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Posted by uvulapie on 05-14-2004 at11:15:

  Nekid

There are no scantily clad women in my book although for a small fee I could write one in...

Has anyone enjoyed the tunes of Thelonious Monster? Listening to it makes me thing it's something Tim would really latch onto... old school rock with a health dose of classic American punk.

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Posted by tchandler on 05-14-2004 at11:16:

 

i remember thelonious monster. they were pretty big in los angeles for awhile. are they still around?

(let's all just try to ignore berger)

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Posted by Berger Roy Al on 05-14-2004 at11:17:

 

Hi Mommy!

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Posted by DaLe on 05-14-2004 at11:18:

 

quote:

Originally posted by tchandler (let's all just try to ignore berger)

who

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Posted by Berger Roy Al on 05-14-2004 at11:20:

 

What? Speak up, people!

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Posted by tchandler on 05-14-2004 at11:24:

 

folks, i gotta run for now. but i'll be back this afternoon! with even more caffiene!! if anyone wants to talk then!!!

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Posted by audiori on 05-14-2004 at11:25:

 

I still laugh out loud thinking of Tom breaking that chair.
Recently we've gone over some of our memories of that
weekend and the things that were said.

We've been to all of Brian Quincy Adams concerts I think,
Choir-77s-Dogs related that is. We were at that basement
Choir show and the Dogs one too.

We will have to get down to Nashvegas one of these days...
maybe when we get this Buechners DVD done?

Does Booger Boy have a hearing problem?

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Posted by PuP on 05-14-2004 at11:27:

 

quote:

Originally posted by tchandler folks, i gotta run for now. but i'll be back this afternoon! with even more caffiene!! if anyone wants to talk then!!!

The bomb squad evacuated his building!

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Posted by Mountain Fan on 05-14-2004 at11:51:

 

quote:

Originally posted by tchandler i remember thelonious monster. they were pretty big in los angeles for awhile. are they still around? (let's all just try to ignore berger)

I actually had the TV on last night while I was cutting my fingernails (so I could play geetar a little better) and there was some blurb about thelonius monk and Winston-Salem, NC, and 2 ladies from San Fran moving in and setting up a jazz club called the Speakeasy, if I remember correctly. They really did look like just business partners although I don't remember seeing them beside each other at any point.

There is a club here in Asheville, NC called Tressa's Downtown Jazz and Blues and if I remember correctly Tressa has a female partner for both business and pleasure! Of course, they are transplants like most of the club folk in this town.

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Posted by bereal on 05-14-2004 at13:53:

  RE: In Flight

quote:

Originally posted by uvulapie No doubt, Berger would have hung upside down to watch his own screen, possibly swinging through the cabin on the oxygen lines.

He's quite the monkey! That would be quite a show!

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Posted by sprinklerhead on 05-14-2004 at13:58:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Mountain Fan There is a club here in Asheville, NC called Tressa's Downtown Jazz and Blues and if I remember correctly Tressa has a female partner for both business and pleasure! Of course, they are transplants like most of the club folk in this town.

I spent a few days in Asheville NC for a wedding. We ate at a breakfast restaurant that just kept bringing out more and more food. Outside they had a guy in a pink suit jacket (my wife says it was mauve - like mauve would be better - it was pink) singing old southern gospel songs. My son still says that was his favorite restaurant in the world.

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Posted by audiori on 05-14-2004 at14:00:

 

Did he have white sculpted preacher hair by chance?

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Posted by bereal on 05-14-2004 at14:04:

 

quote:

Originally posted by sprinklerhead I spent a few days in Asheville NC for a wedding. We ate at a breakfast restaurant that just kept bringing out more and more food. Outside they had a guy in a pink suit jacket (my wife says it was mauve - like mauve would be better - it was pink) singing old southern gospel songs. My son still says that was his favorite restaurant in the world.

Hey, sprinkler! Do you know which restaurant it was? Just wonderin'?

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Posted by bereal on 05-14-2004 at14:06:

 

Hey, Tim! Glad you post here! Most of the time I miss you, but I enjoy readin' yer posts. But that Berger, he's somethin' else!

I happen to be Mountain Fan's wife, in case you haven't heard!

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Posted by Lost Canine on 05-14-2004 at14:16:

 

quote:

Originally posted by audiori I still laugh out loud thinking of Tom breaking that chair. Recently we've gone over some of our memories of that weekend and the things that were said. We've been to all of Brian Quincy Adams concerts I think, Choir-77s-Dogs related that is. We were at that basement Choir show and the Dogs one too. We will have to get down to Nashvegas one of these days... Does Booger Boy have a hearing problem?

Did he have Dakoda Motor Company once? Seems like I saw them in Q's basement too. I do remember a great show w/OTR there.

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Posted by tchandler on 05-14-2004 at14:41:

 

what'd i miss what'd i miss what'd i miss?!!! man am i hopped up on caffiene today!! zippy! bring me down, man!!!

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Posted by audiori on 05-14-2004 at14:42:

 

hmmm dunno.

We've seen the Choir, The Dogs, The 77s, Mike Roe and
Dave Leonhardt... seems like maybe there was more but
I can't remember what else we've seen there.. DAS..was
with the 77s. Hmmm...

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Posted by uvulapie on 05-14-2004 at14:53:

  Twelve Steps

The first thing is to find out the source of your caffeine. If it's coffee there are several possible ways to reduce your jittery condition depending on how you take your coffee. If it was Mtn. Dew then we have to counteract the brominated vegetable oil. If it was tea then Lord help you, especially if it was green tea purchased at a boutique shop.

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Posted by tchandler on 05-14-2004 at14:59:

 

diet mountain dew, man!! ya gotta help me! help me, man! help me...help me...

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Posted by Berger Roy Al on 05-14-2004 at15:00:

 

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAGGGGgggcccxxkkkk! ggk ggk gk!