | 21 |
| re: .441
I'm going to the August 28 show at the Spectrum in Philadelphia.
re: the rest
I don't understand how JaKe can say he wants to see a performance and
not like Springsteen. The man pours his heart all over the stage every
night for 3+ hours. I've seen every Springsteen stop in the
Philadelphia area since 1973 and he just keeps getting better with age.
I saw Kansas during their heyday and they weren't even close. The
nearest comparison I would give would be the Faces circa 1973 and ELP
of around 1972.
Maybe JaKe can go see Wayn Newton... sounds like he may be more your
speed.
Dennis
;*)
|
245.451 | If anyone has tix for Worcester (8/13) contact me! | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Pittsburgh Penguins, 1992 Stanley Cup Champions | Sun Jun 14 1992 18:04 | 10 |
| I first saw Springsteen in Madison Square Garden in December 1980
(might have been 1979). He did a 4:30 hour show with a 15 minute break.
Truly AWESOME!! Next saw him in the first night of his Tunnel of Love
tour in Worcester in 1988. He did about 3:30 hours that night. I have
seen lots of concerts in all kind of venues (stadiums, clubs, small
theaters, etc.) nobody comes close to the show Springsteen does. In all
fairness I did not see the Stones in their heyday.
The Crazy Met
|
245.452 | | PLUGH::NEEDLE | Money talks. Mine says "Good-Bye!" | Mon Jun 15 1992 00:29 | 10 |
| The last time I saw Stringbean was December of 1981 at the Philly Rectum. One
of the most boring nights of my life. I fell asleep twice and they were the
two highlights of the show. The girl who dragged me to the concert insisted
that I HAD to see Stringbean because he gave the best concerts of anyone.
Pretty disappointing for the girl who dragged me to New York to see the Clash
in 1977.
Just say no to Stringbean.
j.
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245.453 | Hi Daryll | GIAMEM::LEFEBVRE | Somewhere between Heaven and Hell | Mon Jun 15 1992 01:25 | 5 |
| I'm wif' Jeff...Springsteen is a bane to music. Hasn't met a 1-4-5
progression he hasn't butchered. Should be relegated to hotel lounges
and such.
Mark.
|
245.454 | | CNTROL::CHILDS | It wasn't a big game anyways | Mon Jun 15 1992 12:55 | 4 |
|
and he dropped Clarence. I will say I enjoyed in 77 at the Garden but the
second time around which was 84 also like Jeff found me bored. I agree with
Mark a bucks too much for a ticket.
|
245.455 | | CNTROL::CHILDS | It wasn't a big game anyways | Mon Jun 15 1992 12:58 | 9 |
|
If you really want to see a good show this summer in your area check out the
Allman Bros. when they come to town. I saw then in NY in March. Warren Wells
sounds like the second coming of Duane. Close your eyes and your at the
Fillmore in 71....
AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!
mike
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245.456 | Springsteen in pain/critical condition?! HA! | SASE::SZABO | A Day In The Life. | Mon Jun 15 1992 13:07 | 9 |
| Ha ha, you guys cracks me up! Wanna see a performance, go see a
Allman Bros. Band and/or a Santana concert. Carlos don't jump around
stage like he ate chili for lunch, but when the man wails, look out!
The Allman's are just plain awesome (the new live cd is a must for
Allman haids!)...
Hawk, whose buying tix today for Santana and the ABB
|
245.457 | Sick minds thinking alike again... :-) | SASE::SZABO | A Day In The Life. | Mon Jun 15 1992 13:13 | 1 |
|
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245.458 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Losing it from all the right places | Mon Jun 15 1992 19:46 | 16 |
|
>>I don't understand how JaKe can say he wants to see a performance and
>>not like Springsteen. The man pours his heart all over the stage every
>>night for 3+ hours. I've seen every Springsteen stop in the
C'mon Denny, the guy looks like he's being given a battery-acid enema
when he's singing. Makes me wanna puke. As far as his "music" goes,
and I use the term loosely with him, if ya heard one of his albums, ya
heard em all, fer the most part. He releases two albums that sound
pretty similar, both with each other and the lasted album he put out.
TCM, for putting up with the 4.5 hour concerts, you get the masochist
of the decade award.
JaKe
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245.459 | His Royal Badness roooooolleess !!!! | LUNER::BROOKS | Don't go gently into that good night ... | Mon Jun 15 1992 20:11 | 1 |
| You guys need to see Prince. Now THAT'S a show !
|
245.460 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Irregular-heart-beatin,sushi-pukin,Quayle-bashin... | Mon Jun 15 1992 20:12 | 2 |
| I saw him from the front role, but I was concentrating on Sheila E and
Cat at the time...
|
245.461 | Hot Thang ... barely 21 ... | LUNER::BROOKS | Don't go gently into that good night ... | Mon Jun 15 1992 20:15 | 1 |
| Exactly my point ! :-)
|
245.462 | Due date today....my estimate is later this week... | DECWET::METZGER | Mmmmmmm, Doughnuts. | Mon Jun 15 1992 20:35 | 14 |
|
Thanks, Mark....
BTW - Metz's latest reccomendations on the alternative scene....
If you like the wall of sound style try a band called Curve. It takes
a while to grow on you but it's good stuff if you like that style. Toni
Halliday does the vocals and she's quite the looker...
Another band to take a listen to is...Toad the Wet Sprocket.
Metz...still waiting for that baby to pop out....
|
245.463 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Losing it from all the right places | Mon Jun 15 1992 20:44 | 9 |
| What stands 4'2", wiegh 22 pounds, has an IQ of 7, on a good day, and
has 1 pubic hair????
PRINCE!!!!
(8^)*
JaKe
|
245.464 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Irregular-heart-beatin,sushi-pukin,Quayle-bashin... | Mon Jun 15 1992 20:53 | 2 |
| 5:15?
|
245.465 | And he has more talent on a bad night than Da Boss will ever have | LUNER::BROOKS | Don't go gently into that good night ... | Mon Jun 15 1992 20:58 | 2 |
| JaKe, you sound like a faux main who is jealous of those fouine women
that Prince has on stage with him.
|
245.466 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Losing it from all the right places | Mon Jun 15 1992 21:07 | 7 |
| DocMidwifeawicz,
I ain't jealous of any guy whose voice mimmicks that of someone wearing
underwear that are 7 sizes too small, plus is just plain butt-ugly.
JaKe
|
245.467 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Irregular-heart-beatin,sushi-pukin,Quayle-bashin... | Mon Jun 15 1992 21:15 | 2 |
| So I guess you don't like Mike Tyson either?
|
245.468 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Losing it from all the right places | Mon Jun 15 1992 21:42 | 7 |
| Good one, Walt.
Re Tyson, he was alright until he let his appendage do his thinking,
from there, I can't concern myself with anything about him.
JaKe
|
245.469 | | GIAMEM::LEFEBVRE | Somewhere between Heaven and Hell | Tue Jun 16 1992 12:11 | 6 |
| Prince is a talent that the mainstream public will never understand. I
don't like most of his music, but to say he has no talent is ludicrous.
And he has the most babe-er-iferous vids.
Mark.
|
245.470 | Nice yawna at Fenway, eh Mark? | CTHQ2::LEARY | Six, two, and even. | Tue Jun 16 1992 13:45 | 10 |
| Any main that cain attract the likes of Sheena Easton, Sheila E.,Tina
Marie, Betty Z or whatever is OK wif me. I can take some of his music
at times.
BTW, I shall bear witness that Lufay does indeed drive a Maxima not
a Volvo. But he does drink 'Rocks.
8^)
MikeL
|
245.471 | Apollonia(sp?) rulz! | SASE::SZABO | A Day In The Life. | Tue Jun 16 1992 14:16 | 1 |
|
|
245.472 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Irregular-heart-beatin,sushi-pukin,Quayle-bashin... | Tue Jun 16 1992 14:27 | 1 |
| Wonder what Hawk was watching at da fernbah lasted light...
|
245.473 | Great minds think alike ! | LUNER::BROOKS | Don't go gently into that good night ... | Tue Jun 16 1992 18:09 | 9 |
| Mike Leary, you're all right by me !
Hawk, I had the wooodiferious pleasure of running into Shelia E and
Cat (to describe her dancing as merely high-energy, is like saying
Mozart wrote some decent music) at a hotel in Marlboro they were
staying at the lasted time Prince was here (Worcester) for a concert
('88 ?) ... drrrroooooooollllll ....
doc
|
245.474 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Losing it from all the right places | Tue Jun 16 1992 19:28 | 12 |
| re.469
Mark,
I never said anything about talent. Lots of people have "talent" but
only a few know what the hail to do wif it.
Long live Bobby Goldsboro
(8^)*
JaKe
|
245.475 | Avoid at all costs!! | CTHQ2::LEARY | Six, two, and even. | Tue Jun 16 1992 20:31 | 16 |
| BTW,
I've never seen Bruce live so ah cain't comment on his stage
jeenyus, but let me tell ya, I was listening to the radio this
AM whar the newsdolt was readin' a story about Springsteen
opening up his tour in Sweden( performin' fer the English hooligans!!
8^). And let me tell ya, they played a tape of him wailing " Born
in the USA. If'n my cat was in the car, he woulda scratched the hail
out of me and my upholstery. I thought I was listening to Curly
doing his rendition of "The Voice of Spring is in the Air" ( Oh, OH,
Oh) I had visions of Robert Shaw scraping his fingernails down
the chalkboard in "Jaws". I was not amused. He sounds more and more
like that leather-lunged ape from AC/DC.
Yecch,
MikeL
|
245.476 | | FRETZ::HEISER | electric warrior/acoustic saint | Tue Jun 16 1992 21:54 | 7 |
| > the chalkboard in "Jaws". I was not amused. He sounds more and more
> like that leather-lunged ape from AC/DC.
Which one? Bon Scott? Not that it matters, they all went to the
Johnny Most School of Dran-O Gargling.
Mike
|
245.477 | | RAVEN1::B_ADAMS | MGD 400 at Michigan! | Tue Jun 16 1992 22:43 | 8 |
245.478 | Johnson | CTHQ2::LEARY | Six, two, and even. | Wed Jun 17 1992 13:34 | 1 |
|
|
245.479 | | CAMONE::WAY | Take not counsel of your fears | Thu Jun 18 1992 14:48 | 26 |
| Wow.
Well, let's see. To me a performer does not have to jump around to
put on a good show. I've seen Clapton stand stock still for almost
and entire concenrt, and the pain that has gushed forth from the
man made me stop dead in my tracks.
Harry Chapin (RIP) used to put on a wonderful concert, and to this day
I still miss him a lot.
re 28.50 for a ticket:
Life is too short sometimes to worry about stuff like this.
Sometimes, you have to do something that will make you HAPPY,
be it eating a package of Oreos, or spending $$ on tickets....
re Prince:
Talented, yes. But not innovative. More like a retread of
many different things that have gone before. He just doesn't
do it for me....
'Saw
|
245.480 | RE: Bruce | SHARE::DERRY | Color Me Impressed... | Thu Jun 18 1992 14:50 | 1 |
| What Markie said. Ack.
|
245.481 | | LUNER::BROOKS | Take me to another land ... | Thu Jun 18 1992 17:58 | 10 |
| Maybe he doesn't do it for you Saw, but to say that Prince is
unoriginal is missing the mark. Sometimes, his stuff is so far out
there, that people can't handle it - including me.
Try his "Sign 'O The Times" album. Brilliant stuff - I hated all but
two tracks at first ... then it grew on me.
I think it's his best album now (yes, better than '1999' or Purple
Rain, when so-called "mainstream" America "discovered" Prince), and
"Dirty Mind" and "Prince" are two other great ones ...
|
245.482 | | CAMONE::WAY | If we are marked to die, we are enough | Thu Jun 18 1992 18:46 | 12 |
| No, I disagree. I haven't ever heard him do anything really original.
To my ear it's a skilled blend of a lot of retread stuff.
His videos are not that different from some of the old sixties stuff, but
the music is a combination of a lot of old styles.
The man is not without talent. I will not say he's untalented though....
JMHO,
'Saw
|
245.483 | | ROYALT::ASHE | I shot da sheriff, didn't get da boycott... | Fri Aug 21 1992 14:17 | 5 |
245.484 | hth | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Megabucks Winner Wannabe | Fri Aug 21 1992 14:19 | 3 |
| Call "T" and have him Fed Ex a few Pixies tape!
|
245.485 | | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | TabooIX-StarringWoodyAllen | Fri Aug 21 1992 16:06 | 6 |
| Hey Walt, stop in our room at the Swamplands Days Inn and have
a few Red White & Blues with us. Our room will be easy to find.
Just look for JD hanging out the window by his shoetops singing
the praises of Boston fains.
/Don
|
245.486 | | ROYALT::ASHE | I shot da sheriff, didn't get da boycott... | Fri Aug 21 1992 17:46 | 3 |
| I'll be there or at Saw's room... bringing my Cons for some hoops
if Wardlevane feels inspired...
|
245.487 | | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | TabooIX-StarringWoodyAllen | Fri Aug 21 1992 18:03 | 5 |
| Oh boy another basketball game. Another three hour ride through
North Joisey looking for a glass littered court with bent rims.
I'll stay in the parking lot and drink beer.
/Don
|
245.488 | | ROYALT::ASHE | I shot da sheriff, didn't get da boycott... | Fri Aug 21 1992 18:12 | 2 |
| I know you're still in mourning... Doc sez pretend you're Chamberlain..
|
245.489 | | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | TabooIX-StarringWoodyAllen | Fri Aug 21 1992 18:59 | 4 |
| Pretend I'm Chamberlain? I did the other day when I almost
choked on a BigMac.
/Don
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245.490 | Joisey-bound! | NROPST::MPO12::MCFALL | This is the end of the innocence | Fri Aug 21 1992 19:10 | 4 |
|
JD can find safe haven in my room at the Swamplands....
Jim M a Knicks fan
|
245.491 | yo Jake | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Mets in '92 | Fri Aug 21 1992 19:11 | 4 |
| Are Jets-Giant on delayed tape or live TV this time?
The Crazy Met
|
245.492 | | SCHOOL::RIEU | Read his lips...Know new taxes | Fri Aug 21 1992 19:21 | 2 |
| WPIX midnight (tape).
Jake (not)
|
245.493 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | Bush=Truly a Legend in his own mind | Mon Aug 24 1992 12:50 | 17 |
|
>> <<< Note 245.491 by ACESMK::FRANCUS "Mets in '92" >>>
>> -< yo Jake >-
>>Are Jets-Giant on delayed tape or live TV this time?
>>The Crazy Met
Hey TCM, what do I look like, TV Guide??????
Re the tape question(I know the weekend's over, but I was off on Friday
to go to the Awards weekend), take anything with ya but Sprungstien.
Otherwise your car speakers will be shot by Monday from all the
scratching and catterwalling.
JaKe
|
245.494 | | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Mets in '92 | Mon Aug 24 1992 15:03 | 7 |
| The title of this note seems to indicate that questions for JaKe should
go here. No indication of what questions arenot appropriate, hence
everything becomes appropriate ... But be very very careful I hear
MtM coming :-)
The Crazy Met
|
245.495 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | Bush=Truly a Legend in his own mind | Mon Aug 24 1992 19:15 | 15 |
|
>> <<< Note 245.494 by ACESMK::FRANCUS "Mets in '92" >>>
>>The title of this note seems to indicate that questions for JaKe should
>>go here. No indication of what questions arenot appropriate, hence
>>everything becomes appropriate ...
TCM,
Anythang is appropriate, as long as it conforms to what is appropriate
rules wise in here, ie no lewdness, crudeness, or anything deemed by
MtM as offensive or detrimental to keeping this notesfile around. It
was created mostly for fun, and I cain't answer EVERYTHANG, either
straight or sorta snappy comeback type, but I try.
JaKe
|
245.496 | | MCIS2::DHAMEL | Flower child gone to seed | Tue Aug 25 1992 13:31 | 8 |
|
Who are those guys in the ad where the basketball player's grandmother
in the dress does the slamma-jamma routine? Doesn't he wear a baby
blue Charlotte shirt?
Dickstah, who doesn't recognize *every* basketball player who dresses
up in drag.
|
245.497 | Asked and answered | SHALOT::HUNT | Last one out, hit the lights | Tue Aug 25 1992 13:38 | 9 |
| That's Sir Larry Johnson, power forward deluxe for the Charlotte Hornets
who wear the colors teal and purple (*not* baby blue).
Johnson was the No. 1 draft pick in 1991 and won the NBA Rookie Of The
Year award in 1992. The Hornets' selection of Johnson was the worst
mistake made since Western Union told Alexander Graham Bell that no one
would use his new-fangled invention.
Bob Hunt
|
245.498 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | Bush=Truly a Legend in his own mind | Tue Aug 25 1992 13:45 | 10 |
| Thanks for answering that Bob. I haven't seen the commercial. In
fact, recently I haven't seen very much television at all. I been
playing "This Old F^&*ing House" again, this time building a room and a
hallway out of an old HUGE room, and I been slinging plaster for the
lasted week and haven't watched ANYTHING.
Never buy a 100 year old house
JaKe
|
245.499 | Kevin? Kevin? | HBAHBA::HAAS | Sir Turtle | Tue Aug 25 1992 14:03 | 3 |
| And in the latest episode, LJ crushes KJ, Kevin Johnson.
TTom
|
245.500 | Ahz heah! | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Megabucks Winner Wannabe | Tue Aug 25 1992 14:31 | 6 |
| I'm Here whatcha want?
Kev(in)
;^)
|
245.501 | | CNTROL::CHILDS | If Bush was a horse, you'd shoot em' | Tue Aug 25 1992 14:54 | 3 |
|
I thought Grandmama crushed KJ....the best part of the commercial is Larry
hiding out from Grandmama IMO...
|
245.502 | | FRETZ::HEISER | cross-dressing Democrats | Tue Aug 25 1992 16:27 | 1 |
| NO NBA player crushes KJ! Must've been Grandma.
|
245.503 | MikeL, better tell Karen to hurry! | SHALOT::MEDVID | I will feel so glad to go | Mon Aug 31 1992 17:35 | 24 |
| JaKe et. al.,
over the weekend I went out to a club and met a sexy sexy sexy woman.
