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Good thought -- Chef! ;)

Leslie speakers -- blast from the past! (Short story here ---- ) My grandma, and her sister were both into keyboards. My great-grandpa (a doctor, with some money), bought my grandma a baby grand piano, and her sister (my great aunt), an organ -- complete with a Leslie speaker (which was a seperate unit -- about 3 feet wide, and 3 feet tall), that stood separate from the organ itself, which had 3 keyboards, foot pedals, etc. I inherited the piano (a Wilhelm Knabe) when my grandmother passed away, and her sister (my great-aunt Grace) passed away 2 years before she did --- and the family (not knowing I was interested in obtaining that organ), sold it before I could say I would like to have it. The very sad ending to this story is --- they sold the entire thing for $400.00. :( :(

Athletes of the Spirit --- $*** for brains -- takes on a whole new meaning.

Hey there LittleHawk -- hmmmm. If you're logged into GSC, there should be a *button* at the top of the page that says Live Chat. Whenever I have clicked on that, I've never been asked for a password, since I was already logged into GSC. But --- if I am here (without logging in), I always get asked for user name, and password both.

Heh, heh. :) I don't know about *groups* either, but if you are talking about a man, the ending should always end in *O* in spanish, not *A*. (*O* is masculine, and *A* is feminine.) Hmm. Is guitarista or guitaristo even a real word??

$400.00 will get you a bike -- but will it be a decent one?? If you're going to give it some *use and abuse*, quality over price should be the consideration.

??? Should be the same as your password that you use to get into GSC. Mine is, at any rate.

Hmmmm. I'm seeing a *truism* here! ;) Teacher: "Ok --- today, class, we will be be discussing the merits of sno-cones over chocolate pie. Johnny: "Teacher -- what is a sno-cone???" Teacher: "You must learn all about sno-cones, before you can ask any questions about them." Johnny: "But I'm asking you, so I can learn about them." Teacher: "Anything I may have to say about sno-cones, would fall on deaf ears, since you obviously know nothing about them." Johnny: "But I have a legitimate question!" Teacher: It is only legitimate, if you understand the subject matter." Johnny: "But that is why I am asking questions, I'm trying to understand the subject matter." Teacher: "I cannot enlighten you, if you know nothing about them." Johnny: "Then why discuss the merits, if some of us don't know what a sno-cone is?" Teacher: Just listen to what I say, and perhaps you will understand." Johnny: "So I can't ask questions, and get an answer??" Teacher: I have spoken much on the subject previously, as have others, whom I revere highly for their knowledge on the subject. Read what was said." Johnny: "So you won't answer a simple question?" Teacher: "Like I said --- Read what was written about the subject previously. When you understand that fully, you may return with your questions." :unsure: :unsure: :unsure: (edited for speeling!) ;)

What I read is a lot of money, but mostly *in-house*, eh??

Last night --- more folks were in Flash Chat (so I went there). Tonight --- more folks were in Live Chat (so I went there). Methinks still (that) Live is better than Flash, but I'll go to either one. :)

Ted!!!!!!! Yer sounding like a *broken record*!!!!

Dang!!! I forgot all about those!! And I still have one here today! (Stuck away with all the other *memorabilia*).

I just listened to the clip. :( What a crock, what a bunch of lies, what a bunch of *holier than thou* BS. (rest of message *deleted*) ---

I used to have the tapes of that. Gave them to someone else. :( My favourite from that set is Cliff Adelm@n singing *My Life's Dream*. :) (and who could ever forget --- *Lord, I Believe* sung by Brian Blis$?)

Demijon???? WOW!! (There is a term I haven't heard for a while!) (Of course this demijohn musta had moonshine in it, eh??) ;)

(What kinda dessert is that!?!?!?)

That's a pretty accurate description of my involvement also. Even when I head back to Bloomington, Indiana to visit my folks --- I don't go to the CES fellowships there (and there are several), preferring instead to spend time with my family. Heavan vs. Paradise -- where will we be? I'm not going to cut and paste from the Truth or Tradition site on this one. I'd rather add my personal perspective, and say what I see about it. There's a few things I don't understand (entirely) myself, but the basic premise I have is -- we will be in Paradise, not Heavan.

Man can I ever relate to THAT! If it doesn't sound good, or play easily --- I don't want it. I think that is especially true with acoustic instruments. And --- the only way to know how they sound or how they play, is to try 'em out first! B)

YA BIG JERK!!!! (I fell for it too. Good one!)

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Uh-oh!!! Just saw the other *ultimate* thread is closed!! Tom Strange -- you Thread Killer -- you!!

Oh -- if PFAL means Prosyletizing For A Living --- I should wait, and see what transpires. ;) Mea culpa!! ---- (why am I always saying that!!???) :D

Hmmm. What can be said/ re-said/ hashed/ and re-hashed that hasn't been gone over before?? (Making popcorn, and selling front row tickets here!) :blink: :B) :blink:

Allan -- I've thought about it bro, but given my work schedule -- it ain't a'gonna happen. :( The nearest fellowship (CES) to me is 80 miles away. Just a little too far --- for an evening with the *family* -- (don't cha know!) And FYI. Allan ---- Raf (as well as myself, Ex10, and others) think CES is doing a pretty good job, but could meebe stand some improvement! (That's an *IMO*, on my part!) ;) Check out the links I provided. That is CES, talking about what they are into. You might actually like what they have to say.