Steely_D wrote:

I'll bet you are.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:

Having NY Eve dinner tomorrow at Ramon's Venetian Room. Looking forward to the Walnut Flambé and
Steve Ross
 Steve Ross
Steve Ross

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:
It's pretty dang cool.

Easy AM 66. Light you can hear...

 Steely_D wrote:

WOW
Sorry I missed this three months ago but that's just mesmerizing. Didn't make it to "Two Less Bells" but still, I'll put it on the teevee tomorrow while I try to work.

Bubbles in the tub.       

Always. (Note the very young Mikey Day) 

Progamme4


SEE WHAT’S HAPPENING!

(Folks who grew up with Quinn Martin will appreciate this the most. Sorry, kids.)

Make sure to at least get to the Marilyn McCoo et al starring in the detective episode "Two Less Bells to Answer" (music by Dave Grusin, guest starring Scoey Mitchell).

Republican jumps ship to register as Demoncrat

Old dudes...


About This Part Of Me

I have always been interested in steam trains and vacuum tubes. I love historical technology. Apart from that I love the ocean and hiking in the mountains, music and reading. The other major part of me is connected to people and making a difference with people. My life used to occur to me as miserable and I actually did experience a major epiphany; I now see all that seemed so miserable as the gifts that caused me to wake up and hear my soul, and what I heard is how much I love people and I got the immense privilege of letting go of the cynicism and resignation I had about myself and all people that was crushing my experience of life. The epiphany came about shortly after ceasing work due to a full-on physical and mental breakdown. It is true that while seemingly horrible things happen, looking back there is usually a great lesson and some of us are fortunate enough to wake up and see that clearly. I now would not have have my life be any different, it was and is, perfect.

Richard S.

Retired mechanical Engineer

Springboks handing the All Blacks a record breaking home defeat....big smiles....for days.....

 Steely_D wrote:

Talking with an old college buddy this morning, we were laughing about how he had three bottles of fizzy water instead of having any beer last night and how, at our age, that becomes legendary.

“Did you see how hydrated Greg was last night? I’ve never seen him like that!“

Dunno how many of you also wrote a song that people still appreciate a half century later, but Brian Protheroe did. 

 miamizsun wrote:

watched wall-e last night

 Steely_D wrote:

excellent 

sounds sort of like stills
that's a good thing