The kind that will make you break your neck when she walks past. I
called her last night and we're going out tomorrow.
She does have a negative in my book. That is: she smokes like a
chimney.
I suddenly forgot this negative during our phone conversation last
night when she began talking sports with me. Great! Then I asked her
what college hoops team she liked. She said it would be easier to say
which she hated...and said:
"I just hate UNC. In everything. Can't stand them."
My question, JaKe et. al., is: should I ask her to marry me tomorrow or
wait until the second date?
--dan'l
|
245.504 | is this the Ann Landers note? | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Megabucks Winner Wannabe | Mon Aug 31 1992 17:57 | 7 |
| --dan'l,
Under your present circumstances, I'd first ask her how much she's
worth. You cain then decide when/if to pop da question.
Kev
|
245.505 | Formula For Success | SHALOT::HUNT | Last one out, hit the lights | Mon Aug 31 1992 18:14 | 62 |
245.506 | | CAMONE::WAY | Crucial Taunt | Mon Aug 31 1992 18:17 | 4 |
| .505 is *precisely* the reason I will miss Bob Hunt in this file.....
'Saw
|
245.507 | | CUPMK::DEVLIN | Je voudrais boire quelque chose. | Mon Aug 31 1992 19:17 | 9 |
| Dan'l -
Don't worry about the smoking part. My wife was a smoker, and she kicked the
habit. I never gave her any ultimatums, but subtle hints and suggestions.
She's been a non-smoker for years now. Minor problem if she's a neck breaker
IMO ;-)
JD
|
245.508 | | SA1794::GUSICJ | Referees whistle while they work.. | Mon Aug 31 1992 19:20 | 15 |
|
Dan'l, wait a minute...hating UNC is only part of the story. The
most important thang is does she like the black and gold of the Steel
City? It would be a nasty weddin (shotgun probably) if she was a
'gag' Cowboys fan...
I could live with a woman that liked UNC, but I couldn't bare the
thought of sharing my home with one that hated the black and gold of
the steel city! Lucky for me, my wife loves the Steel City...in fact,
that's one of the reasons I wed her! Although she did draw the line
when I wanted to paint the house black and gold...
pour on the Iron
|
245.509 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | Bald Head=Solar Panel 4 a Sex Machine | Mon Aug 31 1992 22:49 | 10 |
| 'Sawmain,
I agree with ya.
BobHunt, GREAT NOTE!!!!
Totally rollward!!!!
JaKE
|
245.510 | | SOLANA::MAY_BR | Inside Intel | Wed Sep 02 1992 07:38 | 19 |
|
Jake,
I have a terrible dilemma. I was the first person in this notesfile
to call Needle a technoweenie, and coined the term non-technoweenie
back when this file was on exit26::. My boss made me go to this laptop
class, and now I have my own pc with windows, a fax modem and I can
even write programs in this state-of-the-art programming language
called ms-basic (if I could figure out what the computer means when it
says "c>" Am I no longer a non-technoweenie? Do I have to trade my
sideout shorts in for a pocket protector?
Oh, one other thing. Could you guys refrain from typing anything
to the right of this line, please------------------------------>
They didn't tell me in class how to widen the window, and it's a real
pain in the ass to scroll back and forth inside the window. Especially
when you have 1000 new notes.
Brews
|
245.511 | | CAMONE::WAY | Crucial Taunt | Wed Sep 02 1992 13:14 | 19 |
| > called ms-basic
^^^^^^^^
Brews,
I can now call you a nancy-boy programmer.
Program in a MAN'S language, like Microsoft Assembler, or Microsoft C....
hth,
'Saw
PS You can probably just call yourself a weenie now 8^) 8^) 8^) 8^)
|
245.512 | | SHALOT::MEDVID | the same deep water as you | Wed Sep 02 1992 13:36 | 4 |
| > Oh, one other thing. Could you guys refrain from typing anything
> to the right of this line, please------------------------------>
Can't believe they didn't tell you how to fix that. It's easy. All you do is
|
245.513 | | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Megabucks Winner Wannabe | Wed Sep 02 1992 13:48 | 6 |
| rollward --dan'l!
;^)
Kev
|
245.514 | or a 6-pack! | SCHOOL::RIEU | Read his lips...Know new taxes | Wed Sep 02 1992 17:46 | 3 |
| Hey Brews, I'll give you 10 bucks for the PC. That way you won't
have to learn about it!
Denny
|
245.515 | | SOLANA::MAY_BR | I need a bambulance | Wed Sep 02 1992 18:00 | 8 |
|
danl, ya didn't finish.
Denny, six pack of what? My wife's already urinated at the computer,
(notice what time my note was entered) so I may ta<ke you up on the
offer.
Brews
|
245.516 | | SCHOOL::RIEU | Read his lips...Know new taxes | Wed Sep 02 1992 18:07 | 2 |
| You name it!! Old Milwaukee maybe?
Denny
|
245.517 | must be the desert | FRETZ::HEISER | as warm as tears | Wed Sep 02 1992 18:15 | 1 |
| My son urinated on my old VT220 once.
|
245.518 | powered up? | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Megabucks Winner Wannabe | Wed Sep 02 1992 18:17 | 1 |
|
|
245.519 | kids do the darnedest things | FRETZ::HEISER | as warm as tears | Wed Sep 02 1992 18:23 | 2 |
| No, neither was my son. He was sleepwalking. Forgot to turn left to
the bathroom and took a right instead into my den.
|
245.520 | | MCIS2::DHAMEL | Flower child gone to seed | Wed Sep 02 1992 18:43 | 11 |
|
Why do they make prune juice, when they can squeeze whole plums and
have four times as much juice?
Why is there grape juice, and no raisin juice?
Do they dry oranges and then squeeze 'em to come up with orange juice
concentrate?
Dickstah
|
245.521 | | CTHQ::MCCULLOUGH | Lindsey AND Melanie's dad | Wed Sep 02 1992 18:53 | 5 |
245.522 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | Bald Head=Solar Panel 4 a Sex Machine | Wed Sep 02 1992 19:48 | 23 |
| Brews, 'Sawmain said it right, you're just a weenie now.
>>Why do they make prune juice, when they can squeeze whole plums and
>>have four times as much juice?
Or do they squeeze the plums, and wait til it gets rancid and call it
prune juice???? Goog ???, eh??
>>Why is there grape juice, and no raisin juice?
Quit wine-ing.
>>Do they dry oranges and then squeeze 'em to come up with orange juice
>>concentrate?
Nah, they put em' in one of those Ronco food dehydrator thingies and
wait a day, then grind em up and use what juice they get for the
concentrate.
Schnort Schit Schleps
JaKe
|
245.523 | | MCIS2::DHAMEL | Flower child gone to seed | Wed Sep 02 1992 19:54 | 6 |
|
What quick replies! I didn't know we had so many experts on the
physics of prune juice.
Dickstah
|
245.524 | re: quit wine-ing | SCHOOL::RIEU | Read his lips...Know new taxes | Wed Sep 02 1992 19:55 | 2 |
| Sounds like sour grapes to me!
Denny
|
245.525 | whew | SOLANA::MAY_BR | I need a bambulance | Wed Sep 02 1992 20:11 | 3 |
| so I'm still a non-technoweenie?
Brews
|
245.526 | | SCHOOL::RIEU | Read his lips...Know new taxes | Wed Sep 02 1992 20:15 | 2 |
| I'd say you're definitely 'non' if you don't know what c> is!
Denny
|
245.527 | | CAMONE::WAY | Feed My Frankenstein | Thu Sep 03 1992 12:35 | 14 |
| > I'd say you're definitely 'non' if you don't know what c> is!
> Denny
Brews:
Normally, in MS-DOS, the c> means that you're on the C drive.
But in your case, MS-DOS is telling you to look out for the
scorpion in the direction of the arrow....
Phoe shit schlpes,
'Saw
|
245.528 | | SOLANA::MAY_BR | I need a bambulance | Thu Sep 03 1992 16:32 | 5 |
|
guys, I ain't THAT illiterate. I was kidding about what does c> mean.
I know it's prompting me to type "win"
Brews
|
245.529 | | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Mets in '92 | Thu Sep 03 1992 16:35 | 8 |
| JaKe,
'Saw and I have a question for you. Why is it that the phrase Nice guy
is basically the kiss of death? Do you have any suggestions as to how
to ban use of this phrase?
The Crazy Met
|
245.530 | Steel City... | SALES::THILL | | Thu Sep 03 1992 17:00 | 19 |
| JaKe,
I was down yer way in Steel Town the other day. At one point I had a
little spare time between meetings and I figgered I'd stop by to say
hello. Wail, I had a hard time bevembering what your real name was, and
the receptionist in that glass lobby area lookt at me funny when I tole
her I only knew you as JaKe. Anyway, I guess you don't get in until the
afternoon, and I had to leave at 4, so...
Oh well, I'll let you know the nexted time I'll be at PTO.
Funny thing about PittsburgH, rather than build a road going up/around
(small) mountains, they blast through it and build a tunnel. Gotta love
the signs in the airport: "Welcome to Dynamic PittsburgH" and "If you
thought Paris was sophisticated, wait until you see PittsburgH" (in
reference to the new airport/mall opening soon). Yeah, Paris Texas is
quite a town, but it cain't hold a candle to PittsburgH...
Tom
|
245.531 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | Bald Head=Solar Panel 4 a Sex Machine | Thu Sep 03 1992 20:12 | 17 |
| TCM,
Just start calling guys like Jeff Dahmer "Nice Guys". That'l;l get it
banned sooner or later.
>>Funny thing about PittsburgH, rather than build a road going up/around
>>(small) mountains, they blast through it and build a tunnel.
Those tunnels are the source of some of the world's biggest traffic
jams everyday about 4 or 5 o'clock, and 'specially Fridays.
the damned thangs were obsolete when they opened them.
Lasted name is JACOB. I starts work at 3:30.
JaKe
|
245.532 | | CAMONE::WAY | Feed My Frankenstein | Thu Sep 03 1992 20:31 | 3 |
| For a nominal fee I can be coerced into telling his first name....
If you guys think Clell is funny.......;^)
|
245.533 | Traffic is the same in every city | SALES::THILL | | Thu Sep 03 1992 21:24 | 14 |
| re traffic in Pitt
Yeah, it reminded me a bit of Boston, where Storrow Drive merges with
93 going over the bridge near North Station/Bopton Gahden. The road I
was on goes parallel to the river (The Mon?) and 4 lanes all of a sudden
become 2. Then you make a sharp left over the bridge and it becomes a
tunnel. This is near 3 Rivers Stadium. That's why I left at 4 to make a
6 o'clock flight.
JaKe, I eventually figured out what yer real name is. It was kinda like
dealing wif Hawk, where, apparently everywhere else in life outside of
this notesfile, people actually call him by his real name...
Tom
|
245.534 | | CELTIK::JACOB | Sun-ripened for Mildness! | Thu Sep 03 1992 21:57 | 13 |
| From the office, ya probably took the Parkway East, as it's called.
'Bout a mile and a half from the office is the Squirrel Hill Tunnels,
ya exit the city side of the tunnels and about 7 or 8 or 9 miles later,
the road turns into the Parkway West, narrows down(near Grant St Exit),
then makes a hard left over the Mon, onto the Fort Pitt bridge, then
into the Fort Pitt tunnels. From there it's something like 14 miles or
so to the airport.
Both sets of tunnels are a pain in the posterior in the morning rush
hour and the evening rush hours.
JaKe
|
245.535 | Way (not Frank) funny | CSC32::J_HERNANDEZ | Running With The Devil (dog) | Fri Sep 04 1992 13:54 | 2 |
| Been absent for awhile but .512 was the funniest thing I've read in a
while.
|
245.536 | Parkway? what Parkway? | SALES::THILL | | Fri Sep 04 1992 14:06 | 7 |
| -2 Yup, that sounds exactly like where I was going. Funny thing, when I
axed for directions, it was "just take the Parkway...." but there are
no signs that say parkway, just whatever the road number is. I spose
that's like one of us telling you to take the "Pike" when all you can
see is signs for route 90.
Tom
|
245.537 | 800,000 vehicles per day | SHALOT::MEDVID | the same deep water as you | Fri Sep 04 1992 15:24 | 16 |
| I used to commute from my parents' house out near the airport to
Carnegie Mellon every day while I was in grad school. More often than
not I went during rush hour both ways. What a pain in the dupa!
The tunnels weren't the problem...it was the merging to get into the
tunnels. Once inside, everything flowed. So if you think of driving
in Pittsburgh being just like sex, it's much more pleasant.
In the spring of 1985, the biggest traffic jam in world history
happened when a truck lost its brakes coming down the hill that feeds
into the Ft. Pitt Tunnel, couldn't stop, entered the tunnel, ran over
several cars, and exploded. Gridlock around the entire city since they
shut down the tunnel in the other direction as well fearing another
explosion. There was no getting in or out of Pittsburgh that day.
--dan'l
|
245.538 | Goin out with a bang! | CTHQ::LEARY | Chainsaw: Possible ND convert? | Fri Sep 04 1992 15:30 | 5 |
| Never heard traffic jams being explained quite that way, dan'l
Rollward!
MikeL
|
245.539 | | CAMONE::WAY | Feed My Frankenstein | Fri Sep 04 1992 15:33 | 10 |
| It went into the tunnel and exploded?
Well, if you think of it like dan'l does, that must have been quite the
experience......
;^)
|
245.540 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | If I only had a bulldozer | Thu Sep 17 1992 13:52 | 75 |
| >> JaKe,
>> 'Saw and I have a question for you. Why is it that the phrase Nice guy
>> is basically the kiss of death? Do you have any suggestions as to how
>> to ban use of this phrase?
>> The Crazy Met
TCM & Saw:
After much more thought,(and some prompting from TCM to come up with a better
answer), I think I'll go into my theory on the KOD power of being called a
"nice guy."
I agree, when you're seeing someone, and she tells ya something like, "Ya know,
you're really a nice guy", that is warning No. 1 that the proverbial axe is
going to fall on the relationship.
A guy I knew when I was in the Air Farce used to tell me, "Treat them like sh!t
and they'll love ya forever." This guy did just that, treated all of his
wimmen friend like crap, and he NEVER was without companionship when he wanted
it.
Hail, he suggested that once in every relationship, when the two of ya come out
of, say a restaurant, and she walks over to the passenger side and waits for ya
to open the door, just get in, and drive off. Get about 200 yds down the road,
slam it in reverse, come flying back, pop the door open and say, "Are you going
to get in or stand there like an idiot????"
He said it doesn't produce the best results at that point, but it opens things
up for the future.
Ya see, IMHO, wimmen don't want a "nice guy", from the start. They enjoy the
challenge, much like the pottery maker, of taking a rough piece of clay and
forming it into their own masterpiece.
Only problem is, if you're already a "nice guy", there ain't much she cain do,
so once she realizes this, and tells ya it, she's on the quest for that ole
lump of cold wet clay.
I was also told that the best thing you cain do, being the guy in the
relationship, is act as disinterested as hell. That drives wimmen crazy. They
wonder why in the hail you don't go goo-goo-gaa-gaa over them. Do this by
saying you'll call them, say, nexted week, then don't call for two weeks. Be
late picking her up. Not just 10 or fifteen minutes, something like an hour or
so.
Also, give them a benchmark that they cain start from and work towards their
goals for "rehabilitating" you. just, don't EVER let them complete the job,
cause when the job is done, you're history. That's why the divorce rate is so
high. Too many guys eventually give in and do everything HER way. Giving them
a benchmark to start at cain be doing thangs like, say, belching at dinner,
then acknowledging it with a statement like, "Oops, 'scuse the burp(insert
small chuckle here), I meant to puke" or passing gas and saying, "Heh-heh, hell
if they don't pay the rent ya gotta get rid of them," or "Guess it's better to
bear the shame than bear the pain, right?"
Although these cain be disgusting, she'll get it in her haid that this is one
rough, horrible lump of clay, and the challenge is on.
BUT, if you end up getting married, NEVER, NEVER(and I cain't stress this enuf)
let her finish the job, cuase then it's alimony and child support time. As
soon as my wife thinks she's getting me "trained" on one thing, I pop up with
another "bad habit". Keeps her busy, happy(sorta) and NEVER NEVER brings up
the words, "You're such a nice guy". The common statement in my house this
year is, "Dammit, why can't you put your own underwear in the wash?????"
Keep them on their toes, and give them the challenge and we cain erradicate the
term "nice guy" from the wimmen's vocabulary once and forever!!!
Schnort Schit Schleps
JaKe
|
245.541 | | CAMONE::WAY | And monkies might fly outta my butt | Thu Sep 17 1992 13:59 | 1 |
| Jake, the "Wilson" of SPORTS....
|
245.542 | Jake > Wilson | CTHQ::MCCULLOUGH | Lindsey AND Melanie's dad | Thu Sep 17 1992 14:14 | 4 |
| Now I understand why Male Bashing os the sport of the 90s. Thanks Jake - good
advice to live by.
8^)
|
245.543 | BTW Jake -pollinated any Iris lately? | CTHQ::MCCULLOUGH | Lindsey AND Melanie's dad | Thu Sep 17 1992 14:16 | 0 |
245.544 | | CAMONE::WAY | And monkies might fly outta my butt | Thu Sep 17 1992 14:46 | 10 |
| > -< BTW Jake -pollinated any Iris lately? >-
I don't know if he's done that, but I heard he participated in a
dithyram with 49 other naked men, dancing to the arhythmic beat of
a drum.....
'Saw
|
245.545 | | SHARE::DERRY | Bush: vegetable or noxious weed? | Thu Sep 17 1992 15:16 | 1 |
| You followed that advice and someone actually married you, Jake?
|
245.546 | | ICS::FINUCANE | | Thu Sep 17 1992 16:00 | 6 |
|
Re; Karen
Hahahahahaha! I was thinking the same thing!
|
245.547 | | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Mets in '93 | Thu Sep 17 1992 16:00 | 5 |
| Brilliant note JaKe. 'Sawmain and I thank you very very much for those
words of wisdom. Amazing what a few beers can do to jog the memory :-)
The Crazy Met
|
245.548 | | CAMONE::WAY | And monkies might fly outta my butt | Thu Sep 17 1992 16:10 | 13 |
| Jake has a point, but I do my thing just slightly differently.
