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Can't you leave the lovely young library interns alone long enough so they can do their jobs, Mr. WMC?

I honestly don't know how Miss Silkie gets anything done with you hanging around there all day.
 
Mr. WMC is what the band camp kiddoes call me when they see me pass through the band camp gates with a bagful of Miss Silkie's Tasty Tidbits.

dmargalotti, I usually wait until Miss Silkie heads over to the Tasty Tidbits store to start hanging around the library. Miss Silkie has so many jobs here, it's usually pretty easy to figure out how long she's gonna be where, when she gets there and when she leaves. It's almost like spying but it's not. Not really, anyway. And, hey, the lovely young library interns get a lot out of those counseling sessions.
 
A night eating Miss Silkie's goodies is better than a night just dreaming about it.

I'm talking about the Tasty Tidbits! :D
 
Action aplenty right now at Illusions as Dave & Kenny are taking a quick break while MarcB has graced us with a surprise appearance and a ride on the mechanical bull.

It's not looking good....for Marc nor the bull.
 
A ride on the mechanical bull will surely result in some soreness for the next several days.

Great show at Illusions last night with Dave & Kenny. Now, folks, time to get ready for Tuesday's 7th anniversary of TFWG (as I prefer). The townspeople are decorating PowerWorld Town and I have it on good authority that our friends/owners of the former Radio-Info.com and our current friends/owners from Radio Discussions might show up. I will be posting about it on Monday on one of the main boards at the front of the website. It will probably have to be on the Ask Radio Discussions board even though I'm not asking anything. I suppose the worst that can happen is they delete it. I'll also make a separate post here on Off The Air. I'm quite sure that our good friends from Radio Discussions are super proud to have a 7 year old daily thread on their site. :D
 
The FWG, which all the cool people prefer, if they live in the south, celebrates another milestone tomorrow and we hope to celebrate many more milestones in the future.
 
More people showed up this weekend at Illusions for our Rockfest than I've seen in a long time but it was probably because they were looking to unwind and let loose after spending Thanksgiving with their families.
 
Families in more cases than we would like to believe are increasingly distant, in case you haven't noticed on the roads that dad is driving, mom has a cell phone in her hand and the kids have ear buds in their ears.

Do we even want to be flies on the wall during dinner at their houses on Thanksgiving? And, now onto Mr. WMC loitering around the library and claiming that I have a schedule: At least we know that he has not been trying to figure out why the librarian has gone out of her way for the past couple of years, so far, changing times and locations all around, which means that at least he is not one of the ne'er do wells, who borrow a ride and lie in wait in a parking spot to jump out and surprise us (as has been done in the somewhat recent past) just because we always keep going when we see the usual ride. And WMC doesn't get anyone else to cruise up and down the little dirt roads of the band camp looking to see where we might be...or what's what and where.
 
Behind their backs, there was nothing but open space when I ripped the ball out of the quarterback's grip, scooped it up, and took off running like a moose with a bad disposition and a goal in mind.
 
A moose with a bad disposition and a goal in mind during rutting season may demonstrate a particularly bad disposition, if not at least restlessness watching all the pretty girls go by.
 
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Watching all the pretty girls go by on a security shift at the FWG, you recognize after a few minutes that some high numbers, especially those that climb and climb, and climb, are hard to quantify.
 
To quantify the impact of The FWG on the lives of millions of people around the globe, future researchers will need to spend a lot of time reading through our archives and deciphering many of our cultural references.
 
Reading through our archives and deciphering many of our cultural references will necessitate a knowledge of our history, not unlike those who read some of today's posts need a knowledge of the 50s, 60s, 70s and a few 80s.
 


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