Mission Statement: to do very little, for very few, for not very long. Disappointing the easily pleased since 1819. Not as good as it used to be from Day One. History is Bunk - PT Barnum. Artificially Intelligent before it was fashionable. Fat camp for the mind! Nothing lasts, but nothing is lost. The Shock of the Old! Often bettered, never imitated.
Monday, December 2, 2019
Spirituality
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ReplyDeleteKahuna dreaming.
The four or five of us were at the bike racks by your pad. We're leaving now since link is here already. You forgot to call me and tell me your PO was calling. I hope I didn't mess up too much. I didn't tell him you worked here and now I realize you were having me validate you were working. Tell him to call again and speak with the right person.....
ReplyDeleteWhat is this? All you had to do was to say yeah, he's slopping out the bathroom right now and can't come to the phone. How difficult was that? What is it with you guys? Now there's this stupid bracelet business I have to figure out. They were in Anaheim waiting for me and they're pissed.
DeleteIs it possible to get a track list? They're all mixed up!
ReplyDeleteThey should fall right into place if you slide them into iTunes. Also, they're tagged in track order and by album name. But I'm perfectly prepared to make a few long-haul flights and meet you at your convenience (and expense) to help you arrange the mp3 files in order if you fail to accomplish this task. Here to help.
DeleteOh you dog! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThanks. One of my favorite bands.
ReplyDeleteAs a young lad, tripping balls on Orange Sunshine, I caught Spirit ca. 1968 at the Shrine Auditorium in LA. By then they'd graduated from club scene to the larger venues housing hippie dances. Even from my perch in one of the Shrine's sky-high loges, I was struck that the band's kick-asss drummer looked like an old dude. It was years later I found out that Ed Cassidy was Randy California's stepfather and had been playing the tubs professionally since the '30s. Much thanks for these rarities.
ReplyDeleteAnd on the bracelet thing, plausible deniability works okay in politics, usually, but not so much with POs, I've found.
I had to check that '30s date, but he slips in under the line, doesn't he? What an incredible guy. Actor and writer, too. Check out Stuttgart Say Goodbye on Tent Of Miracles for some of his superhip wordage - one of the few examples of spoken-word poetry in rock that really works.
DeleteI do love this band thanks for one I midder along the way
DeleteBill@24hr
Good to see you here, Bill!
DeleteThanks and good luck -- if you chop your foot off it may help explain how the ankle bracelet "fell off." Definitely worth it if it keeps you off the parchment farm
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