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Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on August 09, 2007, 07:54:48 AM

Title: The Drive, 8/9/07: 1968
Post by: RGMike on August 09, 2007, 07:54:48 AM: can I get a "Woo Hoo"?
Title: The Drive, 8/9/07: 1968
Post by: RGMike on August 09, 2007, 08:02:23 AM: instant BOS for Mr Rogers and the First Edition (actually he didn't have billing yet at that point), "Just Dropped In" Still say Dylan cribbed the melody for "Things Have Changed".
Title: The Drive, 8/9/07: 1968
Post by: RGMike on August 09, 2007, 08:03:21 AM: BOS2 Jumpin' Jack Flash -- shit's a gas!
Title: The Drive, 8/9/07: 1968
Post by: RGMike on August 09, 2007, 08:10:04 AM: Take a load off yo' fanny! Wish Bob/Dave/Rob/Ginger would play Ree-Ree's version occasionally.
Title: The Drive, 8/9/07: 1968
Post by: RGMike on August 09, 2007, 08:21:00 AM: He sho' NUFF was a son of a preacher man! BOS in perpetuity, Dusty.

Proxy Gaz WOS Canned Kermit, "Goin' up Miss Piggy".
Title: Re: The Drive, 8/9/07: 1968
Post by: mshray on August 09, 2007, 08:22:49 AM: Quote from: "RGMike"
can I get a "Woo Hoo"?

Woo Hoo!

Sorry it's belated, I was listening but engaged in a Skype chat with Taiwan.
Title: The Drive, 8/9/07: 1968
Post by: mshray on August 09, 2007, 08:24:21 AM: Quote from: "RGMike"
He sho' NUFF was a son of a preacher man! BOS in perpetuity, Dusty.

I needed to hear that this morning. Made my day.
Title: The Drive, 8/9/07: 1968
Post by: RGMike on August 09, 2007, 08:27:50 AM: somebody gimme a CHEEZEburger!

But Monsieur Co-KAIR's version of WALHFMF is nearly a guilty displeasure at this point.
Title: The Drive, 8/9/07: 1968
Post by: RGMike on August 09, 2007, 08:33:07 AM: Quote from: "mshray"
Quote from: "RGMike"
He sho' NUFF was a son of a preacher man! BOS in perpetuity, Dusty.

I needed to hear that this morning. Made my day.

Your avatar reminds me -- I caught a good portion of Slaughterhouse-Five on cable over the weekend. What an amazing film, and it was interesting how the jumping back'n'forth in time, which was unusual in 1972, is such a standard trope 35 years later. A great adaptation. My best friend in high school and I went to see it right after it opened (we had both just recently read and loved the book) and were blown away. And what ever happened to Michael Sacks, who played Billy Pilgrim? I think he made, like, one other movie and disappeared.

Oh, and BOS4 "San Jose's Own" People (I smell a JINX coming).
Title: The Drive, 8/9/07: 1968
Post by: RGMike on August 09, 2007, 08:37:38 AM: BOS5 Beatles (yay), "Dear Prudence" -- nicely covered the following year by the (pre-"Oooh Child") Five Stairsteps.
Title: The Drive, 8/9/07: 1968
Post by: mshray on August 09, 2007, 08:53:25 AM: Quote from: "RGMike"
Quote from: "mshray"
Quote from: "RGMike"
He sho' NUFF was a son of a preacher man! BOS in perpetuity, Dusty.

I needed to hear that this morning. Made my day.

Your avatar reminds me -- I caught a good portion of Slaughterhouse-Five on cable over the weekend. What an amazing film, and it was interesting how the jumping back'n'forth in time, which was unusual in 1972, is such a standard trope 35 years later. A great adaptation. My best friend in high school and I went to see it right after it opened (we had both just recently read and loved the book) and were blown away. And what ever happened to Michael Sacks, who played Billy Pilgrim? I think he made, like, one other movie and disappeared.

Oh, and BOS4 "San Jose's Own" People (I smell a JINX coming).

I just finally saw SiCKO a couple days ago, and was touched by the dedication "Thanks to Kurt Vonnegut FOR EVERYTHING".

great set, I lost track of how many BOS votes I'd have given if I wasn't typing emails furiously.

Gonna miss Ginger as I have an important customer call to make at 9. Probably catch you on the KFOG side.