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I love the lamb in a Gyros sandwich. Flat bread, some kinda white sauce, onions, and lamb. Never have tried it any other way. So where does one get a leg of lamb?? I've not seen it in the grocery stores up here. Do you have to go to a specialty meat shop? We have a couple of those here in town. Is this something they would have "in stock"?

Waysider --- Yes I do! ;) I like threads, with strings attached!!

Sooooooo --does this mean we can boo bannings???

THIS LINK might help. (Not sure I'd want to attend Grandpa's *Blue Ball* though!)

Minney-soda should be "Land of 10,000 Taxes"!

What time does the Rachel Ray show air???

I'm with you on that one. The only song she did that I ever really liked, was "Me and Bobby McGee".

Socks -- here's Jerry sans beard, and picking banjo along with two of his buddies.. John McEuen, Steve Martin, and Jerry (supposedly) all learned banjo together. Here they are jamming.

Wow. I remember buying it when it first hit the record stores. It was in a head shop called The Other Side, there in Indiana. If I recollect correct, I also bought "Their Satanic Majesties Request" (by the Stones), along with Sgt. Pepper. 40 years ago. Unbelievable!!!

HA!!! Not hardly!! That was Sam. And in the Bluegrass genre, there is only ONE Sam. Sam Bush. Master of fiddle and mandolin. Born the same year I was, and not 100 miles away from me, he's been a dedicated musician,and devoted his life to it. He never got caught up in a cult, like you and I. I used to have that intensity when playing, but never learned all the licks he did. He's one of the most entertaining folks to ever grace a stage. ;)

RainbowsGirl --- click on my signature line. It's a live link, and says purt near everything I believe (these days), about life, and how to handle it. ;)

Laura --- Dos preguntas por favor (si puedo) :) tu' dice ---- Pregunta uno -- Qué es una "conectandome"???Esta una posición de la autoridad ? No se, pero creo si' Pregunta dos -- porque' dices "el the way de Argentinia"?? Porque no dices "el camino", en lugar de "the way"? colorearme curioso. ;) (Translation --- Laura --- Two questions please (if I may) :) You said --- Question one -- what is a "connectandome"??? Is it a position of authority? I don't know, but I believe it might be. Question two --- Why did you say "the *the way* of Argentina"?? Why didn't you say *el camino*, instead of *the way*? color me curious ;)

Don't know if I've said welcome, or hello to you since you joined GreaseSpot. Your posts have a said a lot in the short time you've been here. Hope you stick around. :) And -- here's hoping you had a great day today, with Josh helping you celebrate. :)

Did someone say apple crisp?????? :P Hope you had a good one Lindy!

Congrats Ca-dreaming!! :B) (I see Bramble is 7 posts away from 1,000 herself.) WTG, both of you.

OUCH!!!! (Poor guy!) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Here's a cartoon for y'all ---

I agree. :( :(

All questions to Oprah along these lines, will be forwarded to that psychic she features weekly, in the afternoon. What's her name?? Sylvia-something-or-other??? I bet she sees spiders too!!

Ha! Satori and I were not collaborating. He posted a link, and I responded with another. but yea -- I hear ya about the kids being around while the adults played music way into the wee hours of the morning. That's what bluegrass is all about. Adult folks playing music (late into the night), kids allowed to stay up and listen and learn from their elders, and then ---- In later years, the adults trying to stay awake, to listen to the youngsters having fun playing bluegrass into the wee hours just like they used to, that the *kids* first heard from the elder pickers, who are now all going to bed at 10 pm!!!!

I don't know about the tithe, but the bread and wine?? The bread ---- and the wine ---- :spy:

The birthday of GreaseSpot, was April of 2000. Raf posted THE first post. Gotta find that *THE* thread Steve! started. Wasway -- where are ya??!!

I received both in the mail today. ;)

And line the path to it with fried bacon, and ham sandwiches.

And for those who have never heard Tony sing --- here he is as he used to be, with an all-star band backing him up. Tony's the guitar player.

And satori -- forgot to thank you for that link to Tony Rice. Tony used to have the most beautiful voice for singing, and I miss it. His Spasmodic Dysphonia has robbed him of his voice. I saw him here in Minnesota 2 years ago, and he could barely croak out "SING IT!", to the audience as they were playing a chorus to some popular bluegrass song. Thanks for showcasing that he can still pick guitar. It was *typical Tony* -- flawless as usual. :)