I just bring them to see me play rugby. They realize that off the pitch
I'm a nice guy, and like Jake says, they begin to worry about not having
that old wet lump of clay to work with.
But then they see me play, and since I'm such a bast**d on the pitch,
they get all warm and fuzzy realizing that not only is there a wet lump
of clay, but there is a HUGE, primordial wet lump of clay....
8^)
|
245.549 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | If I only had a bulldozer | Thu Sep 17 1992 16:36 | 61 |
| >> You followed that advice and someone actually married you, Jake?
>> Re; Karen
>> Hahahahahaha! I was thinking the same thing!
Sort of modified version of it.
Long about 11 or 12 years ago, I was going with this young lady, who
was going thru a rough time in her life, unfortunately. Namely,
getting divorced. No I wasn't the cause of it, she had been seperated
from her hubby for a long time and just was finalizing everything.
I was head over heels for her and she seemed that way for me, and then
came the KOD,
One night she told me I was one helluva nice guy and one classy
individual(no she wasn't drunk or high, suprized me too).
It wasn't 2 weeks later she cleared me out of her life, using some
excuse or another, but I didn';t see hger for a few years after that,
even just to talk too. Now, she belongs to the same church as we do,
and even plays racquetball with my wife.
Now my wife is another story. We went out for a while, and there was
no huge spark and one night she said something like, "call me nexted
week" and I sorta didn't. That was in August. In January, I called
her and the rest is history.
She did say that I fooled her, though, cause my car was immaculate, I
was immaculately dressed, and all that stuff. It wasn't until after we
was married that she found that I was Challenged when it came to
certain thangs, like hitting the clothes hamper on a consistent basis,
keeping work areas cleaned up, etc.
We were talking recently and she said that she figured that she could
change me when it came to all of these aspects, but after 10 years,
she's just in the mode where she tries to IMPROVE me slightly.
Now, don't get me wrong, I'm not an absolute slob, but I just have this
tendency to leave something lay somewhere, or step over something not
even noticing what the hail it is.
I constantly get asked, "Couldn't you have taken that basket of
clothes, which is blocking the stairs, up when you just went up
there??"
To which I generally reply that I never saw it, or noticed it, which is
true, I get something on my mind and other things around me go totally
unnoticed.
So, she sometimes gets this lump of clay started forming and off it
collapses into something else.
I heard somewhere thatthe things that a woman, after ten years or so,
hates the most about her spouse are the things that she thought were
the cutest about him in the early days. True, I don't know, but it
seems to have some merit.
JaKe
|
245.550 | | SALEM::TIMMONS | Where's Waldo? | Thu Sep 17 1992 16:38 | 5 |
| Horse-poop!
Ya gotta treat her like a lady.
Lee
|
245.551 | | CAMONE::WAY | And monkies might fly outta my butt | Thu Sep 17 1992 16:45 | 16 |
| Jake, you're note highlighted the CLASSIC differences between women
and men.
If you watch "Northern Exposure", Maurice will say that "a man is ruled
by two things -- the penis, and the stomach. Women are ruled by the
right half of their brain".
You get some additional information from "Home Improvement". A guy wants
things straight up, no hints, just tell me, while a woman is far more
subtle.....
It's kind of interesting when you come right down to it...
'Saw
|
245.552 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | If I only had a bulldozer!! | Thu Sep 17 1992 16:51 | 11 |
|
>>Horse-poop!
>>Ya gotta treat her like a lady.
Make up your mind, Lee!!
(8^)*
JaKe
|
245.553 | | FDCV06::KING | I've upgraded my standards.. UP YOURS!!!!!!! | Thu Sep 17 1992 17:20 | 8 |
| See Karen and Cathy.... If Jake the Make can find some one to marry
him then there is bound to be some one for youse two....!!!!
REK
Hell, I even found two!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
:-}
|
245.554 | | MCIS2::DHAMEL | Flower child gone to seed | Thu Sep 17 1992 18:23 | 12 |
|
The best women do like nice guys. If they don't, they ain't worth it.
They especially like "nice guys finish last" applied in the bedroom.
And marriage is like a lot of learning experiences. Sometimes you have
to keep trying till you get it right.
I remain, borrowing from Kev,
A nice guy
|
245.555 | See yunz daan at PKO on Monday | MKFSA::LONG | Carpe diem. | Thu Sep 17 1992 18:29 | 11 |
| JaKe,
I'll be headen ta da Steel City tanight. (unfortunatly too late ta catch
da Buccos again dem der Expos.) U'm gwen daantaan ta see da Bucs Friday,doe.
Is dair a good sports-type beer hall near da Tree Rivers ta stop at after
da game an maybe swill a few Arns? It's been a while since I been dair.
I'll be stayin at sy sisters on da Norseside.
Bill
|
245.556 | (8^)* | PFSVAX::JACOB | One Sick Unit!! | Thu Sep 17 1992 18:30 | 13 |
|
>>The best women do like nice guys. If they don't, they ain't worth it.
That's why they get married seven or eight times. Cause they tired of
"Mr. Perfect" and wantsome lumpy clay to FORM!!!!
>>They especially like "nice guys finish last" applied in the bedroom.
Don't only apply to "nice guys".
JaKe
|
245.557 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | One Sick Unit!! | Thu Sep 17 1992 18:31 | 8 |
| I think the CLARK BAR & GRILL, right near 3 rivers has gone "Sports
Bar", but I cain't be sure. Ain't done the sports bar thang in Pgh. in
some years.
Sorry
JaKe
|
245.558 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | One Sick Unit!! | Thu Sep 17 1992 19:29 | 11 |
|
>>I don't know if he's done that, but I heard he participated in a
>>dithyram with 49 other naked men, dancing to the arhythmic beat of
>>a drum.....
If for any reason I was in a room with 49 naked men, I'd be the one
holding a 12 gauge double barreled shotgun to ward off any moron with
the wrong tendencies.
JaKe
|
245.559 | 8-) 8-) 8-) | ICS::FINUCANE | | Thu Sep 17 1992 19:57 | 13 |
|
RE: .553 FDCV06::KING
> If Jake the Make can find some one to marry him.....
> Hell, I even found two!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Well, there's no accounting for taste, Rick.
Ta-Boom!
Cath
|
245.560 | | FDCV06::KING | I've upgraded my standards.. UP YOURS!!!!!!! | Thu Sep 17 1992 20:00 | 5 |
| At least some *have* taste Cat...... What's your excuse?!?!? :-}
REK
|
245.561 | | ROYALT::ASHE | I think ya hear me knockin' | Mon Sep 21 1992 17:40 | 8 |
| When tipping, is there a message projected when a dollar bill is left
face up, rather than face down, for the person receiving the tip?
Also, should the bill be left flat, folded in half, or some other
configuration, and is there any significance to any of the above?
-Walt
|
245.562 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | U S 1992 Rodeo Sex Champion | Mon Sep 21 1992 17:50 | 8 |
| Tipping is an art, when done properly. The way the dollar bill is
folded cain send a statement, or just burn the image of the tipper into
the brain of the tippee.
Broke
JaKe
|
245.563 | | ROYALT::ASHE | I think ya hear me knockin' | Mon Sep 21 1992 18:24 | 6 |
| >Broke
>
>JaKe
Took the collar?
|
245.564 | | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Mets in '93 | Mon Sep 21 1992 18:27 | 10 |
|
> or just burn the image of the tipper into the brain of the tippee.
JaKe,
Sometimes I have wanted to do that. How exactly does one fold the bill
to accomplish this??
The Crazy Met
|
245.565 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | U S 1992 Rodeo Sex Champion | Mon Sep 21 1992 18:29 | 7 |
| Unique-ness is the key here, fold it into odd shapes, or "familiar"
shapes, for the tippee.
Make them remember it, and where it came from.
JaKe
|
245.566 | | CAMONE::WAY | And monkies might fly outta my butt | Mon Sep 21 1992 18:43 | 16 |
| > Unique-ness is the key here, fold it into odd shapes, or "familiar"
> shapes, for the tippee.
>
> Make them remember it, and where it came from.
If anyone is interested, I'm quite good at this skill. I'll be
glad to assist in teaching anyone how to make the bill look and act
real in almost every sense of the word.....
Make it dance, boys, make it dance.....
'Saw
|
245.567 | Hmmmmm | WMOIS::CHAPALONIS_M | And I'm bringing Bo and his big bad hip with me | Mon Sep 21 1992 18:45 | 4 |
|
Or you could lay it face up in the palm of your hand then
Squeeze real tight and place it neatly in your gravy....:-)
|
245.568 | famous folds | HBAHBA::HAAS | Sir Turtle | Mon Sep 21 1992 18:58 | 8 |
| Folding your tip?
"Fold like the Donks in the Superbowl"
"Fold your tipee into a tepee"
This could, perhaps, be the best advice I've received by this "column".
TTom
|
245.569 | | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | W I N D - It Blows | Mon Sep 21 1992 19:05 | 4 |
| Walt, glad to see that you were able to put your eyes back in
your head and drive home.
/Don
|
245.570 | I liked the waitress better... | ROYALT::ASHE | I think ya hear me knockin' | Mon Sep 21 1992 19:22 | 2 |
| My eyes must have looked bigger because I was straining to see the
Tigers game... nice shot Cecil put up in the upper deck on...
|
245.571 | | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Mets in '93 | Mon Sep 21 1992 19:23 | 8 |
| re: folding the bill
Yo 'Sawmain if the opportunity presents itself we'll let you showoff
that talent Wednesday night. Maybe there is something we can all learn
from you :-)
The Crazy Met
|
245.572 | | CAMONE::WAY | And monkies might fly outta my butt | Mon Sep 21 1992 19:50 | 16 |
| > Yo 'Sawmain if the opportunity presents itself we'll let you showoff
> that talent Wednesday night. Maybe there is something we can all learn
> from you :-)
I'm a man of many talents, and that is but one small talent in my
repertoire.
But, it is definitely a skill which I FIRMLY believe must be passed on
and handed down to any and all generations.
Oh, is the Lawrence Welk show gonna be in there again??????
'Saw
|
245.573 | | CAMONE::WAY | And monkies might fly outta my butt | Mon Sep 21 1992 20:50 | 16 |
| I have a burning question that needs to be axed:
On Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom, how come Jim let Marlin
Perkins tell him what to do all the time.
I mean, if I were Jim, I would have snuck up behind that scrawny
Marlin with a boa constrictor, and nexted thing you know,
Jim would've been hosting, and we'd have had some excellent
footage of Marlin trying to wrassle with a snake?
This is really making me wonder!
'Saw
|
245.574 | easy one | LAGUNA::MAY_BR | I need a bambulance | Mon Sep 21 1992 20:54 | 5 |
|
'cause Marlin Perkins is daid and cain't do the rasslin with gators no
more.
Brews
|
245.575 | | CSC32::J_HERNANDEZ | SoLetItBeWritten,SoLetItBeDone | Mon Sep 21 1992 21:21 | 4 |
| Yo SAwmain, dat remines of uvva Show I seen on the discovery channel.
There was this jaguar stalking a little bambi. Well, just as the jag
sprung into action a massive anaconda nailed him and wrapped him up and
ate him. that damn anaconda came from no where!
|
245.576 | | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Mets in '93 | Tue Sep 22 1992 15:32 | 16 |
| Couldn't figure out if to put this here or in the Junk note. But given
the discussion of a few days ago in this note it almost fits.
Saw this commercial for Maalox last night that had me rolling.
Woman sits down and tells a guy (who is eating some real greasy
spaghetti and sauce) "we need to talk". He keeps slurping as she
goes on "I've been dating someone else". He of course keeps eating. She
continues "I've been seeing your brother". He looks up takes the
Maalox, gives it to her and says "here you need this more than me, I
know my brother."
BRAVO!
The Crazy Met
|
245.577 | thanks for sharing it | CNTROL::CHILDS | George Bush, mental wimp | Tue Sep 22 1992 15:33 | 1 |
| that is good one...
|
245.578 | ??? | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Megabucks Winner Wannabe | Tue Sep 22 1992 16:31 | 9 |
| JaKe,
Regarding the P-name:
Do ya get to rip your thumbs off yer hand too?
dtw,
Kev
|
245.579 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | U S 1992 Rodeo Sex Champion | Tue Sep 22 1992 18:02 | 7 |
| re.578
Kev, I do the best to keep EVERYTHING attached whilst practicing "Rodeo
Sex"!!!!
JaKe
|
245.580 | | FRETZ::HEISER | third stone from the sun | Thu Sep 24 1992 17:18 | 2 |
| If you were driving at the speed of light and turned on your
headlights, would they work?
|
245.581 | My theory | PFSVAX::JACOB | Not tonite, I've got a thumb-ache | Thu Sep 24 1992 17:21 | 14 |
| >> <<< Note 245.580 by FRETZ::HEISER "third stone from the sun" >>>
>>If you were driving at the speed of light and turned on your
>>headlights, would they work?
I saw Stephen Wright, too!!
Actually, they'd work, but you wouldn't use any energy or see anything
cause all the energy would be absorbed right back into the bulb.
JaKe
|
245.582 | ??? | SHARE::DERRY | Only 151 days til spring training... | Thu Sep 24 1992 17:54 | 3 |
| If an eagle is flying two miles above sea and he $hits and breaks a
wing, how long would it take a mosquito with a wooden leg to bore a
hole through an onion?
|
245.583 | that one is easy | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Mets in '93 | Thu Sep 24 1992 18:07 | 10 |
| > If an eagle is flying two miles above sea and he $hits and breaks a
> wing, how long would it take a mosquito with a wooden leg to bore a
> hole through an onion?
2 hours, 16 minutes 37.22 seconds
Trust me
The Crazy Met
|
245.584 | | CAMONE::WAY | And monkies might fly outta my butt | Thu Sep 24 1992 18:08 | 10 |
| > If an eagle is flying two miles above sea and he $hits and breaks a
^^^^^^^^
Karen, you're starting to sound like Jake.
Which I suppose is better than starting to LOOK like Jake.....
8^)
|
245.585 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | Not tonite, I've got a thumb-ache | Thu Sep 24 1992 18:34 | 9 |
| re.584
And here, lasted night Mr. sawmain, I thoughts youse was me friend!!
TCM, I think it's .23 on the end there, not .22.
JaKe
(8^)*
|
245.586 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | Not tonite, I've got a thumb-ache | Thu Sep 24 1992 18:35 | 11 |
|
>>Trust me
Which remnds me of a joke...
How do you say fu....er, nah I already been set hidden once today.
Maybe another time
JaKe
|
245.587 | | CAMONE::WAY | And monkies might fly outta my butt | Thu Sep 24 1992 18:52 | 1 |
| Yer too funny Jake....8^)
|
245.588 | do the velocity thing | FRETZ::HEISER | third stone from the sun | Thu Sep 24 1992 19:15 | 4 |
| I thought it would depend on whether the excrement was projected or
just dropped.
Mike
|
245.589 | mux-nix | PFSVAX::JACOB | Not tonite, I've got a thumb-ache | Thu Sep 24 1992 19:30 | 15 |
| >> <<< Note 245.588 by FRETZ::HEISER "third stone from the sun" >>>
>> -< do the velocity thing >-
>>I thought it would depend on whether the excrement was projected or
>>just dropped.
>>Mike
Actually, Mike, due to the aerodynamic effects on excrement, and using
the universally accepted SLOF terminal velocity curves, it don't amount
to a hill of beans difference in the long run.
JaKe
|
245.590 | | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Mets in '93 | Thu Sep 24 1992 19:34 | 6 |
| Hey JaKe I thought you said that you would not be noting again until
Monday. So here we all heave a sigh of relief (yeah thats it relief)
and there you are again. sigh :-(
The Crazy Met
|
245.591 | (8^)* | PFSVAX::JACOB | Not tonite, I've got a thumb-ache | Thu Sep 24 1992 19:36 | 6 |
| TCM,
Ah STF up.
JaKe
|
245.592 | was that breaking wing or breaking wind? | HBAHBA::HAAS | Sir Turtle | Thu Sep 24 1992 20:06 | 0 |
245.593 | tonight's tee vee shows? | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Megabucks Winner Wannabee | Tue Oct 13 1992 15:14 | 16 |
| Yabbut JaKe,
I have a dilemna of unknown proportions (and it's *NOT* being VC'd) ;*)
and I need to be schnorted!
What conflict is going to arise tonight at 7:00PM in the sports world?
Ahhmeen, there's a tee vee debate gonna be held between some vee pee
wannabee's and a eye-am a vee pee. Should I watch it? Should I
channel surf?
I betcha it is going to be on the radion too!
I remain,
looking for sumthang to do
Kev
|
245.594 | | CAMONE::WAY | We're the dance band on the Titanic | Tue Oct 13 1992 15:19 | 9 |
| Kev,
Roseanne comes on this evening.
Nothing else need be said.....
hth,
'Saw
|
245.595 | | SCHOOL::RIEU | Read his lips...Know new taxes | Tue Oct 13 1992 15:48 | 4 |
| Yeah, well I'd rather watch Dan Quayle than Rosanne myself! She
gives me the willies! And Danno is much better comedy!
Denny
|
245.596 | | PATE::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Tue Oct 13 1992 15:59 | 3 |
| Reality check: Dan is on at 7, Rosie is on at 9.
|
245.597 | Go Braves, right /Don (you FORMER lifelong fan)! | SCHOOL::RIEU | Read his lips...Know new taxes | Tue Oct 13 1992 16:23 | 2 |
| Okay with me Mac. I'd even prefer baseball to Rosanne!
Denny
|
245.598 | | CAMONE::WAY | We're the dance band on the Titanic | Tue Oct 13 1992 16:31 | 11 |
| > Okay with me Mac. I'd even prefer baseball to Rosanne!
> Denny
Roseanne is one of the best shows on TV. I really don't like HER, but
I do like Dan and the kids. There's some EXCELLENT lines in the show too...
But Mac is right, I'll be pumping iron while Dan is trying to string
together coherent sentences....
'Saw
|
245.599 | I'm all EARs!!!!! :^) | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Megabucks Winner Wannabee | Tue Oct 13 1992 16:47 | 17 |
|
Yabbut all this talk of stringing kicked a few memory cells into a live
state.
Has everybody read the SI article about how atheletes at The Citadel,
the para-military prep school college were/were not treated?
