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I thought this thread was already a step-child.

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a March 2007
Um.... my dulcimer is a work of art.... can't say the same for my playing.

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a March 2007
Nah, you're all wrong. He's be so dazzled with our talent he would bow to us. He would sign us immediately to a multi-million dollar recording deal. I think it's time to wake up from my nap.

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a March 2007
I just ate lunch - picturing Paul in sequins and feathers almost made me lose it.

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a March 2007
No, I think he said he's like a rash that keeps coming back. Itchy and irritating.

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a March 2007
What's more persistent than a rash, this thread or you coming back?

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a March 2007
Is that why you keep coming back, Paul?

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a March 2007
Yes, it was -3 this morning with a wind chill of -23. I'm definitely ready for spring. Or a visit to Phoenix, AZ.

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a March 2007
So I've been told.

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a March 2007
Oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light...

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a March 2007
OK, I just viewed it again and posted.

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a March 2007
Dutch!? Did you just call HRQ fat?

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a January 2007
I had my Malibu for 6 years and would still have it, but I needed a larger vehicle in the early 90s for my growing family and the wife told me i order to get a minivan, I had to trade my car for it. I did so reluctantly. Those Malibu's were light …

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a January 2007
I had a 75 Mustang with a 125 hp 302 V8. Wheezer. But, I bet my 79 Malibu with the built up 350 would have given your cars a good run.

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a January 2007
I heard Shelby's Cobra went for 5 mil. Just a little beyond my 401k. The older hemi's are so popular anything that has one, even if not original to the car, is going for big bucks. A well restored clone will go for $100k easily. If it's numbers…

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a January 2007
I thought I read that production stopped this past summer. May be wrong though. The original bug has remained a big seller in third world countries and has even been popular in CA, after being federalized. My dad bought a new VW in 1955 in Englan…

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a January 2007
Actually, I remembered to push the clutch in immediately. I popped the clutch, spun it around and took off before traffic got close. Best part about the old VW's is you could drag race people from stop lights and they never knew you were racing th…

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a January 2007
I spun mine once entering the highway from a cloverleaf. It was rainy and the road was slick. I did a 180 and stopped facing oncoming traffic.

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a January 2007
Nae, the first car that I bought myself was a baby blue 67 VW. I wish I still had that car.

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a January 2007
Well, I don't ever remember ever naming my cars. What name would you give a Buick? But, I have named my trombones. My bass with the big yellow brass bell and the double triggers is called, The General. And when I play a low trigger C or B below …

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a January 2007
Hey Whirlygirl.... it's sunny and beautiful here in NY. Come on up! Actually, it snowed a little this morning but it melted when the sun came out. It's about 29 right now... that's what my car told me at lunch.

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a January 2007
HRQ, do you often have conversations with your car? Do you ever argue or is your car quite agreeable?

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a January 2007
I like hotwings with bleu cheese, and tried a bleu cheese burger once. I almost gagged. Never again.

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a January 2007
Wonder how bleu cheese pudding would taste spread on meatloaf?

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a January 2007
Ranch dressing??? Well here in NY, not that far from where Buffalo Hot Wings were invented, we dip our wings in bleu cheese. Vanilla pudding adds an interesting twist.

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a January 2007
Ahhhh..... just finished a nice noontime repast of hot wings and vanilla pudding.

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a January 2007
It is almost lunch time and I think I just lost my appetite.

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a January 2007
Nae, I'm offended. My wife's meatloaf is very good!x:P

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a January 2007
Funny you mention that, my wife is baking meatloaf right now. It's almost ready. Hey, I wonder if meatloaf flavored pudding would sell?

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a January 2007
Bump..... Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

in this is the thread that will never die Comment by ray a January 2007