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Hard to fish a car out of Lake TFWG so make sure you've got the parking brake fully engaged when parking at Lookout Point for a little backseat canoodling with your lover.
A little backseat canoodling with your lover always goes smoother with Olivia Newton-John singing in the background, singing live being better than recorded.
Better than recorded music was the general theme of ads for Memorex.
Wow. Looks like Led Zeppelin really ripped off "Dazed and Confused" from somebody else. The music sounds identical.
http://www.tmz.com/2010/06/29/led-zeppelin-dazed-and-confused-jimmy-page-lawsuit-jake-holmes/
Wow. Looks like Led Zeppelin really ripped off "Dazed and Confused" from somebody else. The music sounds identical.
http://www.tmz.com/2010/06/29/led-zeppelin-dazed-and-confused-jimmy-page-lawsuit-jake-holmes/
Memorex brand somehow seemed to work as well as Radio Shack brand or other discount brand, but who am I to question recording tape materials?
There seems to be a bit of that going on here and there. Kind of like a girl who wants to be best friends with her boyfriend's wife, but you can't tell whether she really means Oprah when she is referring to Bob Seger, but describing Oprah. It's a catchy slogan and pretty poster thing.
There seems to be a bit of that going on here and there. Kind of like a girl who wants to be best friends with her boyfriend's wife, but you can't tell whether she really means Oprah when she is referring to Bob Seger, but describing Oprah. It's a catchy slogan and pretty poster thing.
To question recording tape materials, one needs to own high end recording equipment, not something purchased during a Blue Light special at K-Mart.
Not sure if they even have those anymore but back in the day, I used to tell people that my first professional gig in front of a microphone was announcing those blue light specials at my local K-Mart.
Not sure if they even have those anymore but back in the day, I used to tell people that my first professional gig in front of a microphone was announcing those blue light specials at my local K-Mart.
Something purchased during a Blue Light special at K-Mart would look a lot better and give more pride of ownership if it came with the selling point that it was something dmargalotti told me about.
As soon as they could get away from her, they were thankful, though a bit weary.
Thankful, though a bit weary from performing a 3-hour set in front of a standing room only Fanfest crowd in the band camp auditorium, ONJ retired to her dressing room to find quad waiting with a bottle of wine, a box of chocolates and a bouquet of flowers.
A sentimental sight like that is how I make the lady swoon.
Daggone. Ignore that first one.
That day's 99-count thread sheets were on the Blue Light Special, but I couldn't buy them because they would not help me make the lady swoon.
Daggone. Ignore that first one.
That day's 99-count thread sheets were on the Blue Light Special, but I couldn't buy them because they would not help me make the lady swoon.
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Darth_vader
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Each shoulder of each road in incorporated Vancouver is equipped with either a bike stripe or, in lieu of that, a sidewalk.
And often times both, particularly on the main collector roads. As to whom would want to actually ride nay, ruin their bike down in the Vancouver bike stripes--in reality, merely the rain gutter, wherein all the sticks, broken glass, discarded beer cans and other detritus get washed after a good rain storm--well, that's open for debate.
(The following is just a rant that I need to get out in the open. You can Control + in your Firefox if you find it is too small to read.)
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People whine in person, in the Columbian and elsewhere about what "a scourge" those of us who ride bikes on the sidewalks are. Okay, ya know what? Either put in some decent bikeways or get over yourselves! Pure and easy!
Just because you all are a bunch of anti-bike people--in all likelihood grotesquely fat alcoholic chain-smoking hicks driving oversized SUV's and living in gas-fired trailer homes in off-shoot little areas of outer Clark County and have likely never even set ass on a bike for one moment in their lives--doesn't mean everybody else is! You piss and moan about our crass behaviour on the roads then you tell us to stay off "your" roads, citing that we supposedly never pay any taxes on the roads and whatnot. Well, there's a high chance you do the same thing in your car as well. Most of us who are old enough do pay the taxes on said roads that you so righteously assert we don't!
To that swaggering old anti-bike bore who wrote an unusually arrogant diatribe in the Columbian yesterday about bike riders who run stop signs and red lights and cause just all manner of emotional stress upon his fragile little psyche: You can't F'in create any argument strong enough to even marginally convince me that there aren't drivers who do those same behaviours you so fluently and intellectually blasted us about, okay?
Jeezus, people! Either get with the fact that people are going to ride bikes freely regardless of what you all dosh out or get over yourselves. Pure and easy.
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And often times both, particularly on the main collector roads. As to whom would want to actually ride nay, ruin their bike down in the Vancouver bike stripes--in reality, merely the rain gutter, wherein all the sticks, broken glass, discarded beer cans and other detritus get washed after a good rain storm--well, that's open for debate.
(The following is just a rant that I need to get out in the open. You can Control + in your Firefox if you find it is too small to read.)
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People whine in person, in the Columbian and elsewhere about what "a scourge" those of us who ride bikes on the sidewalks are. Okay, ya know what? Either put in some decent bikeways or get over yourselves! Pure and easy!
Just because you all are a bunch of anti-bike people--in all likelihood grotesquely fat alcoholic chain-smoking hicks driving oversized SUV's and living in gas-fired trailer homes in off-shoot little areas of outer Clark County and have likely never even set ass on a bike for one moment in their lives--doesn't mean everybody else is! You piss and moan about our crass behaviour on the roads then you tell us to stay off "your" roads, citing that we supposedly never pay any taxes on the roads and whatnot. Well, there's a high chance you do the same thing in your car as well. Most of us who are old enough do pay the taxes on said roads that you so righteously assert we don't!
To that swaggering old anti-bike bore who wrote an unusually arrogant diatribe in the Columbian yesterday about bike riders who run stop signs and red lights and cause just all manner of emotional stress upon his fragile little psyche: You can't F'in create any argument strong enough to even marginally convince me that there aren't drivers who do those same behaviours you so fluently and intellectually blasted us about, okay?
Jeezus, people! Either get with the fact that people are going to ride bikes freely regardless of what you all dosh out or get over yourselves. Pure and easy.
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A sidewalk is necessary for those high speed freeways of life.
Wouldn't it be nice if Darth had something to say once in a while??
And let's welcome back crainbebo who posted a page or two ago. Crain, nice to see you make an appearance. And nice to see DToTheJ making an occasional appearance.
Wouldn't it be nice if Darth had something to say once in a while??
And let's welcome back crainbebo who posted a page or two ago. Crain, nice to see you make an appearance. And nice to see DToTheJ making an occasional appearance.
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Darth_vader
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Extra wide shoulders on the road can be found along Interstate 5 and Highway 14.
[size=8pt]And no, it's not legal to ride a bike on a highway or freeway in Washington, so I am told, but pretty much everybody does it anyways. It's just as widely enforced as the supposed "use tax" on goods imported from Oregon--you'd probably stand a higher chance of getting hit & killed by a runaway semi (wear your helmet!) than you would getting dinged for sailling down the shoulders of I-5 at 30 MPH on your Mongoose. ;o)
[size=8pt]And no, it's not legal to ride a bike on a highway or freeway in Washington, so I am told, but pretty much everybody does it anyways. It's just as widely enforced as the supposed "use tax" on goods imported from Oregon--you'd probably stand a higher chance of getting hit & killed by a runaway semi (wear your helmet!) than you would getting dinged for sailling down the shoulders of I-5 at 30 MPH on your Mongoose. ;o)
