Welcome back, Liz! Walter - I can't believe it, but I actually might have a few more hairs on my head than you. Thanks for the pick-me-up! Steve - are you a famous sumu wrestler, over there?

Eddie Rickenbacker lived in NYC. But wouldn't you think that much of the movie's content was re-enacted and filmed at later dates?

^ Is that a girl? THAT is a girl!

Kinda sad that JPJ was always such a steady and dependable force with LZ, especially at the end - yet he got snubbed in later chances to reunite in one way or another...

^ Home Run!!!

You got me there, Paul - you have a rapist wit (dumb and dumber quote). More Asians, please!

^ The guy in the yellow bottoms looks to be beating off, Grandy-man. LOL...

^ All in good fun, but I will reserve my final judgement until I see Paul's next picture. 3 strikes and you're out - kinda like the Mets batting lineup!

^ One eyebrow seems to be a little stuck shut - what's going on here, Paul???

^ I can't imagine how that happened? "There's Something about Mary"???

^ Why are her glasses gooey?

Someone here posted a song "Say it Ain't so, Joe" with Roger Daltrey singing, along with Moon, Entwistle, and some very nice backup vocals. I don't recall ever hearing it before, but can't get it out of my head, now!

Just finishing up a brutal double shift at work. Have a huge rack of St. Louis ribs waiting to go in oven when I get home - they can slow cook, while I catch up on sleep. Some muff when I wake up would be a nice appetizer...

^The man who sang "Louie, Louie"! I believe those were the words?

^ Motion in the ocean, oooooh-waaah Air hose broke, oooooh-waaah Lots of trouble, oooooh-waaah Lots of bubbles, oooooh-waaah He was in a jam, oooooh-waaah He was in - a - giant CLAM!!!

Do not recommend the new Ben Stiller movie "While we're Young". Not one laugh in it. El Stinko!

Our town just released the summer lineup of free outdoor shows, and Mark Farner is listed. Funny, cause last year they had Don Brewer and Mel Shacher play as Grand Funk. They are still a top notch rhythm section, and they had an ex-Kiss guitarist who did a good job. Maybe if Mark, Don, and Mel were reunited, they would get more than these small gigs? I'm not complaining - it's free and sounds fine to me!

He's got the "Breakfast Club" look, down pat!

I'll give you one outstanding note about this show - the ending song choice. "Baby Blue" is a fairly obscure song, by a group basically considered a one hit wonder for a different song. Reminds me of how "Friends" (one of my wife's favorite, not mine) ended with Jefferson Airplane's "Embryonic Journey" (actually Jorma Kaukonen solo acoustic).

I'd like to use my wood on her fairway, and wouldn't mind at all if it lands in her bunker.

Without Big Brother, I don't think there would be a reason to list Janis Joplin, here. Grace Slick had the best voice/fellow singer (Marty Balin)/band (Jefferson Airplane).

Good morning, little schoolgirl Good morning little schoolgirl Can I go home with you? Won't you let me go home with you? So I can hug-hug, squeeze-squeeze If you let me tease you baby Hey, hey, hey-hey-hey...

Definitely "The Rover", because of the guitar phase shifter effect, and how he changes (key?) on the last riffs. But every time I listen, I'm, like, no no don't go away - PLAY MORE!!!

In honor of National Womens' Day, I'd like to say that this one looks particularly intelligent!

IIIIIIIII'd like to have those can-cans, in my fucking hand-hands...DaDa, DaDa, DaaaDaaaaa...Whooomp, Whooomp, Whooomp, Whooomp, Whooomp, DaDa, DaDa, DaaaDaaaaa...