pianoguy wrote:
Life is a lot more peaceful once you figure out that you're always wrong.

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Ultraman wrote:
Atta boy TB....that's a big part of what you are there for....you are showing him how to live his life and be successful....that's the best teaching there is.

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pianoguy wrote:
This could be an interesting combo with the factsandchicks site:

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/this-coul ... -omnitouch-202115388.html

TommyT-Bone wrote:
Might as well get it done ........

Ultraman wrote:
Congrats on 37 years Joe....go treat yourself.....

teebee wrote:
Don't worry or fret about others, they don't know sh!t.

pianoguy wrote:
So sorry to hear, Tommy. 96 is a great run, indeed. Here's hoping her last days are peaceful and painless.

pianoguy wrote:
Awesome pics, Letty - looks like a fantastic drive!

crash wrote:
good news ron. God speed and we hope it all comes out clean.

Ultraman wrote:
I have read all his books a lot of which will feature one of Dirk Pitts classic cars...I will get that one too...

TommyT-Bone wrote:
Cheap fix. Zero $$$ spent. Whoo Hoo!

BillH wrote:
Life from the Seat of a Tractor

An old Farmer's Words of Wisdom we could all live by.......

Ultraman wrote:
Yikes Bill that's scary.......David I sent mine in to a bunch up in Minnesota and they reworked the whole panel with a lifetime quarenty and only cost about 90 bucks with shipping. Only took about a week. I am trying to find the guys address he sent about 10 cards in the return box...have to go but will post it later.


Oh, good morning Guru's I am on the run today......

Stepper motor? Assuming it has to do with the speedometer... What year is your Z71? I had a 99 and it never did that and I had 120K on it when I traded it last year.

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TommyT-Bone wrote:
All this might well have been avoided had he just pulled the trigger and killed the sonofabitch.

Damn, right.

TommyT-Bone wrote:
Yup
Get a one pound package of spaghetti and cook noodles. Get out a oblong cake pan, put in the noodles, at least one pound of pulled pork BBQ meat, and one 2-cup package of sharp cheddar cheese, half a jar of spaghetti sauce and half a bottle of BBQ sauce. Mix very well and put it in the oven till melted through, covered. Near the end, uncover and put more cheese on top and let that melt down.
Add some home made garlic bread and a cold beer and you're all set :thumbs:

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TommyT-Bone wrote:
Check out the weather girl

http://www.wsvn.com/weather/

Ultraman wrote:
Here is the weather girl we all watch....we don't know what she is saying and it's not even our weather but we really could care less...........now I really have to go to work!

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Epimax wrote:

Spent countless hours banging on the drums trying to play along with the one and only Neil Peart!
Still can't get enough of them today...

Best song to play along with - Red Barchetta.

screamin_conure wrote:
My favorite rock band ever. Seen them probably five or six times over the years. I was in high school when "Permanent Waves" hit the record stores and that was all it took. Been a fan ever since. Each one of them is a complete master of their chosen instrument. The consumate "musician's musicians". I could listen to them all day, every day.

JeffK wrote:
I'd rather be riding in a combine than sitting here at this desk.

BillH wrote:
I've got these antiques laying around.

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Epimax wrote:

Yeah Man..Same here...He's one of a kind!

Best drummer since Buddy Rich.

No one else comes close.

And the fact that he "went back to school" 4 years ago and entirely changed the way he plays is impressive.

There's a good documentary on Rush that's been playing on HDT lately.

Neil lost his wife due to illness, took off from the band for a year and road his motorcycle 55,000 miles. Then came back, went to drum school and kept playin'

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Epimax wrote:

Oh HELL YEAH!!!

Look up Neil's solos on the web, there's a vid out where he talks about technique, blows me away.

TommyT-Bone wrote:
Life ...Taking a moment to smell the roses ..... or in this case .... Listen to the sounds of talent .........

Wicked cool man. Just brutal.

BillH wrote:
Rush is my all time favorite band, even more than led zep.

Ultraman wrote:
I touched on it in the daily chat....all the protests against big business when I think our problems all stem from the Governments reckless spending policies no matter who was in the White House.....Business provides the jobs to keep the people employed and making a living....the Govt. takes that money and spends it on.....giving folks a free ride.......there ain't no free rides damit.....!

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Epimax wrote:

Gonna get the drums set up tomorrow !

Humm, just set up mine, been idle for 2 years.

Ultraman wrote:
You were right, it was a droolfest......

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Epimax wrote:
I'm having a great football season so far!

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Ultraman wrote:
Sorry Brad about your Gophers....)

It's a rebuilding year for the Vols......

Gophers? Vols? You talkin' football or girl's hockey???

Course, I shouldn't say anything, my high school football team is named after a.........condom.

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Ultraman wrote:
@TB....you mean the mile high club.......?

Wait a minute, my house is over a mile high, Whatzat mean???

That means you are a member in good standing........
......or at least I hope you .........nevermind....

BillH wrote:
DNBFS for a day? a week??
You guys need lessions from a Pro.