Wasn't Ross Perot's running mate (what IS his name anyway?) in
charge of that place? Isn't he a retired General/Admiral/whatever?
Does anybody think that the combo of Ross and wassisname is a powderkeg
combo?
I remain,
full of them today! (questions that is)
Kev
|
245.600 | | CAMONE::WAY | We're the dance band on the Titanic | Tue Oct 13 1992 17:05 | 4 |
| We're gonna start calling him
"I Am Curious" Kevin
|
245.601 | Retired Adm. | SCHOOL::RIEU | Read his lips...Know new taxes | Tue Oct 13 1992 17:05 | 3 |
| That's why I'm watching the debate tonight. Stockdale might say some
rally dumb stuff!
Denny
|
245.602 | | FSBIC::JHENDRY | John Hendry, DTN 297-2623 | Tue Oct 13 1992 17:08 | 8 |
| Stockdale was briefly in charge of the Citadel but he was fired because
he wanted to make massive reforms in the plebe system.
For a truly chilling account of what life at the Citadel is like, read
_The Lords of Discipline_ by Pat Conroy. If you read it, you'll never
want to go anywhere near a military school again.
John
|
245.603 | where's the gestapo mods? | FRETZ::HEISER | evidence that demands a verdict | Tue Oct 13 1992 17:50 | 4 |
| > For a truly chilling account of what life at the Citadel is like, read
> _The Lords of Discipline_ by Pat Conroy. If you read it, you'll never
Not that this is a place for politics, but I saw the movie.
|
245.604 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Accidentally like a martyr | Tue Oct 13 1992 18:22 | 12 |
|
>> Roseanne is one of the best shows on TV.
I assume the "IMO" is implied, 'Saw. I've watched exactly *one*
episode of 'Rosanne' and *one* episode of 'Home Improvement'. Nuff
said.
>> Not that this is a place for politics, but I saw the movie.
Break it down for me, Mike. What does what life is like at a military
school or what movies about what life is like at military schools have
to do with politics ?
|
245.605 | neat how I followed thru at the end huh? ;^) | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Megabucks Winner Wannabee | Tue Oct 13 1992 18:29 | 12 |
|
The SI story was chilling enough for me, thank you.
I'll pass on the book.
Basic Training with the *real* military,
I survived and
I remain a
real CIVILIAN!
Kev
|
245.606 | | FRETZ::HEISER | evidence that demands a verdict | Tue Oct 13 1992 18:46 | 11 |
| > Break it down for me, Mike. What does what life is like at a military
> school or what movies about what life is like at military schools have
> to do with politics ?
Sure Tommy, read v e r y s l o w l y!
Stockdale & The Citadel was being discussed and a reference was made to
the Lords of Discipline.
hope this helps,
Mike
|
245.607 | Record Debates, they'll be classic comedy sumday | PFSVAX::JACOB | And I fall down 3 times a day | Tue Oct 13 1992 18:47 | 21 |
|
>>What conflict is going to arise tonight at 7:00PM in the sports world?
>>Ahhmeen, there's a tee vee debate gonna be held between some vee pee
>>wannabee's and a eye-am a vee pee. Should I watch it? Should I
>>channel surf?
How long does this debate last???? How long before Quayle will break
down and cry cause Gore's cleaning his clock???? How will Dan spell
"potato"????
Get you're VCR tuned up and set and record the debates, then, when
you're down in the dumps and need something frightfully funny, put the
tape in and watch Quayle look like the horse's posterior that he is.
The REAL entertainment, ie Tim Wakefield trying to keep the Bucs in the
NLCS til game 7, starts at 8:30.
Schnort Schitt Schleps
JaKe
|
245.608 | | CAMONE::WAY | We're the dance band on the Titanic | Tue Oct 13 1992 18:50 | 26 |
| > I assume the "IMO" is implied, 'Saw. I've watched exactly *one*
> episode of 'Rosanne' and *one* episode of 'Home Improvement'. Nuff
> said.
Oh, always Tommy. You and I have a lot of different tastes, and
I'd expect no different on this one.
> Break it down for me, Mike. What does what life is like at a military
> school or what movies about what life is like at military schools have
> to do with politics ?
I think the reference is to Perot's running mate who used to be
headmaster at that school.
To answer a previous question:
As to political discussions, I didn't think we were having any. A couple
of folks commented on the comedic nature of the debate. I can't speak
for Mac though.....
'Saw
|
245.609 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Accidentally like a martyr | Tue Oct 13 1992 19:01 | 51 |
245.610 | Brydie counters with a vicious uppercut... | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | JackieMo-That'sAllYaGottaKnow | Tue Oct 13 1992 19:16 | 1 |
|
|
245.611 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Accidentally like a martyr | Tue Oct 13 1992 19:26 | 7 |
|
No viociousness intended, Slashman. Just don't care to be reading any
political discussions in SPORTSNOTES. I used to work with Mike just a-
bout 15 years ago (Can you believe it's been 15 years, Mike !!??!).
We're from the same hometown, I know his dad and his dad knows my dad
and my dog and his dog were best friends BUT, like I said, I don't care
to be reading his or anyone else's political views in here.
|
245.612 | Couldn't resist. You know how I am. 8^) | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | JackieMo-That'sAllYaGottaKnow | Tue Oct 13 1992 19:28 | 1 |
|
|
245.613 | | CAMONE::WAY | We're the dance band on the Titanic | Tue Oct 13 1992 19:30 | 15 |
| | No viociousness intended, Slashman. Just don't care to be reading any
| political discussions in SPORTSNOTES. I used to work with Mike just a-
| bout 15 years ago (Can you believe it's been 15 years, Mike !!??!).
| We're from the same hometown, I know his dad and his dad knows my dad
| and my dog and his dog were best friends BUT, like I said, I don't care
| to be reading his or anyone else's political views in here.
Wow! You're DOGS were best friends? Man, you two dudes MUSTA been tight.
Tommy, you don't look old enough to have been working 15 years ago ;^)
'Saw
|
245.614 | | SCHOOL::RIEU | Read his lips...Know new taxes | Tue Oct 13 1992 19:36 | 2 |
| Hey, he's from Clinton. They start there when they're 6!
Denny 8^)
|
245.615 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Accidentally like a martyr | Tue Oct 13 1992 19:38 | 4 |
|
Denny, it's pronounced "Clntn" as if there were no vowels.
One last time Slashmonster, what does the p-name mean ?
|
245.616 | | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | JackieMo-That'sAllYaGottaKnow | Tue Oct 13 1992 19:43 | 8 |
| Tommy, the racetrack where I make weekly donations (Hinsdale),
runs simulcast racing from Freehold New Joisey. The number one
rated jockey at the track is Jackie Mo(bunch of vowels forming a
Polish name) that is shortened to Jackie Mo. Whenever he has a
lead going into the stretch the track announcer blurts out "Jackie
Mo, that's all ya gotta know". Can you sleep nights now? 8^)
/Don
|
245.617 | ;-) | FRETZ::HEISER | evidence that demands a verdict | Tue Oct 13 1992 19:52 | 2 |
| I was 18, fresh out of St. Johns Prep (the real one in Shrewsbury) and
Tommy was 30.
|
245.618 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Accidentally like a martyr | Tue Oct 13 1992 19:59 | 10 |
|
re /Don
Thanks Slash but I won't be able to sleep nights until I find out
just exactly why Anson Williams from 'Happy Days' never achieved the
stardom his talent would seem to merit.
re Mike
Very damn funny, Mike ! [isfh]
|
245.619 | | CAMONE::WAY | We're the dance band on the Titanic | Tue Oct 13 1992 20:03 | 16 |
| > Thanks Slash but I won't be able to sleep nights until I find out
> just exactly why Anson Williams from 'Happy Days' never achieved the
> stardom his talent would seem to merit.
Tommy.
Anson Williams was named after Cap Anson, the baseball player.
Cap Anson used up all the stardom in the name Anson, so Anson Williams,
talent laden though he was, never stood a chance....
hope this helps.....
'Saw
|
245.620 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Crocostimpy, Quest que c'est? | Tue Oct 13 1992 20:27 | 2 |
| Isn't he directing like Henry Winkler and Ron Howard? Of course, I've
always wondered what happened to the Tuscadero sisters and Donny Most.
|
245.621 | ;-) | FRETZ::HEISER | evidence that demands a verdict | Tue Oct 13 1992 21:18 | 2 |
| That's okay Tommy. I just turned 30 last week and can understand what
it might be like to be your age.
|
245.622 | | AXIS::CHAPPEL | Calling Dr.Howard,Dr.Fine,Dr.Howard | Wed Oct 14 1992 14:06 | 14 |
245.623 | | AXIS::CHAPPEL | Calling Dr.Howard,Dr.Fine,Dr.Howard | Wed Oct 14 1992 14:10 | 8 |
| Oh, and Donnie Most, I think he was doing the announcing for the Celtics
games for awhile, but I heard he's real sick and he retired a few years
ago.
HTH (again)
Chap
|
245.624 | | CAMONE::WAY | We're the dance band on the Titanic | Wed Oct 14 1992 14:14 | 15 |
| >Oh, and Donnie Most, I think he was doing the announcing for the Celtics
>games for awhile, but I heard he's real sick and he retired a few years
>ago.
>
>HTH (again)
Yes. It was really unfortunate. They had to cut off his laigs, and
he got distraught, and changed his name to Donnie Least.
At least they didn't cut off the base of his silver microphone on the
Gahdan wall thought!
HTH (yet again),
'Saw
|
245.625 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Accidentally like a martyr | Wed Oct 14 1992 14:19 | 5 |
|
Actually, Leather Tuscadero was none other than rocker Joan Jett.
As for Donnie Most last I heard he was dumpster-diving in West
Hollywood and telling anyone who would listen that he was Ralph
Malph.
|
245.626 | Joan Jett was Leather Tuscadero? | SHARE::DERRY | Head is empty & talkin' trash... | Wed Oct 14 1992 14:49 | 1 |
|
|
245.627 | | CTHQ1::LEARY | Jackie Sherrill won't STEER ya wrong. | Wed Oct 14 1992 16:18 | 8 |
| No no no.
Joan Jett was NOT Leather Tuscaloosa. Tommy was probly only knee-high
to a grasshopper back then. Musta been fantasizin' 8^).
What I want to know is, Where is Bubbles LaRue?
MikeL
|
245.628 | | CUPMK::DEVLIN | Je voudrais boire quelque chose. | Wed Oct 14 1992 16:21 | 7 |
|
Tuscaloosa? That's why I go elephant hunting in Alabama...
(Apologies to Groucho Marx)
JD
|
245.629 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Accidentally like a martyr | Wed Oct 14 1992 16:41 | 5 |
|
re MikeL
I think you're thinking of Pinky Tuscadaro because I'm just about
positive that Joan Jett was Leather Tuscadaro.
|
245.630 | | CTHQ1::LEARY | Jackie Sherrill won't STEER ya wrong. | Wed Oct 14 1992 16:46 | 9 |
|
My brain cells must be warped. Who was the S&M singer type, wasn't
it Leather? SHE certainly wasn't Joan Jett.
I dunno, she was too short.
???
MikeL
|
245.631 | "You talk so much you must have been injected with a phonograph needle" | CTHQ1::MCCULLOUGH | Lindsey AND Melanie's dad | Wed Oct 14 1992 17:13 | 10 |
245.632 | | DECWET::METZGER | | Wed Oct 14 1992 17:19 | 10 |
|
Leather Tuscedero was played by Suzi Quatro. She put out a few albums
after Happy Days and then happily faded from the music scene...
I wanna know what happened to Mike Meyers on SNL?
Metz
|
245.633 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Accidentally like a martyr | Wed Oct 14 1992 17:29 | 5 |
|
That's right !!! Suzi Quatro !!! Shyooot !!!
My apologies. Now, if'n I could only remember her one hit.
|
245.634 | | CTHQ1::LEARY | Jackie Sherrill won't STEER ya wrong. | Wed Oct 14 1992 17:31 | 7 |
| Yes!
Suzi Quatro, that was it.
Great P_Graphic-Name Metz!
MikeL
|
245.635 | | DECWET::METZGER | | Wed Oct 14 1992 18:59 | 5 |
|
I'm glad you like it...
Metz
|
245.636 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | And I fall down 3 times a day | Wed Oct 14 1992 19:11 | 7 |
| Ross Perot looks like a grown up Banjo player from Deliverance.
JaKe
|
245.637 | Oh Oh where's Haas! 8^) | CTHQ1::LEARY | Jackie Sherrill won't STEER ya wrong. | Wed Oct 14 1992 19:21 | 2 |
| Which'd make him a genuine Bucco fan from WestVirginny!!
|
245.638 | | CTHQ1::MCCULLOUGH | Lindsey AND Melanie's dad | Wed Oct 14 1992 19:22 | 2 |
| Suzi Quatro - her hit, as I recall was "Stumblin' In". Think it may have been
a duet, not sure.
|
245.639 | | 2410::SAIA | It's a great day for Roadracing | Wed Oct 14 1992 19:23 | 6 |
|
Did you know that Henry Winkler (Fonziod) Does not know how to ride a
motorcycle. He alway was a wuss.
-TH
|
245.640 | | CAMONE::WAY | We're the dance band on the Titanic | Wed Oct 14 1992 19:23 | 1 |
| Yeah, it was a duet with her brother, Audi.....
|
245.641 | | DECWET::METZGER | | Wed Oct 14 1992 19:27 | 7 |
|
Jake,
What's yer P-name mean?
Metz
|
245.642 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | And I fall down 3 times a day | Wed Oct 14 1992 19:43 | 6 |
| Metz,
I'll clean up the joke and enter it into hear.
JaKe
|
245.643 | | CTHQ1::MCCULLOUGH | Lindsey AND Melanie's dad | Wed Oct 14 1992 19:55 | 8 |
| I'll clean up the joke and enter it into hear.
^^^^
Of course my friend Jake means he will enter it in HERE.
The 'Cadet
[how am I doing Ninj]
|
245.644 | | CAMONE::WAY | We're the dance band on the Titanic | Wed Oct 14 1992 19:59 | 12 |
| | I'll clean up the joke and enter it into hear.
| ^^^^
|
|Of course my friend Jake means he will enter it in HERE.
|
| The 'Cadet
I'd call you the Homonym patrol -- words that sound alike but spelled
differently....
'Saw
|
245.645 | | XCALBR::ASHE | When the lights out... -T Amos | Wed Oct 14 1992 20:09 | 2 |
| Definitely Suzi Quatro... Pinky was Roz Kelly... Joan Jett was busy
hanging out with Lita Ford back then...
|
245.646 | | CNTROL::CHILDS | Millen the best bargin in the NFL | Thu Oct 15 1992 13:32 | 5 |
|
I believe that Stumblin In was Quatro's hit by herself. Her Duet hit was
Don't go Breakin' my Heart with Elton.....
mike
|
245.647 | Kiki Dee | SALEM::DODA | Patriots: Red Sox in helmets | Thu Oct 15 1992 13:34 | 4 |
| Nope, that was not Suzie Quatro with Elton. and Stumblin in was a duet with
some guy named Chris .....,
daryll
|
245.648 | brain still sleeping | CNTROL::CHILDS | Millen the best bargin in the NFL | Thu Oct 15 1992 14:52 | 2 |
|
that's right DD....maybe I should just go home and back to bed.....
|
245.649 | | FUTURE::JST_ONGE | John St.Onge USDSL DTN 275-2715 | Thu Oct 15 1992 15:02 | 6 |
| Re. 647
It was Chris Norman - lead singer of that one hit wonder group called
Smokie ("Living Next Door To Alice").
John
|
245.650 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Accidentally like a martyr | Thu Oct 15 1992 15:09 | 5 |
|
re last I don't know how many
The breadth and depth of the knowledge of SPORTSNOTErs never ceases
to amaze me.
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245.651 | | SALEM::TIMMONS | Where's Waldo? | Thu Oct 15 1992 15:28 | 6 |
| re .650
"The breadth and depth of the knowledge..." Tommy, why are you taking
deep breaths?
lEe
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245.652 | | GIAMEM::LEFEBVRE | Pipsqueak Aryan Cabbagehead | Thu Oct 15 1992 15:28 | 3 |
| Kiki Dee "sang" that gawd-awful duet with Elton Jawn.
Mark.
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245.653 | | SALEM::DODA | Patriots: Red Sox in helmets | Thu Oct 15 1992 15:32 | 9 |
| Yeah thanks Mawk, we already know that...
Didn't Kiki come out with an album soon afterwards?
Remember Bonnie Tyler, the female Rod Stewart?
And who did "Hot summer night in Solcilito (sp)?
dd
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245.654 | | CAMONE::WAY | We're the dance band on the Titanic | Thu Oct 15 1992 15:48 | 11 |
| >And who did "Hot summer night in Solcilito (sp)?
Sausalito Summer Nights.
I can't remember the name of the group, but it was a foreign group
(german I think) who did the song phonetically because they didn't
speak much english....
'Saw
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245.655 | it was ok in its day | FRETZ::HEISER | evidence that demands a verdict | Thu Oct 15 1992 15:52 | 1 |
| That's Elfin John(tm).
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245.656 | Wasn't she from Cleveland? | SCHOOL::RIEU | Read his lips...Know new taxes | Thu Oct 15 1992 16:01 | 2 |
| I always liked Wendy O Williams!!
Denny
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245.657 | Denny, she was a great actress to boot! | SALEM::DODA | Patriots: Red Sox in helmets | Thu Oct 15 1992 16:08 | 0 |
245.658 | Plasmatics rool!!! | GIAMEM::LEFEBVRE | Pipsqueak Aryan Cabbagehead | Thu Oct 15 1992 16:16 | 1 |
|
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245.659 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Accidentally like a martyr | Thu Oct 15 1992 16:19 | 3 |
|
I'd like to see Wendy O and 'Sawman do an electrical tape ad, each
wearing it where there best known to.
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245.660 | | CAMONE::WAY | We're the dance band on the Titanic | Thu Oct 15 1992 16:28 | 5 |
| > I'd like to see Wendy O and 'Sawman do an electrical tape ad, each
> wearing it where there best known to.
What a concept!
