waysider

Ha! Ha! Some truly funny responses.

Now get out there and put a class together!!

It's all the same thing, in my opinion. I think we just cite the ages and genders to make it more tangible to our understanding, easier to feel the outrage it deserves. Otherwise, it would seem too surreal to comprehend.

I'm not so sure how effective pre-screening can really be. People who do these sorts of things have usually honed their skills to a virtuoso level when it comes to flying under the radar. As excie noted, Wierdwilly is a prime example.

Happy Birthday,e. You could never be a failure in my eyes.

"Write THE TEACHER at P.O. Box.........."

Guilty! 45 of 48 HERE

This was revealed AFTER the jury was sequestered. It's a pity it didn't surface during the trial.

Even after all the damning testimony, there are still people saying, "I didn't see nuttin'!" and, "Gosh, he sure was a swell fella!" Why does that seem so familiar?

I second the motion.

Now that there's just plain funny.

Here's one for The Squirrel!!!

gentle souls.......

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUmDpquwpjY&feature=relmfu

Someone here would try and waste your time And someone here would try and lead you blind Life seems to be wandering 'round and 'round Searching for the "that" which can't be found It's you, you, you It's me, me, me ....It's all the same

Yeah, Randy was something like 15 years old when he was kickin' it with Jimmy James and the Blue Flame. Jimmy wanted to take him to England to work on his new project called The Jimi Hendrix Experience. Randy's mother nixed the idea, so, he started a band with his step dad (Ed Cassidy) who was already a very famous, in-demand, jazz drummer in NYC at the time. I think the two of them created a much larger catalog of timeless music than he ever would have with Hendrix.

Ah, from the 12 Dreams album, I think.I much preferred their first three albums, myself, especially .

I was never much of a "tripper". I have to think this one might fit the bill , though.

And what, pray tell, was the name of that song?

Oh, you ain't seen nuttin, yet. I even know how to log-on to facebook.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hfyyu0Tz0bs

Losing time is like losing sleep; once it's gone you can't get it back. All you can really do is try to make the most of what you have now. Don't dwell on the past. (unless it's to figure out where errors were made and correct them.) Don't project too far into the future. (Unless your future has specific planning requirements) It's a tall order at times, but, that's all we can do. (I always think of THIS song when this subject comes up.)