Independance Day
Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 3:19 am
Happy 4th you all.
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Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 3:35 am
Thanks. Same to you Scott.
Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 4:49 am
Happy 4th to all here!
Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 7:40 am
I'm working right now - 06:00a.m. until 06:00p.m. Not much independence in that, but happy 4th to all anyway.
Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 10:34 am
Happy July 4th from Oz, everybody. I've got the day off also - home with the flu!! 
Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 11:43 am
I had the flu once around Christmas time a few years ago, and I also got sick on New Years eve 1999. I missed the new Millenium!!! Ugh!!! Oh, well. Hope you feel better. Happy 4th anyway!!!
Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 1:02 pm
A Happy 4th to you all.
I just finished reading "1776" by David McCoulough. Fantastic book... history that reads like a military thriller.... well, almost. Actually even better.
Its sobering to think that if George Washington has owned a Rickenbacker 360 and a VOX AC30 amp, he would likely never have wanted to leave his Mount Vernon home and the so-called "British Invasion" in the 1960's would have been called something else altogether.
Aint history grand?
I just finished reading "1776" by David McCoulough. Fantastic book... history that reads like a military thriller.... well, almost. Actually even better.
Its sobering to think that if George Washington has owned a Rickenbacker 360 and a VOX AC30 amp, he would likely never have wanted to leave his Mount Vernon home and the so-called "British Invasion" in the 1960's would have been called something else altogether.
Aint history grand?
Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2005 9:37 am
That is sobering, Kent...I'll have one of what you're having!
Make mine a single, though...I may have to operate some heavy machinery later...
Make mine a single, though...I may have to operate some heavy machinery later...
Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 7:47 pm
Single it is .... no man has ever survived a double of THIS stuff.
I read another book on the American Revolution on the way back from NYC the other day (yes, a VERY long flight) about the battle of Bunker Hill (which took place on Breed's Hill, the next hill over from Bunker Hill. Go figger).
Fascinating stuffs. If British generals Gage and Howe hadn't been so bloody hesitant all the time we'd all still be pausing in the afternoon for tea and crumpets.
But what do you expect? ... its a little known footnote of history that Gage and Howe played Mexican made Fender guitars while George Washington (who didn't become commanding general until after Bunker Hill) played a Jetglo Ric 360.
I read another book on the American Revolution on the way back from NYC the other day (yes, a VERY long flight) about the battle of Bunker Hill (which took place on Breed's Hill, the next hill over from Bunker Hill. Go figger).
Fascinating stuffs. If British generals Gage and Howe hadn't been so bloody hesitant all the time we'd all still be pausing in the afternoon for tea and crumpets.
But what do you expect? ... its a little known footnote of history that Gage and Howe played Mexican made Fender guitars while George Washington (who didn't become commanding general until after Bunker Hill) played a Jetglo Ric 360.
Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 9:29 pm
Kent,
You're the limit!
Larry
You're the limit!
Larry