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245.661 | take 5... (sorry different act...) | XCALBR::ASHE | and I'm bringin Deion & his big bad K | Thu Oct 15 1992 18:21 | 9 |
| Spasmatics sucked... I liked the Waitress....
Diesel did "Sausalito Summer Nights", not to be confused with Kraftwerk
that did "Autobahn" or First Class that did "Beach Baby" or Jigsaw that did
"Sky High" or Dieter who did "Now is the time on Sprrockets when we
danz..."
Did Kiki Dee do "I've got the music in me"? Before or after Heart,
I don't remember....
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245.662 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Accidentally like a martyr | Thu Oct 15 1992 18:46 | 17 |
|
>> Spasmatics sucked... I liked the Waitress....
Cousin Walt, you're comparing a shock punk group led by a former live
sex star who wore elctrical tape on her nipples and a pink mohawk and
chain-sawed televisions on stage to two girls-next-door who know what
boys like. Besides any band that includes Jean DeBeauvoir can't be all
bad.
>> Diesel did "Sausalito Summer Nights", not to be confused with Kraftwerk
>> that did "Autobahn" or First Class that did "Beach Baby" or Jigsaw that did
>> "Sky High" or Dieter who did "Now is the time on Sprrockets when we
>> danz..."
Like I said before - the depth and breadth of the knowledge displayed
here in SPORTS just amazes me sometimes. I bet we could put together
a hell of a trivia team.
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245.663 | | CAMONE::WAY | We're the dance band on the Titanic | Thu Oct 15 1992 18:57 | 5 |
| > Like I said before - the depth and breadth of the knowledge displayed
> here in SPORTS just amazes me sometimes. I bet we could put together
> a hell of a trivia team.
We'd rule the world.....
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245.664 | | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Megabucks Winner Wannabee | Thu Oct 15 1992 19:08 | 15 |
|
I'm so trivial,
I'd probably be cut from the team!
:*(
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245.665 | last chance for apostrophe police :-) | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Francisco Cabrera, my hero | Thu Oct 15 1992 19:11 | 8 |
| Kev,
word your looking for is insignificant.
:-)
The Crazy Met
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245.666 | | GIAMEM::LEFEBVRE | Pipsqueak Aryan Cabbagehead | Thu Oct 15 1992 19:17 | 7 |
| <<< Note 245.662 by MSBCS::BRYDIE "Accidentally like a martyr" >>>
Tommie, talk to me, babe.
Anyone expecting music from the Plasmatics was misinformed.
Mark.
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245.667 | TcM, I didn't see no 'postraphees there | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Megabucks Winner Wannabee | Thu Oct 15 1992 19:39 | 1 |
|
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245.668 | your -> you're | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Francisco Cabrera, my hero | Thu Oct 15 1992 19:40 | 3 |
|
The Crazy Met
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245.669 | there ya go again, stealing ninj's opportunity! ;^) | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Megabucks Winner Wannabee | Thu Oct 15 1992 19:40 | 1 |
|
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245.670 | | ROYALT::ASHE | and I'm bringin Deion & his big bad K... | Thu Oct 15 1992 20:51 | 3 |
| Maybe so Tommy, I just never got into that. I mean, what would
PIL be considered? I just never found Wendy that attractive,
personally. I thought Dale Bozio was better looking...
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245.671 | | FDCV06::KING | I've upgraded my standards.. UP YOURS!!!!!!! | Fri Oct 16 1992 01:31 | 8 |
| Hmmm... did anyone else notice who got reply #666...
Must be the devils doing...
He doen't write a note in here for a while and look where his reply
lands...
REK
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245.672 | | GIAMEM::LEFEBVRE | Pipsqueak Aryan Cabbagehead | Fri Oct 16 1992 11:54 | 5 |
| :KER
.luaP deirub I
.karM
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245.673 | Remember Ringo's "No No Song"? | SALEM::DODA | Patriots: Red Sox in helmets | Fri Oct 16 1992 11:55 | 9 |
| > Did Kiki Dee do "I've got the music in me"? Before or after Heart,
> I don't remember....
Wasn't that Vicki Sue Robinson? Did "Turn the Beat Around" or
some such nonsense also...
Who did "Hey St. Peter"?
daryll
|
245.674 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Accidentally like a martyr | Fri Oct 16 1992 12:00 | 5 |
|
>> Who did "Hey St. Peter"?
I thint that was Flash And The Pan.
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245.675 | Walkin', walkin' in da rain.... | GIAMEM::LEFEBVRE | Pipsqueak Aryan Cabbagehead | Fri Oct 16 1992 12:03 | 3 |
| "Hey St. Peter" was done by Flash in the Pan.
Mark.
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245.676 | | CUPMK::DEVLIN | Je voudrais boire quelque chose. | Fri Oct 16 1992 12:09 | 3 |
| Definitely Flash in Da Pan. Great Album that one is.
jd
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245.677 | | SALEM::DODA | Patriots: Red Sox in helmets | Fri Oct 16 1992 12:10 | 5 |
| They had another single no?
Something about a ship?
dd
|
245.678 | | FSBIC::JHENDRY | John Hendry, DTN 297-2623 | Fri Oct 16 1992 13:06 | 8 |
| Kiki Dee was famous for 2 songs - I've got the Music in Me, and the
duet with Elton John, Don't go Breaking my Heart. One time, Elton John
was on the Muppets and he and Miss Piggy did a great duet of Don't go
Breaking my Heart. Classic.
Vicki Sue Robinson's only claim to fame was Turn the Beat Around.
John
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245.679 | So youze guys think your good :-) | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Francisco Cabrera, my hero | Fri Oct 16 1992 13:10 | 13 |
|
An appropriate way to honor Francisco Cabrera is by listing as many one
hit wonders as we can think of.
To start off:
In The Year 2525 by Zeeger and Evans (?)
Summer Breeze by Seals and Croft
Lots more, chip in to the cause.
The Crazy Met
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245.680 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Accidentally like a martyr | Fri Oct 16 1992 13:18 | 14 |
|
I'm probabaly going to get a rep for being Mr. Contradictory but
Seals and Crofts were more like three or four hit wonder.
Now my contributions to the list...
Kung Fu Fighting by George McCrae (near the top of everyone's
All-Time Schmaltz list)
Postcards From Paradise by Flesh for LuLu (their one top 40 hit)
Safety Dance by Men Without Hats (everyone look at your hands ?)
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245.681 | | XCALBR::ASHE | Bringing Deion and his big bad icebox... | Fri Oct 16 1992 13:20 | 26 |
| Oh, don't get me started with this... not the guy with 10+ hours
of 70's tapes before we mention the 80's stuff
Here's something to whet the appetite, if you will, as it were...
Seasons in the Sun - Terry Jacks
Whirly Girl - Oxo
Whispers to a Scream - Icicle Works
Mickey - Toni Basil
Can't shake loose - Agatha Falksgog
Tarzan Boy - Baltimora
You Light Up My Life - Debbie Boone
Rock and Roll Pt. 2 - Garry Glitter
Brian Bosworth before his shoulder went south
Get Dancin - Disco Tex and the Sexolettes (cool name)
Don't give up on us Baby - David Soul
Ickey Brickey Woods
Boogie Fever - Sylvers
Let Her In - John Travolta
Afternoon Delight - Starlight Vocal Band
Buster Douglas
Birth School Work Death - Godfathers (Sorry Mark)
It's Raining Men - Weather Girls
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245.682 | | XCALBR::ASHE | Bringing Deion and his big bad icebox... | Fri Oct 16 1992 13:23 | 12 |
| Tommy, Tommy, Tommy
Seals and Crofts were 3 or 4 hit wonders (We May never pass this way
again is one that comes to mind)... but, Mr. Contradictory...
Kung Fu Fighting was Carl Douglas
Rock Your Baby was George McRae
Rockin' Chair was Gwen McRae, George's wife
Men Without Hats also did Pop goes the world, making them a 2 hit
wonder.
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245.683 | | CTHQ1::LEARY | Jackie Sherrill won't STEER ya wrong. | Fri Oct 16 1992 13:30 | 6 |
| Jeez, Someone woke up the Walking DJ Walt 8^)
Who did Rock the Boat?
Don't ferget Disco Duck by Rick Dees
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245.685 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Accidentally like a martyr | Fri Oct 16 1992 13:32 | 9 |
|
Walt *is* pretty amazing. I hereby nominate him for captain of the
trivia team.
>> Who did Rock the Boat?
Hughes Corporation
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245.686 | | PATE::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Fri Oct 16 1992 13:37 | 1 |
| I think I'm gonna hurl
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245.687 | | XCALBR::ASHE | Bringing Deion and his big bad icebox... | Fri Oct 16 1992 13:39 | 14 |
| I did some of that at college (trivia), yeah you woke me up...
Yup, Hues Corporation...
You have to listen to Lost 45's a lot to remember this stuff
you know stuff like
The Nights the Lights went out in Georgia - Vicki Lawrence
It's debatable if you want to call Vanilla Ice one I suppose.
Of course, there's Fish Heads by Barnes and Barnes for the warped
ones... featuring Will Robinson from Lost in Space...
Walt (who knows the old average number of dimples of a golf ball was
336 before they went hi-tech).
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245.688 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Accidentally like a martyr | Fri Oct 16 1992 13:43 | 5 |
|
>> I think I'm gonna hurl
That was by George Bush and the Electric Sushi Convention. Next
question.
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245.689 | Walt, the answer-man | SALEM::DODA | Patriots: Red Sox in helmets | Fri Oct 16 1992 13:50 | 3 |
| The Night Chicago Died.
Paper Lace?
|
245.690 | Calling Walt! | CTHQ1::LEARY | Jackie Sherrill won't STEER ya wrong. | Fri Oct 16 1992 13:51 | 2 |
| Yea and who did that classic, "Eugene"?
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245.691 | | XCALBR::ASHE | Bringing Deion and his big bad icebox... | Fri Oct 16 1992 13:54 | 10 |
| Paper Lace did do "The Night Chicago Died" . They also did the
original version of "Billy Don't be a Hero", done by one-hit
wonder, Bo Donaldson and the Heywoods. (one of my personal all
time favorites).
Sort of like 2 hit wonder Slade (Run Runaway and My oh my) originally
doing the Rock classic "Cum on Feel da Noize" before the powerhouse
of the 90's, Quiet Riot...
Eugene? Ok, you got me there...
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245.692 | | CTHQ1::LEARY | Jackie Sherrill won't STEER ya wrong. | Fri Oct 16 1992 13:56 | 7 |
| Eugene?
I vaguely remember some of the lyrics
"Ma name is ah, ah, Eugene." "I stick my hands in fans for fun"
and other such drivel.
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245.693 | Boy is this fun - right JaKe?? | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Francisco Cabrera, my hero | Fri Oct 16 1992 14:09 | 5 |
| Walt, thanks! Keep 'em coming. Lets give JaKe a list he can truly
appreciate.
The Crazy Met
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245.694 | | SHARE::DERRY | Head is empty & talkin' trash... | Fri Oct 16 1992 14:17 | 3 |
| Quiet Riot - Powerhouse of the 90's?
Another one hit wonder.... Lipps, Inc., with Funkytown.
|
245.695 | | MKFSA::LONG | I miss Billy the Kid... | Fri Oct 16 1992 14:20 | 11 |
| Would you believe...
"The Letter" by the Box Tops
I think the flip side even had the same song repeated. Now that's
a sign of a true one hit wonder!
Bill
p.s. I wish I was home with my mega stack of 45's in front of me
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245.696 | | XCALBR::ASHE | Bringing Deion and his big bad icebox... | Fri Oct 16 1992 14:29 | 17 |
| Of course, Psuedo Echo did a remake of Funkytown...
Would Jim Craig be a one hit wonder?
Mike Eruzione?
Joe Charboneau?
Rock me gently - Andy Kim
Jennifer Beals?
which leads of course to Michael Sembello - who did Maniac
Just Got Lucky by Joboxers
Come on Eileen by Dexy's Midnight Runners
They Don't know by Tracy Ullman
Pop Music by M
Rock and Roll Dreams Come through by Jim Steinman
It's getting tough because there are a lot of two hit groups, so you
have to be careful... Romantics, Rockwell, Flock of Seagulls, Men
without hats...
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245.697 | | GIAMEM::LEFEBVRE | Pipsqueak Aryan Cabbagehead | Fri Oct 16 1992 14:42 | 11 |
| Turning Japanese The Vapors
You're Everywhere, But I'm Not Translator
You Lost Alot The Rave-ups
Girl in my Dreams (Jeans) Graham Tchiakovsky
Starry Eyes The Records
Is That All There Is? Christine
My Ex The Sex Execs
Say What New Models
I want to Help you Ann The Lyres
Mark.
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245.698 | A few more... | CUBIC7::DIGGINS | Folly Yurken? | Fri Oct 16 1992 14:50 | 8 |
|
"Driver's Seat" by Sniff and the Tears
"Girl of my dreams" by Grahm Tchaikovsky
"Walkin in da rain" by Flash in the pan, kind of a 2 hit with
"Ship of luxury"
Man there are tons of these I can't think of! 8^)
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245.699 | more | HBAHBA::HAAS | Sir Turtle | Fri Oct 16 1992 14:56 | 4 |
| "In the summertime" by Mungo Jerry.
"Spirit in the Sky" by Norman Greenbaum (?)
TTom
|
245.700 | | SALEM::DODA | Patriots: Red Sox in helmets | Fri Oct 16 1992 15:14 | 5 |
| Smokin in the Boys room : Brownsville Station
Walt, Pretty sure the Romantics had 3 hits...
daryll
|
245.701 | Who did "5705"? | SALEM::DODA | Patriots: Red Sox in helmets | Fri Oct 16 1992 15:15 | 0 |
245.702 | nowhere to hide? | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Megabucks Winner Wannabee | Fri Oct 16 1992 15:21 | 21 |
245.703 | | AYRPLN::LOCKHART | Blank space for rent | Fri Oct 16 1992 15:25 | 5 |
|
What I like About you Romantics
hth,
d
|
245.704 | | FRETZ::HEISER | evidence that demands a verdict | Fri Oct 16 1992 15:36 | 12 |
| "Saturday night" - Bay City Rollers
Supposedly the next Beatles at the time (NOT!).
Re: Quiet Riot
Actually a couple members of this band went on to become fairly famous.
Randy Rhodes was the original guitarist and went on to become the best
axeman to share the stage with Ozzy. The bassist did better too (I
think he joined Ratt but am not sure).
Mike
|
245.705 | | SALEM::DODA | Patriots: Red Sox in helmets | Fri Oct 16 1992 15:36 | 4 |
| Talkin in your sleep : Romantics
hth
d
|
245.706 | The OTHER next Beatles... | SALEM::DODA | Patriots: Red Sox in helmets | Fri Oct 16 1992 15:37 | 1 |
| My Sharona : The Knack
|
245.707 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Bringing Deion and his big bad icebox... | Fri Oct 16 1992 15:38 | 24 |
| What I like about you, Talking in your sleep and what? One in a
Million?
Ok, here are some more...
The original rap: Convoy - CW McCall
Life is a Rock but the radio rolled me - Reunion
Hooked on A feeling - Blue Swede
Tribute (Right on) - Pasadenas
Come and get your Love - Redbone
Ariel - Dean Friedman
Cliffs of Dover - Eric Johnson (sorry Mike)
Make A Circuit with me - Polecats
Love My Way - Vels
I'm not your man - Tommy Conwell and the Young Rumblers
then you can get into TV themes
Making our dreams come true - Cyndi Grecco
Makin it - David Naughton
60 Minutes - Timex
Welcome Back - John Sebastian (I know he was in Lovin' Spoonful,
but what else did he do solo?)
Happy Days - Pratt and McClain
At this Moment - Billy and the Beaters (not a theme, but tv related)
|
245.708 | | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Francisco Cabrera, my hero | Fri Oct 16 1992 15:39 | 6 |
| re: .706
Bay City Rollers where the first next BEATLES, right??
The Crazy Met
|
245.709 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Bringing Deion and his big bad icebox... | Fri Oct 16 1992 15:41 | 5 |
| The Knack did Frustrated, making them at least 2 hit wonders
Bay City Rollers did another one too. May have been minor...
Please Come to Boston - Dave Loggins is another...
|
245.710 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Accidentally like a martyr | Fri Oct 16 1992 15:43 | 5 |
|
The Knack also did Good Girls Don't.
Did David Essex have any other hits besides the exquisite "Rock On"
or Rick Derringer any others besides "Rock And Roll Hootchie Koo" ?
|
245.711 | wrong again Walt | FRETZ::HEISER | evidence that demands a verdict | Fri Oct 16 1992 15:45 | 13 |
| > Cliffs of Dover - Eric Johnson (sorry Mike)
hate to clue you in Walt, but EJ won a Grammy for Best Rock
Instrumental in 1986 for "Zap" (well deserved too, that sucker is a
mother to play) from his debut album entitled "Tones". He's no one
hit wonder. He and Joe Satriani have made instrumental guitar rock the
huge market that it is today.
He has plenty of other songs too that get major airplay on all the
album rock stations. EJ is currently finishing up a 2 CD set that
should be out before Christmas.
Mike
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245.712 | another | FRETZ::HEISER | evidence that demands a verdict | Fri Oct 16 1992 15:47 | 1 |
| "Switching to Glide" - The Kings
|
245.713 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Bringing Deion and his big bad icebox... | Fri Oct 16 1992 15:47 | 7 |
| That's the other Knack one I couldn't think of. Thanks Tommy. Was
trying to remember what other songs were on the Chipmunk Punk album
I have and all three (My Sharona, Good Girls Don't, and Frustrated
were all on there).
Don't forget The Hustle by Pete Rose and the Soul City Orchestra.
Ok, so it was Van McCoy.
|
245.714 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Bringing Deion and his big bad icebox... | Fri Oct 16 1992 15:48 | 2 |
| But was Zap a hit? You can win grammy's for non-hits... Where was
Zap on the charts?
|
245.715 | album rock is where its at | FRETZ::HEISER | evidence that demands a verdict | Fri Oct 16 1992 15:50 | 11 |
| > But was Zap a hit? You can win grammy's for non-hits... Where was
> Zap on the charts?
I'm not exactly sure, but it was easily top 10 on the album rock lists.
I don't do Top 40
_ /|
\'o.O'
=(___)= Aack!!!
