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Well not sure Mama, that could be either a hangup or a trip hazard? Hmm We also get to play some clips that we otherwise would dare on the main board. tonight we showed a 10 minute clip of.... chit I for forgot? Well that is the rule in the chat

He could of handle it better you are right Puc. But it is a bad and old elevated expressway, way to rough the the speeds he was traveling. Those steel ties/expansion joints are hard riding as well.

Walter Brennan a case of Mustard Gas if memory serves. Old Rivers a switch o momentum

Trucker Country..

The Man in black making a joke about Elvis

Folsom

One of the many gifts The Man In Black left for us to enjoy https://youtu.be/vLwocVPaGsE

And what do you see? I know I never thought to see what he did thru a deck! I do see tho that one man can certainly when sharing his mind, can change opinions.

I know that area very well. He was trying to miss a Montreal Pot Hole and swerved to far in the bend. That is the same expressway and location that stopped my X wife from ever getting behind the wheel again.

Frist We Take Manhattan This song is a fav of mine but I could never really get what he was inspired by though. For some us who have seen the Berlin wall come away with different impressions of that experience. For me I remember it was dark cold and drizzling rain, the wall with all her graffiti seemed to sweat a desperate tear. Of course I was young and very likely impressed by her symbol long before ever feeling her presence… hmm. Two versions of this song/poem others have done it without the controversy of course, here is a quick reference below making mention to Lenard’s contribution to it and how he punched through another poem to shape it. I grew up not far from there my old man was born in that neighborhood. You cannot overlook the culture of the area and the time in which these men then boys lived through. I find personally that disagreement has more to do with views shape by their pasts then the present. And, is that not what the song “The Living Years” is saying? Anyways something to think on;; The Daily Telegraph's Robert Sandall likewise observed the prophetic character of the song, but emphasized the song's political statement, placing it in the context of the last days of the Soviet Union.[3] Cohen explained himself in a backstage interview:[4] "I think it means exactly what it says. It is a terrorist song. I think it's a response to terrorism. There's something about terrorism that I've always admired. The fact that there are no alibis or no compromises. That position is always very attractive. I don't like it when it's manifested on the physical plane – I don't really enjoy the terrorist activities – but Psychic Terrorism. I remember there was a great poem by Irving Layton that I once read, I'll give you a paraphrase of it. It was 'well, you guys blow up an occasional airline and kill a few children here and there', he says. 'But our terrorists, Jesus, Freud, Marx, Einstein. The whole world is still quaking.'" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_We_Take_Manhattan Irving Layton was born on March 12, 1912, as Israel Pincu Lazarovitch in Târgu Neamţ, a small town in Romania, to Jewish parents, Moses and Klara Lazarovitch. He migrated with his family to Montreal, Quebec in 1913, where they lived in the impoverished St. Urbain Street neighbourhood, later made famous by the novels of Mordecai Richler. There, Layton and his family (his father died when he was 13) faced daily struggles with, among others, Montreal's French Canadians, who were uncomfortable with the growing numbers of Jewish newcomers.[2] Layton, however, identified himself not as an observant Jew but rather as a freethinker. In his lifetime Layton attracted some criticism for his bluster, self-promotion, and long-windedness.[citation needed] He is remembered by many as one of the first Canadian rebels of poetry, politics, and philosophy. At Layton's funeral, Leonard Cohen, Moses Znaimer, and David Solway were among those who gave eulogies. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irving_Layton the first version, poor quality video

A BC. Boy calling a Pepper a puppy eh hmm Dont you reside on a wooden boat, playing with matches and worms kind of like sailing by GPS in a lightning storm and chewing gum with dentures! Johnny WHO? And how about a touch of technocolor added to an oldie, hmm Speaking of oldies check this out, before he was old enough to grow a beard and braid his hair

Thanks Puc, I wish I knew a better way to post them, concerned about the amount of data needed for loading the thread say for those with smaller bandwidths.

Of all the bikes I'v done I liked how my Venture turned out. . Not only did I get the panel to a dry area but there was nothing to take apart to access it. I use for my main the Suzuki breaker it is flawless and just a push to reset. I happened to have many of them over the years gathering dust.

https://youtu.be/Ki78MK9JywE

what size is your front wheel?

Stay safe!

Now how does that song go? hum the tune now.... "You get the picture"....."Yes we see"Carl!.... you should drop in more often!

deserving of his own distinct post The BOSS

A bit of a story with this one... When I was a kid I was mixed with a group and we had lots of girl friends in the day; so for me there was Gloria, Kathy, Debby, Chester and Maria. Well Gloria said that I had to give up my other friend if I was going to be her boyfriend! So at night I would play this song over and over on the LP player in my room pondering what to do. After all I had a Norton and a Cortina GT lol not like I I was running out of room, right. Anyways about a month later I was placed off island and well the decision was made for me. I sure did miss listening to this tune tho

Right On!

The mother load of John Fogerty the Tribute to Nam Vets 1987 The sound track is not the best so please still post your favorites

Well certainly 3 greats. 1971 1972 Eagles farewell I Melbourne tour 2005 I Dzung Viet Vlog https://youtu.be/3BnqYYNmjDk

A Canadian band