Nice Phantom and Tomcat. Does the Phantom have the re-inforced landing gear like the Navy fighters or is it just a jar-head jet? Is that an A-4 in the background? Hard to tell. Love the bi-plane with radials, except for the yellow paint. Is that dope and fabric? Whats the Piedmont plane? DC-3, DC-2? Can`t figure out the one with all the windows in the nose above the F-4`s verticle.

Them Crooked Vultures and Ashton Kutcher re-run will be on Saturday Night Live next week. Great show in case you missed it.

Did it come in a box? I`m sure it had to as not to blow the budget on papmlets, tinfoil hats and cookies. Do youse guys take donations or is all this tax deductable? Wait, thats another conspiracy and you don`t file. Does the CIA also have a bug in your head?

Touche` I stand corrected but the last time I put on my flip-flops, I stepped on a pop-top, cut my heel...you know the reat of the story. Cans, I still prefer glass to metal. Besides, I`m not exactly a kegger, cooler-connoisseur nor an ale-aficionado. I like the hard stuff.

Well let me tell you, the best beer I have had recently was ice-cold Pabst Blue Ribbon, longneck in a little bar in the Maringy area of New Oleans. Stay east of Esplanade if you come to The Big Easy. The finest collection of freaks and U-Haul Yankies between Austin and NYC.

So is my liver and beer breath. Bier...beer.... Why the alternate spelling. Save me the leg-work will `ya? And another thing, beer shoud never be put into cans.

The best beer is free, cold beer. Domestic, I like Miller Genuine Draft. Import, make mine anything but Guinness.

Sad to see the mighty Bad Company reduced to playing casinos and open air venues. One of the best shows I ever saw was Bad Company, 1976 in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. I always did love the Mott The Hoople-Bad Company-David Bowie-Ian Hunter connection. Mick Ralphs is `da man I just hope they come to New Orleans.

I`m older than dirt, lets just say I remember were I was on November 22, 1963 and saw The Beatles on Ed Sullivan. Yes HP still taste the same but being the son of of a poor white share-cropper, we were lucky to get Funny Face instead of Kool-Aid.

Hawaiian Punch, yes. Kool-Aid, never that I know of.

I once went to a fight and a hockey game broke out. Rodney Dangerfield.

Joran van der Sloot was nabbed in Chile with a dead girl in his hotel room, back in Peru. I just hope he comes clean about what really happened to Natalee Holloway and gets swift justice. Do they hang `em in Peru?

I always loved the Geico caveman. Too bad the T.V. show didn`t catch on.

I was there! The lights were on and Jimmy walked out first, waved to the crowd and strapped on the double-necker, plucked one note and kicked it off with The Song Remains The Same. I don`t recall the Rover/Sick Again as the second songs. The middle acoustic set was fabulous! Oh the memories.