U
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245.716 | Billy Vera and the Beaters | SALEM::DODA | Patriots: Red Sox in helmets | Fri Oct 16 1992 15:59 | 18 |
| re: Billy Vera and the Beaters
Actually, BV has a "Best of" album out.
He had a marginal hit in called "Joey's song" or something like
that.
If you ever watched the TV series "Wiseguy", BV played a singer
who was owned by the MOB and did the tune on the show.
His "Best of" album has a single called "Peanut Butter" which was
used for Peter Pan commercials, with different lyrics.
Retro Nuevo is a great album.
I like his stuff.
daryll
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245.717 | Chevy van by Sammie something.... | SALEM::DODA | Patriots: Red Sox in helmets | Fri Oct 16 1992 16:01 | 0 |
245.718 | | GENRAL::WADE | | Fri Oct 16 1992 16:03 | 4 |
|
Joe Namath
Mark Fydrich
Francisco Cabrera? We'll see......
|
245.719 | | SHARE::DERRY | Head is empty & talkin' trash... | Fri Oct 16 1992 16:04 | 2 |
| I don't think Randy Rhodes was in Quiet Riot. Wasn't he dead by the
time QR came out? Rudy Sarzo (?) was the guitarist. I think.
|
245.720 | | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Francisco Cabrera, my hero | Fri Oct 16 1992 16:25 | 16 |
| re: .718
You are fined by the kangaroo court for not having any p-name!!!
Real question for JaKe,
During prohibition one of the organizations that was most vocal about
the evils of liquor was the Salvation Army. Yet in every NH State
Liquor store, near the exit, there is someone collecting money for the
Salvation Army. Can you help me make sense of that??
Eagerly awaiting your reply.
The Crazy Met
|
245.721 | | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Francisco Cabrera, my hero | Fri Oct 16 1992 16:31 | 5 |
|
You've Blown it All Sky High (title?) - by Ohio something or other.
The Crazy Met
|
245.722 | More | NROPST::MPO12::MCFALL | This is the end of the innocence | Fri Oct 16 1992 16:35 | 6 |
| Red Rubber Ball - Cyrkle
Snoopy and the Red Baron - Royal Guardsmen
Super Bowl Shuffle - 1985/1986 Chicago Bears
Walking on Sunshine - Katrina & The Waves
Jim M
|
245.723 | | SCHOOL::RIEU | Read his lips...Know new taxes | Fri Oct 16 1992 16:37 | 1 |
| Star Spangled Banner - F.S. Key
|
245.724 | | SALEM::DODA | Patriots: Red Sox in helmets | Fri Oct 16 1992 16:37 | 5 |
| Sky high was done by Sky high I think.
Katrina and the waves had another single called: "Do you want Cryin?"
dd
|
245.725 | | CAMONE::WAY | We're the dance band on the Titanic | Fri Oct 16 1992 16:38 | 6 |
| Did anyone mention
Play that Funky Music -- Wild Cherry?
'Saw
|
245.726 | | SHARE::DERRY | Head is empty & talkin' trash... | Fri Oct 16 1992 16:39 | 4 |
| The Rings were another one hit wonder but I can't remember the
name of the tune.... can hear it but....
Axe "Knock down drag out rock and roll party in the street...."
|
245.727 | Springstee:== Mendoza of music | GIAMEM::LEFEBVRE | Pipsqueak Aryan Cabbagehead | Fri Oct 16 1992 16:45 | 16 |
| Randy Rhodes was indeed killed in Florida in a plan crash while
peforming a stunt. They hit a barn. This ocurred during his Ozzie
Has-been stage.
Tommy, Rick Derringer only had that one hit, but he's been a versatile
session man for the likes of Edgar Winter, Rick Lacroix and a host of
others.
Here's one for Daryll, "On the Darkside" by everyone's fave Springsteen
wannabee.
Speakin' a_Springsteen, since he has yet to put out anything of
quality, does he qualify as a one-hit wonder? :^O Hi TcM!
Mark.
|
245.728 | | GENRAL::WADE | | Fri Oct 16 1992 16:46 | 6 |
|
TCM
You'll never take me alive copper!
Claybroon
|
245.729 | | SALEM::DODA | Patriots: Red Sox in helmets | Fri Oct 16 1992 16:52 | 9 |
| Lufay,
Cafferty and Beaver Brown are far from a one-hit wonder.
How about "Why Me?" by Planet P?
Anyone remember The Shurbs?
dd
|
245.730 | 8^) | CTHQ1::LEARY | Jackie Sherrill won't STEER ya wrong. | Fri Oct 16 1992 16:53 | 6 |
| Yo Craze,
Wasn't 'You've Blown it All Sky High" just redone by PittsburghPirates?
Sorry mates,
MikeL
|
245.731 | | CSOA1::BACH | You're so sly, but so am I... | Fri Oct 16 1992 16:56 | 17 |
| Dear Jake,
If a football player loses his/her helmet after bouncing off a would be
tackler on the line of scrimmage, would he be allowed to continue
running or would the play be called dead?
If he/she continued down field, and someone laid a WHAP on his bare
pumpkin, would it be considered a "cheap-shot"?
Jes wondering,
Chip_GSH_Bach
PS
If it weren't for the Saints, Giants, and Vikings, the Bears would be
in first place.
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245.732 | Loved Greek town | CTHQ1::LEARY | Jackie Sherrill won't STEER ya wrong. | Fri Oct 16 1992 17:03 | 14 |
| Hey Chip,
Just was in Chitown coupla weeks ago and saw all dem Bearsss fans
congregatin' at Red Kerr's joint a-tailgatin' afore the Bears
demolished the Falcons.
I gots a question fer ya::
Why do half of dese here Bearsss tailgatin' fans all wear Dan
Hampton # shirts, take up three seats in the bus, and wear
the Norge repairman jeans??
Or should JaKe, ahem, tackle, that question?
MikeL
|
245.733 | | CSOA1::BACH | You're so sly, but so am I... | Fri Oct 16 1992 17:20 | 14 |
| *That* is the way to see Da'Bearz. Red's bus stop! Great Bearspeak
from the guys on the bus, too. Jes like SNL!!!
I had tic's to Atlanta, but got so peeved at the BearsvGiants that
I told my dad to givem away. (I live in Cincinnati, and didn't want
to drive 4.5 hours for depression)
I went to see them get beat by the Skins last year, from Red's, still a
good time.
They do love those crack-jeans!
Go Bears.
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245.734 | | CAMONE::WAY | We're the dance band on the Titanic | Fri Oct 16 1992 17:26 | 8 |
| >
> Tommy, Rick Derringer only had that one hit, but he's been a versatile
> session man for the likes of Edgar Winter, Rick Lacroix and a host of
> others.
And he's from my hometown!
|
245.735 | | CAMONE::WAY | We're the dance band on the Titanic | Fri Oct 16 1992 17:27 | 9 |
| | TCM
|
| You'll never take me alive copper!
|
| Claybroon
Lookit me, Ma! I'm on toppa da woild!
|
245.736 | | PATE::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Fri Oct 16 1992 17:39 | 4 |
245.737 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Bringing Deion and his big bad icebox... | Fri Oct 16 1992 17:41 | 16 |
| Chevy Van was Sammy Johns
FS Key - wasn't he Jimmy Key's father?
Katrina and the Waves also did Going down to Liverpool before the
Bangles.
Mark Fidrych was a one season wonder... it's not like he only pitched
one game.
Joe Namath had a good career. Now Al Woodall, Ed Bell, Scott Dierking.
Now they might be 1 hit wonder material.
Surprised Video Killed the Radio Star hasn't been mentioned yet...
first video on MTV... by the Buggles...
|
245.738 | Mr Kurt. | CUPMK::DEVLIN | Je voudrais boire quelque chose. | Fri Oct 16 1992 18:06 | 1 |
| TALK ABOUT IT BY Pastiche.
|
245.739 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Bringing Deion and his big bad icebox... | Fri Oct 16 1992 18:35 | 5 |
| Currently on the tape deck in the lab....
Stars on Long Play I and II (the albums, featuring Stars on 45) by
Stars on 45...
|
245.740 | | PATE::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Fri Oct 16 1992 18:37 | 5 |
| Jake,
How can 1 bar get away with charging $8+ for a pitcher of Michelobe
Dark while another bar charges $5.25 for a pitcher of Sam Adams' Boston
Ale?
|
245.741 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Bringing Deion and his big bad icebox... | Fri Oct 16 1992 18:48 | 3 |
| Where does Baker Street by Gerry Rafferty fit into this?
|
245.742 | | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Francisco Cabrera, my hero | Fri Oct 16 1992 18:49 | 4 |
| Didn't Rafferty have another hit on that album??
The Crazy Met
|
245.743 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Bringing Deion and his big bad icebox... | Fri Oct 16 1992 18:49 | 1 |
| Got me there...
|
245.744 | | CTHQ1::LEARY | Jackie Sherrill won't STEER ya wrong. | Fri Oct 16 1992 18:50 | 7 |
| Yabbut
Raffert was in a group that did "Stuck in the Middle with You."
Dealer's Wheel ? Anudda one-hit wonda
MikeL
|
245.745 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | It's a BURP thang!! | Fri Oct 16 1992 18:59 | 28 |
|
>>Jake,
>>How can 1 bar get away with charging $8+ for a pitcher of Michelobe
>>Dark while another bar charges $5.25 for a pitcher of Sam Adams' Boston
>>Ale?
Is the Sam Adams' fresh or has it been run thru once????? Ya gotta
check these thangs out, $5.25 sounds too cheap not to be suspicious.
TCM,
They just want your money, and if'n it's change from your booze
purchase, so be it.
Re someone else,
The play should go on, there ain't nuthin in those haids worth
protectin, anyway, look at Deion Sanders, would YOU, in your right
mind, think that haid is worth protecting????
As fer the cheap shot, any blow to the haid(the one on the shoulders)
should be considered a cheap shot.
Schnort Schitt Schleps
JaKe
|
245.747 | | PATE::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Fri Oct 16 1992 19:16 | 5 |
245.748 | | CELTIK::JACOB | It's a BURP thang!!! | Fri Oct 16 1992 19:16 | 9 |
| My favorite "1-hit" wonder
You Cain Toss Yer Cookies on Sunday Morning But You Cain't Toss Shrimp
in New York on Saturday Night" By the Set Hidden Patrol
JaKe
|
245.749 | | RAVEN1::B_ADAMS | F.A.R's = P.D.Q! | Fri Oct 16 1992 19:28 | 7 |
| re few back..
It's Stealer's Wheel..
Other hit for Gerry as "Right Down The Line" plus one more...
B.A.
|
245.750 | | MTWAIN::BURROWS | | Fri Oct 16 1992 19:49 | 11 |
| re .695
Box Tops also did "Cry Like a Baby"...sounded exactly the same as the
"Letter".
Anybody remember "Lies" by the Knickerbockers; just like the early
Beatles?
CBB
|
245.751 | | SOLANA::MAY_BR | Bad, bad Jackson Brown | Fri Oct 16 1992 19:50 | 4 |
|
Joe Cocker does a very good version of "The Letter."
Brews
|
245.752 | I'd bet money on it | FRETZ::HEISER | evidence that demands a verdict | Fri Oct 16 1992 20:08 | 8 |
| > I don't think Randy Rhodes was in Quiet Riot. Wasn't he dead by the
> time QR came out? Rudy Sarzo (?) was the guitarist. I think.
Rhodes was the original guitarist when they were still playing the L.A.
club circuit. Sarzo replaced him when Ozzy came by and waved mega $$$
in his face.
Mike
|
245.753 | ain't no New Kids on the Block | FRETZ::HEISER | evidence that demands a verdict | Fri Oct 16 1992 20:19 | 10 |
| Re: Springsteen & no talent
Yeah he ranks right up there with the Rolling Stoned(tm) in that
department.
Anyone hear the new band Bad4Good yet? A group of headbangers all 16
years old and under. They're managed and produced by Steve Vai. I was
impressed by the 1 song I've heard.
Mike
|
245.754 | | FDCV06::KING | I've upgraded my standards.. UP YOURS!!!!!!! | Sat Oct 17 1992 00:38 | 8 |
| Timothy.... I forgot who sang it....
100 Luft Balloons.. Some german group...
Louie Louie by the Stories
Most anything you want girl by Iron Butterfly They also had another hit..
sumthin that DinZ would write as a sentence.. :-}
Little Willie.. by ???
REK
|
245.755 | | RAVEN1::B_ADAMS | F.A.R's = P.D.Q! | Sat Oct 17 1992 01:45 | 11 |
245.756 | Canibalism at it's finest | PFSVAX::JACOB | It's a BURP thang!! | Sat Oct 17 1992 02:09 | 7 |
| >>Timothy.... I forgot who sang it....
The Buoys did Timothy
JaKe
|
245.757 | | CAMONE::WAY | We're the dance band on the Titanic | Mon Oct 19 1992 11:40 | 9 |
| Actually, it was 99 Luftballoons, or the english version, which was
99 Red Balloons...
The Louie Louie version that everyone knows is by The Kingsmen.
The best version ever is the Grateful Dead's version....
'Saw
|
245.758 | Ahhh my teen days.... | CUBIC7::DIGGINS | Folly Yurken? | Mon Oct 19 1992 12:04 | 5 |
|
Sweet also had hit's with 'Ballroom Blitz' and 'Fox on the run'
HTH
|
245.759 | Tis, ain't it! | HYDRA::HAUSRATH | Money talks, but Credit has an Echo | Mon Oct 19 1992 12:09 | 4 |
|
OK, while we're on songs.. who did 'Season of the Witch' ?
/Jeff
|
245.760 | Sunshine Superman, Mellow Yellow, Hurdy Gurdy Man.... | CUBIC7::DIGGINS | Folly Yurken? | Mon Oct 19 1992 12:12 | 7 |
|
'Season of the Witch' was done by Donovan who had other hits as well.
Steve
|
245.761 | | SALEM::DODA | Patriots: Red Sox in helmets | Mon Oct 19 1992 12:34 | 5 |
| Vanilla Fudge also did Season of the Witch.
Sweet also did "Love is like Oxygen"
daryll
|
245.762 | | PATE::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Mon Oct 19 1992 13:03 | 3 |
245.763 | | CTHQ1::MCCULLOUGH | Lindsey AND Melanie's dad | Mon Oct 19 1992 13:15 | 3 |
| I thought Electric Light Orchestra did "Love is Like Oxygen".
=Bob=
|
245.764 | memory don't fail me now. | HYDRA::HAUSRATH | Money talks, but Credit has an Echo | Mon Oct 19 1992 13:50 | 5 |
|
No, Sweet did Love is Like Oxygen..
Now, what song did 10CC do?
|
245.765 | | MCIS2::DHAMEL | Flower child gone to seed | Mon Oct 19 1992 14:00 | 6 |
|
Didn't 10CC do "Love is Like Methane?" No, nevermind, that was J.
Geils.
Dickstah
|
245.766 | Not sure of exact title | CTHQ1::MCCULLOUGH | Lindsey AND Melanie's dad | Mon Oct 19 1992 14:00 | 3 |
245.767 | ex | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Accidentally like a martyr | Mon Oct 19 1992 14:01 | 4 |
|
>> Now, what song did 10CC do?
"I'm Not In Love" ?
|
245.768 | | CAMONE::WAY | We're the dance band on the Titanic | Mon Oct 19 1992 14:07 | 29 |
| > "I'm Not In Love" ?
Bingo! That is correct sir....
I'm not in love, so don't forget it, it's just a silly
phase I'm going through...
or some such drivel like that.....
Here's some classics: ;^)
Tonight's the Night -- Rod Stewart
Play that Funky Music -- Wild Cherry
Sir Duke -- STevie Wonder
Babe -- Styx
Saturday Night -- Earth Wind and Fire
September -- Earth Wind and Fire
Sarah -- Hall and Oates (GAG ME WIF A SPOON!!!!)
Those are just a few that I remember would get played on the jukebox
in the student center at CCSC.
'Saw
|
245.769 | | SOLANA::MAY_BR | Bad, bad Jackson Brown | Mon Oct 19 1992 14:24 | 2 |
|
I thought the Tubes did "Love is Like Oxygen"
|
245.770 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Bringing Deion and his big bad icebox... | Mon Oct 19 1992 14:49 | 9 |
| I thought Jim McMahon got traded because he sang "Love is Like Oxygen"
on an audible...
10cc also did "the things we do for love"
Sweet did do "Love is Like Oxygen"
Peter Schilling did "Coming Home (Major Tom)"
|
245.771 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Bringing Deion and his big bad icebox... | Mon Oct 19 1992 14:50 | 2 |
245.772 | | SALEM::DODA | Patriots: Red Sox in helmets | Mon Oct 19 1992 14:53 | 8 |
| Sweet did "Love is like Oxygen", I have the album somewhere at
home.
The Tubes were great before they sold out with "She's a Beauty".
White Punks on Dope, Young and Rich, What do you want from
Life?
daryll
|
245.773 | | CNTROL::CHILDS | Make the smart choice, Andre Marrou | Mon Oct 19 1992 15:06 | 5 |
|
"White Punks on Dope".....I must have only slipped about 800 or 900 quarters
into the jukebox at my ole favorite bar to listen that beauty....
mike
|
245.774 | | GIAMEM::LEFEBVRE | Pipsqueak Aryan Cabbagehead | Mon Oct 19 1992 15:27 | 4 |
| Mac, 10cc did not do "Love is Like Oxygen". Definitely The Sweet.
10CC aslo did "Life is a Minestrone" and "The Wall Street Shuffle."
Mark.
|
245.775 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | It's a BURP thang!! | Mon Oct 19 1992 18:37 | 7 |
| How's about Ian Drury and the Blockheads, "Hit me with your Rythm
Stick", or "Sex and Drugs and Rock & Roll"?????
Classics, them ain't they.
JaKe
|
245.776 | | GIAMEM::LEFEBVRE | Pipsqueak Aryan Cabbagehead | Mon Oct 19 1992 18:47 | 4 |
| Ian Dury's best was "Reasons to be Cheerful" and "Wake Up and Make Love
to Me".
Mark.
|
245.777 | | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Mets in '93-JaKe's p-name to be | Wed Oct 21 1992 15:04 | 12 |
| Jake,
What recommendations do you have for the Atlanta Braves so they have a
chance at winning the World Series??
