Brutal, man. Brutal.
I'll bet those yodeling trials are tough. But, if you win, maybe you'll get a spot on the next Lilith Fair tour. All of those clowns sound like they're yodeling.
Wow. I would've thought the Public Opinion would have a story on it. There really isn't any local TV stations, except that one out of Hagerstown, right? I can't recall. I don't go there much, except for dental appointments (our dentist is in Chambersburg) or to visit my sisters in law (both live in Chambersburg).
Good point.
When it goes beyond just wanting to see your team, or wanting to see your friends, or even wanting to have a few drinks to "wanting to get trashed" (why anyone wants to get so drunk that you have no control over your actions is beyond me) @ the game, that is where the problems start.
Jazz and blues are two of my favorites, and I see I'm not the only one. I've always said that I'd never join a band unless it was an acoustic jazz band. If I actually had the time to invest in it, I'd go for it.
As I mentioned in another post, Clint Eastwood's documentary on Monk is a must see for any jazz fan, especially a fan of Monk's work. I have it on VHS, and if I ever find the tape, I'm going to convert it to DVD.
I was just talking w/ someone about that over on Bills Zone. They said they had heard Buddy Guy's place was closed down, but I told them that his website for the club is still up and running. Glad to know it's still open, if it actually still is.
Those guys are good, but I prefer Thelonious Monk, Chick Corea (acoustic as opposed to electric), and Ahmad Jamal any day of the week.
Also, Ellis Marsalis is phenomenal.
Not an altogether bad scenario.
I love Lutui, and I do think he'll be a much better pro than college lineman, which is saying a lot because he was pretty good @ USC. Gocong would be a nice edge rusher in passing situations. Schlegel is where I'd go another route. Too slow for this kind of offense, which relies in MLBs being able to go sideline to sideline.