To the rest of you, thansk for the Elvis tunes, had a really good time
using them.
The Crazy Met
|
245.778 | Give Reardon the package? | CTHQ1::LEARY | Jackie Sherrill won't STEER ya wrong. | Wed Oct 21 1992 18:16 | 1 |
|
|
245.779 | He Don't Deserve The "Package" 2 Weeks and Vacation ia all | QUASER::HUNTER | Denvers Line, Maddox, Dan Reeves | Wed Oct 21 1992 18:50 | 1 |
|
|
245.780 | hump day rambling | MKFSA::LONG | I miss Billy the Kid... | Wed Oct 21 1992 19:05 | 18 |
| Has anyone seen the "new and improved" package (for Oct)? I understand
it is about half of the last one (for Sept).
Let's see ifn I got dis right... The fisted edition was for the folks
DEC could do without the most and were the poorest performers. As the
editions changed, they were laid upon those that DEC could do without
the least and were the better performers. (That is, in reference to the
first group.) Since these subsequent packages were a much smaller
"golden parachute" (soon to be swift kick with no parachute at all!),
DEC management is telling their employees, "The more we need you
and the better the performer you are, the less we appreciate you."
Kinda makes you wish you got the Firsted Edition!
That reminds me of another musical group...never mind.
Bill
|
245.781 | Yeah rrrright!... | AKOCOA::PETERSON | Shemp: The forgotten stooge | Wed Oct 21 1992 19:09 | 6 |
|
...Who said "good things come in small packages" anyway?...It sure
ain't happenin' this time.
...Mel
|
245.782 | | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Mets in '93-JaKe's p-name to be | Wed Oct 21 1992 19:11 | 11 |
| Yup I just saw it.
New package is: 9 weeks
plus 1 week for years 1-9 (max 9 weeks) (was 2 weeks/yr for years 1-9)
plus 2 weeks for years (10-26) max 34 weeks
Max is 52 weeks.
The Crazy Met
|
245.783 | | QUASER::HUNTER | Denvers Line, Maddox, Dan Reeves | Wed Oct 21 1992 19:20 | 24 |
|
Gotta look at it this way... You've been paid for a longer lenght
of time than the $$ the "First Edition" got. You still Have a Job.
You still have the Bennies. And, Hopefully old Bobby can turn the
aircraft carrier around and get us going into the waves again before
we get swampped. DEC used to be, and will be in the future, a great
place to work. Yea, some who shoulda had the axe fall on `em long
ago are still here and some who should still be here are gone but
thats business, as ugly as it might be. I think if DEC had owned up
to it's problems sooner instead of hiding behind the 2 billion in
cash we'd all be a whole bunch better off. It's like Mr Goodwrench
(or ross perot for that matter) says pay me now or pay me later, laters
gonna hurt alot more. As far as the package goes, I have several
friends that work for other companies in our industry that have been
laid off with out a dime besides their vacation and 2 weeks. DEC
is being awfully nice about this whole thing, considering the major
losses recently. However, giving the big $$$$$ to the slime and
letting the "good people" leave with little or nothing relative to
the "First Edition" don't set to well with me neither. The whole
TFSO debachle was handeled very poorly in my opinion.
My $.02
BG
|
245.784 | | CTHQ1::MCCULLOUGH | Lindsey AND Melanie's dad | Wed Oct 21 1992 19:26 | 11 |
| Good point Big Game (maybe too deep for this note 8^)).
I walked away from the optional package 2 years ago, and have kept my job
for a period longer than my severance would have been. Despite all the
consternation and caos, I don't regret it, based on the external job market.
My current job is funded through the fiscal year, but I'm not foolish enough
to think that I'm safe.
All that said, this stuff still sips big time.
=Bob=
|
245.785 | No One Is Safe, Never Will Be Again !! | QUASER::HUNTER | Denvers Line, Maddox, Dan Reeves | Wed Oct 21 1992 19:31 | 4 |
|
Agreed !!!!!!
|
245.786 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Bringing Deion and his big bad icebox... | Wed Oct 21 1992 21:19 | 2 |
| As some one noted... if this begins nexted week... there's 9 weeks
left in the calendar year... coincedence?
|
245.787 | 8 wks before X-mas (Great Timing) | RUNAWY::CBULLS::MBROOKS | | Thu Oct 22 1992 12:07 | 11 |
| I dont like the way there draggin it on and on and on and on and on.
I keep hearing they know how many people, where there going to cut
yet they are going to do it over the next 2-3 years. Thats great keep
moral down for 2-3 more years. If they know where they need to cut,
cut it and get it over with and go on with it. Just think of the
people who wanted the first package and didnt get it and NOW they may
get this latest package (WOW BIG BUCKS). The worst part is some good
people are jumping ship and going to other companies, weve lost some
GREAT people to our competition, now thats scary (for the company).
M-Air-B
|
245.788 | | PATE::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Thu Oct 22 1992 12:51 | 2 |
| I think it is strictly coincidence since DEC's fiscal year is July to
June, not the calendar year.
|
245.789 | | TORREY::MAY_BR | Bad, bad Jackson Brown | Thu Oct 22 1992 13:55 | 12 |
|
re timing:
I worked for another company that laid a bunch of people off 2 weeks
before Xmas. At 1st people bitched about the timeing, but the
company's reasoning was that if they waited 3 weeks, people might have
gone out and spent a lot of $ that they shouldn't on Xmas. On the
other hand, doing it now is a good time. The job market tends to open
up in JAnuary, as company's begin planning for the next year. Those
that get it now will be coming into a more open market.
Brews
|
245.790 | | ROYALT::ASHE | Whoa Black Betty, bam-a-lam | Tue Nov 10 1992 17:57 | 5 |
| There was that big religious event that was supposed to sweep all the
good Christians to heaven on the 27th... all that were not worthy of
getting swept up were left behind.
Did it happen? And if it did, is this heaven?
|
245.791 | (8^)* | PFSVAX::JACOB | The Set Hidden Patrol is Riding agin | Tue Nov 10 1992 18:42 | 14 |
|
>>Did it happen? And if it did, is this heaven?
Nah. First, the calendar as we know it was not developed until many
quite a few centuries after Christ's death. Research afterwards has
ascertained that Jesus was not born when they think he was, but
actually about the year 3 or 4 B.C., throwing off the predicitons of
all of those people.
Secondly, Oral Roberts didn't come up with enuf cash, so GOD postponed
it all fer another century or two.
JaKe
|
245.792 | Rapture | SALEM::DODA | Don'tWorryBill,NoDraftInaTradeWar... | Tue Nov 10 1992 18:57 | 11 |
| It was the 28th not the 27th, Walt.
Aside from me hitting the big 3-0, nothing else happened.
It was started by some religious sect in the Far East and man
were their followed PO'd when it didn't happen. They went into a
frenzy beating some of the leaders.
They've since disbanded.
daryll
|
245.793 | looking for consensi | HBAHBA::HAAS | Gandhi Cactus Juice | Tue Nov 10 1992 19:02 | 9 |
| And the guy who started the scam is in jail. It turns out that he had
already spent a bunch of the money that people were turning in from
selling their homes and possessions.
Another question: is there any consensus on rapture? I mean among the
various religions? Does the Korean translation of the Notre Damus come
up with the same stuff as the Russian, for example, translation.
TTom
|
245.794 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | The Set Hidden Patrol is Riding agin | Tue Nov 10 1992 19:04 | 6 |
| I also heard that some of these people did disappear, but now their
relatives who they gave their wills to are under suspicion of murder
and hiding the bodies to get the cash.
JaKe
|
245.795 | Lets Practice Safe Religion As Well As Safe Sex !! | QUASER::HUNTER | Denvers Line, Maddox, Dan Reeves | Tue Nov 10 1992 20:24 | 6 |
|
Oh what we do in the guise of religion and god...
I'm having to bit my tongue hard on this one...
BG
|
245.796 | fwiw | FRETZ::HEISER | I jam, therefore I am | Tue Nov 10 1992 21:10 | 33 |
| > Nah. First, the calendar as we know it was not developed until many
> quite a few centuries after Christ's death. Research afterwards has
> ascertained that Jesus was not born when they think he was, but
> actually about the year 3 or 4 B.C., throwing off the predicitons of
> all of those people.
Not true. The Hebrew's calendar is completely different than ours and
they've been using it at least since the days of Moses.
> Secondly, Oral Roberts didn't come up with enuf cash, so GOD postponed
> it all fer another century or two.
Quite possible.
>Another question: is there any consensus on rapture? I mean among the
>various religions? Does the Korean translation of the Notre Damus come
>up with the same stuff as the Russian, for example, translation.
I ran across some info in some recent research for a paper that says
there is a consensus that it will happen. The source, which was
written by a Jewish rabbi, says even among Muslim nations, where
Mohammed is more revered, they expect the Nazarene to return. Islam,
Hebrews, and Christiandom alike expect it.
The Bible clearly states that nobody knows when, not even the angels.
Next time you hear something like this, you can fully expect it WON'T
happen on that predicted date.
I can state though that all prophecies that have to be fulfilled prior
to such an event have already been fulfilled.
hope this helps,
Mike
|
245.797 | JaKe, do ya agree? | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Hail to Bill Long and TcM | Wed Nov 11 1992 11:03 | 8 |
|
I prophecy that the end of the world will or won't happen during our
lifetimes!
I remain,
encouraging ya to take THAT to da bank!
Kev
|
245.798 | pick em | HBAHBA::HAAS | Gandhi Cactus Juice | Wed Nov 11 1992 12:12 | 6 |
| > I prophecy that the end of the world will or won't happen during our
> lifetimes!
What if the end kills us? Is that a push?
TTom
|
245.799 | | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Hail to Bill Long and TcM | Wed Nov 11 1992 12:20 | 2 |
|
Take the points
|
245.800 | Official Rapture Statements | CUPMK::DEVLIN | The bill is due for the last 12 years... | Wed Nov 11 1992 12:35 | 46 |
| Official candidates statements regarding the Rapture:
I thought about if it doesn't happen, what the major candidates might say:
Perot: "Just another sign of the gridlock that grips Washington. If I'm
elected, we'll get right to the bottom. We'll study the issue, and by golly,
we'll have a world class rapture before my term is up. I've read the other
candidates plans, and I'm the only one with a real plan to have the Rapture
fixed, so that our children can live the dream that we live."
Clinton: "I have a plan that will make the Rapture available to all, by
making those with clear access to Rapture due to there economic standing to
pay more for their Rapture - so that it is not a priviledge for the few, but
a right for the many. Moreover, my 6-point Rapture plan will guarentee jobs,
decrease spending, and boost morale"
Bush: "The Rapture. Didn't happen. Nope. Can't deny that. But lets focus
on the good, not the bad that those liberal Democrats are always whining about.
Europe and Asia look on us with envy, even without a Rapture, and I've read
the reports, and heard the people, and if you give me the line item veto, I'll
make sure we'll have a Rapture that will be the envy of all. The kind of
Rapture that only America could have."
Stockdale: "What? Rapture. As long as the lyrics don't incite riots, I
have no comment."
Gore: "I love this country. And I love that this country could and should have
access to the Rapture. The Republicans, of course, want the Rapture to be
just for the chosen few. The rich who don't know and feel like the common man.
When my son was hurt, and dying, I felt what the people feel. And I support
a Rapture, but one that can be done in harmony with the ecological systems
of this great nation."
Quayle: "What a terrible, terrible, waste of one's time for a Rapture not
to come. If you have one, they will come, but if you fish, you eat, and if
you don't, you can fish for a long time. The Rapture pulled a CLinton. It
was going to happen, then it wasn't. I see a pattern there. We are in America,
which is where we are, and we are Americans, and for us to be happy campers, we
need to tell the tax and spend Democrats that the Rapture is off limits to them.
That is, they can't tax it, because what a terrible mind it could waste to
have the rapture, but no tax to pay for it, leaving one without a clue."
Let me know how "Rapture, New England" is coming along...
JD
|
245.801 | | E2BIG::francus | Mets in '93 | Wed Nov 11 1992 12:43 | 17 |
|
The Jewish calendar in use today began being used about 2100 years
ago. Until that time, a new month was declared only when witnesses
say a New Moon and notified the court in Jerusalem - in fact the Muslims
still do it this way. The Jewish calendar is based on the lunar month,
but the solar year. In other words 7 out of 19 years have an additional
month of 29 days in it. This ensures that Passover always falls in the
Spring. The Muslims do not have a modified lunar calendar, which is why
Ramadan (their month long fast) comes out at different times every year.
re: Nazarene. Nope. The Jews believe in a messiah, they DO NOT believe
that the Nazarene will return, since the whole notion of Jesus as the
Son of God and the second coming as the Messiah is simply not part of
the Jewish religion. Remember that Christianity was a break off from
Judaism, belief/no belief in Jesus is a MAJOR difference between the two.
The Crazy Met
|
245.802 | Makes for a Looooong day | SALES::THILL | | Wed Nov 11 1992 15:58 | 19 |
245.803 | | FRETZ::HEISER | I jam, therefore I am | Thu Nov 12 1992 15:18 | 14 |
| >re: Nazarene. Nope. The Jews believe in a messiah, they DO NOT believe
>that the Nazarene will return, since the whole notion of Jesus as the
>Son of God and the second coming as the Messiah is simply not part of
>the Jewish religion. Remember that Christianity was a break off from
>Judaism, belief/no belief in Jesus is a MAJOR difference between the two.
You should read some of the writings by Miriam Nathan and Rabbi Emden.
Since the Torah is virtually the same as the Old Testament, and Jesus
fulfilled over 300 OT prophecies related to the Messiah, it's highly
doubtful that he isn't the Messiah. They both claim a second coming
too based on the Torah. Problem there is that the Jews expected a
triumphant, battle-ready Messiah the first time.
Mike
|
245.804 | | PATE::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Thu Nov 12 1992 15:24 | 3 |
| Further discussions along these lines should take place in more
appropriate conferences or via MAIL. I've asked people before, more
times than I care to count, to take this elsewhere.
|
245.805 | many ;^) | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Hail to Bill Long and TcM | Thu Nov 12 1992 15:52 | 10 |
| Yabbut from what I've heard, the way you count is
one, two, three, fo', five, another, another, another, another....
;^)
I remain,
with no malice or evil intended, 'twas too good to pass up!
Kev
|
245.806 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Accidentally like a martyr | Wed Nov 18 1992 13:11 | 3 |
|
Will the earth implode if Denver meets Minnesota in the Super
Bowl ?
|
245.807 | | JARETH::YANKOWSKAS | Hey world! The Patriots WON! | Wed Nov 18 1992 14:08 | 3 |
| re .806:
Or if the Cubs and Red Sox meet in the World Series? :-)
|
245.808 | | QUASER::HUNTER | Denvers Line, Maddox, Dan Reeves | Wed Nov 18 1992 15:02 | 3 |
| Or if the Patriots ever have another winning season.
|
245.809 | Don't tempt the fates | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Accidentally like a martyr | Wed Nov 18 1992 15:58 | 24 |
|
C'mon Big Game, it was a serious question. If'n two teams,
that between them have eight(?) Super Bowl losses, meet in the
Bowl couldn't it have serious cosmic repercussions? Maybe that
guy who was predicting the world would end last month (you know
the guy who was found to have all sorts of LONG-term investments)
- maybe he was just a couple of months off. Maybe Denver and Min-
nesota meet in the Bowl and at halftime with the score knotted at
13-13 and John Elway having gone 6 for 6 with 6 interceptions, as
Up With People launches into their tribute to the Osmond family,
the skies darken, lightning flashes with a frequency and intensity
never before seen, the winds start howling and Denver's mascot, the
Arabian stallion John Junior, sensing something is VERY wrong (long
before any humans do) crazed with fear charges blindly into the stands
in an attempt to flee, trampling several fans before he is shot by
NFL security. Five members of Up With People are crushed by a falling
goalpost just as they launch into, "I'm a little bit country..." Folks
in the stands with radios and Watchmans find that the same thing is
happening in little pockets across the globe and it's starting to
spread fast. Floods, tornadoes, hurricanes, tidal waves... And then
the mayhem really starts when fans try to flee the stadium...
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245.810 | | CNTROL::CHILDS | John Elway my Hero & Mentor | Wed Nov 18 1992 16:02 | 6 |
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one things for sure, if they ever did meet the Vikes would win. Denny Green
ain't no Bud Grant but Elway is still Smellway and Reeves still likes his
collies.....
mike
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245.811 | daid????? | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Megabucks Winner Wannabee | Wed Nov 18 1992 16:06 | 8 |
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JaKe,
Why did they kill off Superman today?
I'm curiously remaining for a reply!
Kev
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245.812 | Handyman of ILC's the new rage!! 8^) | CTHQ1::LEARY | Jackie Sherrill won't STEER ya wrong. | Wed Nov 18 1992 16:16 | 1 |
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245.813 | | QUASER::HUNTER | Denvers Line, Maddox, Dan Reeves | Wed Nov 18 1992 16:21 | 3 |
| I guess we'll have to wait and see !!
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245.814 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Accidentally like a martyr | Wed Nov 18 1992 16:33 | 15 |
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>> Why did they kill off Superman today?
One of the networks covered this last week. Apparently, Supe
has fallen behind in popularity to the X-Men and other more
glamorous super heroes. Comic book readers who were interviewed
said that Supe was too goody goody, didn't have a "dark side" and
his get up and powers were boring (deep folks those comic book
readers). Writers at Marvel who were interviewed also said that
his popularity was waning and that the idea of killing him off
was brought up last year and approved. Apparently, he runs into
a villain who is stronger than he. It was kind of left up in the
air whether or not he will be resurrected but I'd bet my Hulk
Hogan doll collection that he is.
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245.815 | | SCHOOL::RIEU | Say Goodbye George! | Wed Nov 18 1992 16:38 | 3 |
| The nooze lasted night said he'll be back. Small nit: I think soop is
DC Comics, not Marvel.
Denny
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245.816 | | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Megabucks Winner Wannabee | Wed Nov 18 1992 17:18 | 9 |
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This noos about him being daid made me think about him and Lois Lane.
We all know she loved Supe but I wanna know why?
Could it be that those skin tight clothes he wore showed Lois his
(ahem) power bulge?
;*)
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245.817 | | MCIS2::DHAMEL | Thing of beauty and a boy forever | Wed Nov 18 1992 17:32 | 13 |
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"Superman never made any money
Savin' the world from Soloman Grundy.
Sometimes I despair the world will never see another man like him."
Sometimes I like to try things that I've seen in comic books, so
I left my cube without saying a word to anybody and went into a
nearby storage room where I had previously stored a pair of leotards.
I put them on, took off my glasses, and when I got back to work, nobody
knew who I was!
Dickstah
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245.818 | | MKFSA::LONG | like 2 sparrows in a hurricane... | Wed Nov 18 1992 18:02 | 3 |
| Yabut, did da Supe play sports? nyuk,nyuk
Bill
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245.819 | just ask Lois | FRETZ::HEISER | I jam, therefore I am | Wed Nov 18 1992 18:25 | 1 |
| Supe had a dark side.
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245.820 | yup | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Megabucks Winner Wannabee | Wed Nov 18 1992 19:09 | 13 |
| I remember as a y'ung 'un, reading about Supe and in one issue,
he used his "faster than a speeding bullet" speed (eat yer haart
out 'Saw ) to play a bas a ball against hisself!
He played great, pitching to himself, hitting the ball, running the
bases while also catching AND THROWING THE BALL!
So, yes. He did play sports!
I remain,
'membering that issue!
Kev
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245.821 | | CAMONE::WAY | Cheez-Whiz, Choice of Champions | Wed Nov 18 1992 19:15 | 8 |
| > he used his "faster than a speeding bullet" speed (eat yer haart
> out 'Saw ) to play a bas a ball against hisself!
Well, he may be "faster than a speeding bullet", but I know that
I'm "faster than a bullet stuck in a wall".....
8^)
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245.822 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | WIll Hillary run the White House?? | Wed Nov 18 1992 20:41 | 10 |
| Tommy, on your scenario depicting the superbowl(which would be more
like SuperBowel if'n the Donks and Vikes got there) had me in stitches.
Thanks.
Actually, I think if the Donks and the Vikes played in the super bowl,
it'd go fer about 23 overtimes and they'd finally declare it a draw
with a final score of 3-3.
JaKe
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245.823 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | WIll Hillary run the White House?? | Wed Nov 18 1992 20:45 | 17 |
| Re Superman----it's a matter of economics. They've already shipped
over 75 million of the final issue, which goes fer $1.25 a pop, and ya
cain get a special commemorative edition(what the hell are the
commerorating??) fer $2.50 each. Lots of donero.
I remember reading a story in Playboy years ago which was about "young
Superman", his high school years. The part that had me rolling on the
floor was when they described when he got a case of the crabs, and
feeding off of his blood made them REAL strong, and the only way he
could kill them off was smacking them with a ball pean hammer. They
went into it with him in the locker room, nude, searching then smacking
his crotch area continually with the hammer to rid himself of the
pests. I'd like to find and read this story again, cause it was
hilarious.
JaKe
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245.824 | | CTHQ1::MCCULLOUGH | Melanie's formula - $70/case | Wed Nov 18 1992 20:55 | 2 |
| So Jake, are you saying that Lois Lane knows why he is REALLY called the
Main of Steel?
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245.825 | in keeping with the topic of the day | FRETZ::HEISER | I jam, therefore I am | Wed Nov 18 1992 20:59 | 3 |
| > <<< Note 245.824 by CTHQ1::MCCULLOUGH "Melanie's formula - $70/case" >>>
do you homebrew that stuff or import it?
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245.826 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | WIll Hillary run the White House?? | Wed Nov 18 1992 21:11 | 10 |
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>>So Jake, are you saying that Lois Lane knows why he is REALLY called the
>>Main of Steel?
Gives a whole new meaning to "he was beaming at her".
Gues it's now just a "rusty", though.
JaKe
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245.827 | Beechwood aged... | CTHQ1::MCCULLOUGH | Melanie's formula - $70/case | Thu Nov 19 1992 12:06 | 7 |
245.828 | | MCIS2::DHAMEL | Thing of beauty and a boy forever | Thu Nov 19 1992 13:45 | 12 |
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RE: Superman Baseball Game
Could Superman pitch a ball so fast that nobody could hit it? Was
Superman the batter so quick that nothing got by him? Was Superman
the fielder so slick that he could make every putout, and was Superman
the runner so fast that he always reached first in time?
This is getting just too deep for me...
Dickstah
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245.829 | | MCIS2::DHAMEL | Thing of beauty and a boy forever | Thu Nov 19 1992 13:49 | 5 |
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Now I'm wondering what would happen when Superman the tailback comes
up against Superman the middle linebacker.
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245.830 | | CAMONE::WAY | Cheez-Whiz, Choice of Champions | Thu Nov 19 1992 14:19 | 11 |
| > Now I'm wondering what would happen when Superman the tailback comes
> up against Superman the middle linebacker.
Mighty Mouse would beat Superman hands down, each and every day of the
week!
hth,
'Saw
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245.831 | Bo Jackson vs. The Boz | FRETZ::HEISER | I jam, therefore I am | Thu Nov 19 1992 14:20 | 1 |
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245.832 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | WIll Hillary run the White House?? | Thu Nov 19 1992 14:37 | 10 |
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>>Mighty Mouse would beat Superman hands down, each and every day of the
>>week!
Yabbut, Popeye on spinach was something to behold. WOrd has it that in
the nursing home he's in now, it takes Popeye 3 cans of spinach just to
"cut the cheese."
JaKe
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245.833 | thanks in advance | CNTROL::CHILDS | John Elway my Hero & Mentor | Thu Nov 19 1992 16:29 | 7 |
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Jake, I gotsta know why can't one go channel surfing on the radio and
not run across a Led Zepplin song? Is it a big scam with payback to
the DJ perpatrated by the record company to form the public's opinion
of the band? Or do people really like these guys?
mike
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245.834 | | MCIS2::DHAMEL | Thing of beauty and a boy forever | Thu Nov 19 1992 19:06 | 15 |
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The Led Zep is getting awfully tiresome these days, but it's those
damn Who songs that are worse. Yeah, they were some rockin' songs
in their day, and they were still pretty good for, say, the first
10 or 15 years or so, but now they still play the same songs day
after day and hour after hour now going on 25 years. It's time
for "Classic Rock" stations to put this stuff to bed for good.
Trouble is, the rest of the channel surfing search turns up nothing
but pop-rap and heavy metal. What this country needs is another
new musical revolution to rival the impact of rock 'n' roll in the 50's
and the British invasion of the sixties.
Dickstah
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245.835 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | WIll Hillary run the White House?? | Thu Nov 19 1992 19:09 | 19 |
| mike
When ya talks and speaks the catch phrase "classic rock", Led Zeppelin
is the name that is almost synomynous with it.
I, fer one, thoroughly enjoyed Zep's first 5 or 6 albums, and still do
to this date(sorta dating myself there, eh) and there are many people
out there that feel the same way.
Now, fer the young crowd, it's sorta like me listening to Dickey Do and
the Don'ts. Sucks bigtime. IMO, though, the "music" being put out
these days sucks bigtime. So called music from what I consider the
worst freakin' band around, Guns 'n' Roses, and some of the "heavy
Metal" is the worst excuse fer music I ever heard.
Longing fer the old style Black Sabbath tunes
JaKe
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245.836 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Accidentally like a martyr | Thu Nov 19 1992 19:15 | 6 |
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Have you folks ever heard of public radio ? You get your
classical, your reggae, you blues, your zydeco, your punk...
I think you get the picture. There isn't a commercial sta-
tion out there that doesn't play the same hundred or so tunes
over and over. And that include FNX.
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245.837 | | PFSVAX::JACOB | Newcastle Brown 'll sure smack ya down | Thu Nov 19 1992 19:17 | 15 |
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>> Have you folks ever heard of public radio ? You get your
>> classical, your reggae, you blues, your zydeco, your punk...
Actually, when I was working days, I used to listen to WDUQ, which is
public radio here in Pittsburgh, cause I enjoyed listening to Bob
Edwards and 'Morning Edition' better than the crap the other radio
stations were playing.
Also enjoyed the classical and jazz shows they had on. In the
afternoon, 'Fresh Aire' was sometimes interesting, and if'n I didn't
like what was on, it was tape time.
JaKe
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245.838 | | MCIS2::DHAMEL | Thing of beauty and a boy forever | Thu Nov 19 1992 19:18 | 3 |
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Radio hasn't been the same since WANQ went belly-up.
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245.839 | | CNTROL::CHILDS | John Elway my Hero & Mentor | Thu Nov 19 1992 19:25 | 11 |
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Yo Tommy how about a pointer then cause when I don't listen to the CD player
I split my time between fnx and bru but as you say there's a lot of repeatabilty.
Jake I was there when Zep cut their first and second etc...but with the over-
play I simply can't stand them anymore. I had tickets to see them live twice
and both times the concerts got canceled....
Your suggestion Tommy sounds appealing cause I do like alot of different
stuff with the exceptions of bubblegum pop and heavy metal.
mike
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245.840 | | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Accidentally like a martyr | Thu Nov 19 1992 19:32 | 8 |
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Mike, most of the public radio stations around here are on the
extreme left of your dial. GBH ( affiliated with Ch. 2) is right
around 89 has some really good programs including a reggae program
in the afternoon which I listen to on the way home. They also have
a good blues show that's hosted by DECCIE Mai Kramer, a sweet lady
who used to work in my building. WICN (90.5) is a good one out of
Worcester. There are a few others too.
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245.841 | ZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzz | FRETZ::HEISER | I jam, therefore I am | Thu Nov 19 1992 19:55 | 2 |
| Yeah sure Tommy, you probably still listen to WSRS like you used to at
GenRad.
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245.842 | | CSC32::SALZER | | Thu Nov 19 1992 20:12 | 6 |
| "Ask Doctor Science" can be worth a chuckle or 2 on the
Public Radio. Seems in rock's hey day we just took it
for granted that great tunes and groups would never end.
There is an awfull lot of bad music out there anymore.
BoB
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245.843 | Got To Love It !!! | QUASER::HUNTER | Denvers Line, Maddox, Dan Reeves | Thu Nov 19 1992 20:42 | 6 |
| Love that P-Name, Mikey... Only one more day for me to enjoy it.
Keep up the noting. I love seeing P-Name !!
;^)
BG
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245.844 | ??? | ACESMK::FRANCUS | Mets in '93 | Thu Nov 19 1992 22:33 | 5 |
| Ok I knew I missed something. What did Mike C lose to deserve that
p-names, even JaKe and I were not that vicious :-)
The Crazy Met
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245.845 | | CAMONE::WAY | Cheez-Whiz, Choice of Champions | Fri Nov 20 1992 11:56 | 26 |
| In response to the remark about needing the new kind of music thats
popular for everyone or whatever the remark was, I think you'll find that
most of the people in the industry who are in the know are tagging country
music as that music.
Lots of folks are listening to country now, because it's more like what
I used to term Pop Top 100 stuff, than what you'll find on the stations
that used to play Pop Top 100 stuff. Now they play rap and "disco" stuff.
I like all kinds of music, but for me, the best show around is the Mike
Lapatino show on WPLR 99 Rock in the afternoon. Lappy knows a lot about
the music industry, and probably 1-2 times a week he'll have band members
on from bands that are playing the New Haven area. Last week I got to
hear him chat it up with Delbert McClinton and later in the week, Mojo
Nixon. Yesterday, he was talking with some dudes from Sole Asylum....
His "Blues Fix at Six" is great for letting me hear what's just out from
Aligator, or some really good old blues tunes.
And of course, WPLR only plays the best Zep, which for me is
Dancing Days, The Immigrant Song, A Whole Lotta Love, and Ramble On.
'Saw
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245.846 | | CNTROL::CHILDS | John Elway my Hero & Mentor | Fri Nov 20 1992 12:16 | 7 |
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Thanks Tommy. I'll check them out....
TCM, I the foolish one actually though that the Giants would beat the Donks
and made a bet with BG....
mike
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245.847 | | PATE::MACNEAL | ruck `n' roll | Fri Nov 20 1992 13:31 | 3 |
| Ah youze guys are just gettin' old. You're starting to sound like your
parents when they complained about all that Who, Beatles, Led Zep, etc.
music you was playin' as a kid.
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245.848 | help asap | CSTEAM::FARLEY | Megabucks Winner Wannabee | Fri Nov 20 1992 13:32 | 9 |
| I need an answer real quick please,
Who did the song "Short People"?
Wazzit Randy Newmann?
Thanks,
Kev
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245.849 | | QUASER::HUNTER | Denvers Line, Maddox, Dan Reeves | Fri Nov 20 1992 13:39 | 3 |
| 99 % Sure you're right but wouldn't bet my badge on it !!
BG
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245.850 | | CAMONE::WAY | Cheez-Whiz, Choice of Champions | Fri Nov 20 1992 13:45 | 6 |
| I'll add the other 1%.
Yep, that's who it was.....
'Saw
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245.851 | | CUPMK::DEVLIN | The bill is due for the last 12 years... | Fri Nov 20 1992 13:46 | 7 |
| Kev -
Yep Randy Newman did "ShortPeople" (your theme song) ;-)
Also did "I Love LA", Political Science, and some other good tunes.
JD
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245.852 | | QUASER::HUNTER | Denvers Line, Maddox, Dan Reeves | Fri Nov 20 1992 14:10 | 5 |
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Speaking of Political... Ever Heard the song "A political Blues"
by Little Feet... Great tune !!
BG
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245.853 | don't care who knows it... | ROYALT::ASHE | Whoa Black Betty, bam-a-lam | Fri Nov 20 1992 15:09 | 2 |
| I always liked "I'm Different..."
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245.854 | | FRETZ::HEISER | I jam, therefore I am | Fri Nov 20 1992 15:16 | 4 |
| Back when the Lakers were competitive, some locals did a corrected
version of Newman's song called "I Hate LA."
Mike
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245.855 | You Arizonans | MSBCS::BRYDIE | Accidentally like a martyr | Fri Nov 20 1992 15:22 | 4 |
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re .854
And I thought those pranksters at MIT were clever !
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245.856 | | FRETZ::HEISER | I jam, therefore I am | Fri Nov 20 1992 15:48 | 1 |
| If you heard the lyrics, you would clearly agree with yourself.
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245.857 | \ | CSC32::J_HERNANDEZ | | Fri Nov 20 1992 15:51 | 1 |
| People may hate L.A. but no one gives a damn about Phoenix.
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245.858 | Arsenio's in the front row | FRETZ::HEISER | I jam, therefore I am | Fri Nov 20 1992 15:55 | 2 |
| It's funny how all the L.A. fans now shuttle in to Phoenix to get their
fix of great NBA basketball.
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245.859 | | FDCV06::KING | Be nice, I'm a Pheresis donor........... | Sat Nov 21 1992 00:31 | 4 |
| Picked up a *GREAT* CD today.. Mary Chapin-Carpenter's "Come on,
Come-on" A combo of Rock and western...
REK
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245.860 | | CAMONE::WAY | Cheez-Whiz, Choice of Champions | Mon Nov 23 1992 11:31 | 8 |
| > Picked up a *GREAT* CD today.. Mary Chapin-Carpenter's "Come on,
> Come-on" A combo of Rock and western...
She was just in concert at Toad's in New Haven. My brother went to
see her. Said she put on a great show.....
'SAw
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245.861 | | FDCV07::KING | Be nice, I'm a Pheresis donor........... | Mon Nov 23 1992 14:56 | 3 |
| Saw, do you know is she is playing anywhwew else in NE?
REK
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245.862 | | CAMONE::WAY | Cheez-Whiz, Choice of Champions | Mon Nov 23 1992 15:21 | 8 |
| > Saw, do you know is she is playing anywhwew else in NE?
>
REK, I can ask my brother. He might know.....
'Saw
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245.863 | | TORREY::MAY_BR | Inside Intel | Mon Nov 23 1992 16:37 | 14 |
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re Public Radio:
The PR station here has GREAT call letters, KJAZ. Unfortunately, it
plays the crap, pop jazz, and very little of the real stuff. They do
have about an hour a night of listenable stuff around 6 every night,
but that's it.
And shame on s'saw for saying something almost nice about country
music. Things are so bad here the Cards get Bill fay Cyrus to sing the
n.a. before the games. That's all we get here.
Brews
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245.864 | | CAMONE::WAY | Cheez-Whiz, Choice of Champions | Mon Nov 23 1992 17:03 | 34 |
| > And shame on s'saw for saying something almost nice about country
> music. Things are so bad here the Cards get Bill fay Cyrus to sing the
> n.a. before the games. That's all we get here.
Well, I was just passing on what I've heard a lot of the radio people
talking about.
The stations that used to play "Top 40" are now playing a mix of rap/disco
stuff, which is danceable, but leaves quite a few people disliking it.
The rock stations still play rock, but a lot of folks don't like that
either.
So, what is taking the place is Country Western. My brother is a big
country fan. He never cared much for rock or blues, like I do, and he
was always a Top 40 kind of guy. When stations like 96-TIC FM (WTIC-FM)
moved from a Top 40 to a rap/disco format, he started listening almost
exclusively to WYZ-92, which is the country station down here.
Most of the country fans say that it's "listenable" music, or something like
that.
Personally, there is some country I like if it has good harmonies or
some intense blue-grass type pickin'.
But mostly I'm a rock/blues type of guy.....
'Saw
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245.865 | | TORREY::MAY_BR | Inside Intel | Mon Nov 23 1992 17:06 | 8 |
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I like bluegrass, and some of the old country stuff is ok, but the shit
(it's ok to say that, cause country music is for cowboys, and that's
what cows do) that's coming out now is hollywood-type garbage that all
sounds the same.
Brews
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245.866 | | CAMONE::WAY | Cheez-Whiz, Choice of Champions | Mon Nov 23 1992 17:09 | 14 |
| > I like bluegrass, and some of the old country stuff is ok, but the shit
> (it's ok to say that, cause country music is for cowboys, and that's
> what cows do) that's coming out now is hollywood-type garbage that all
> sounds the same.
I don't listen to it enough to know, really.
But I think it's like anything else when you get a big infusion of popularity.
You have to get a lot more picky about stuff because the market gets
flooded.
'Saw
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