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mine will be found on stub hub......if they go, im going on vacation...... I might be with you HSC for $300 each, for a game that might not be played, I think I would be selling. already sold... and it footed my vacation bill to boot...... PM me and let me know what you got, just out curiousity. (if you don't mind that is)

Doesn't mean I want to see them on my site

Eh, a two year deal is a tough sell to me. He has better be willing to take a huge paycut to compensate for the extra year, IMO.

It would be perfect, if there wasn't that f***ing Twin in the picture, screwing everything up

The so-called immorality of the song was to be found in Norwegian Wood not being a statement about interior decorating but meaning "knowing we would." John always denied that in every interview I read. That was in the days when people were burning Beatles albums because they were so immoral. Paul McCartney actually told that story the night he was the only guest on Jay Leno (along with his new wife). I never watch Leno - I missed that! Right now I am very, very grateful that Paul gave the same explanation as me - would be very embarrasing to ask a trivia question and have Paul tell me my answer was wrong! I'm not sure I understand your explanation, but McCartney said exactly what I said. Norwiegen Wood was a story about an affair John had before he met Yoko.

John, at the time doing heavy political songs, was angry about the trite lyrics of Paul's songs. Paul's musical response to How Do You Sleep was Silly Love Songs. You'd think that people Would have had enough Of silly love songs I look around me and I see it isn't so Some people wanna fill the world With silly love songs And what's wrong with that? I'd like to know 'cause here I go again I love you, I love you And for those kind of reason's I think are why I always liked Paul better. I always loved the fact that Paul given everything in the world, still aims to make others and himself happy. I respect John's song writiting and passion more than any of the Beatles, but McCartney just seems to realize the gift he has and wants to share it and make people as happy as he is.

The so-called immorality of the song was to be found in Norwegian Wood not being a statement about interior decorating but meaning "knowing we would." John always denied that in every interview I read. That was in the days when people were burning Beatles albums because they were so immoral. Paul McCartney actually told that story the night he was the only guest on Jay Leno (along with his new wife).

I know that the song was a coded story about an affair that John had, but I have no idea what they interpreted it as, and I am really curious.

Bart has saved our asses in the last month. Here is to hoping he has some left in the tank.

So you sit in the lower level, huh? :finger

And that article is the reason I admire Bonds so much. He is who he is. He isn't some BS made to sell Pepsi or Nikes or some crap. He is himself and is perfectly happy doing it.

I just talked to someone I know, who has nephew who plays for the Tigers. And long story short, don't expect any help from the Tigers...

The Weird Al Wanna-Be's Beatles top 10. (it was the name of our radio show in college) 10. I Wanna Hold Your Hand 9. Here, There, and Everywhere 8. Strawberry Fields Forever 7. Hard Days Night 6. Yellow Submarine 5. Let it Be 4. Hey Jude 3. A Day in the Life 2. In My Life 1. Yesterday We actually did the top 64, if anyone wants to see they can PM me, or I can always post it if there is enough interest.

Big, big mistake.

CW or Aboz, you guys have a personal top 10 for the Beatles? I am going to post the one my friend and I did when I get home tonight.

Heck I am too old for this and I haven't even hit 30 yet...

who was Dear Prudence written for? Julia? Which Beatle did the first solo album (and I still have it)? Who introduced them to marijuana? Without thinking, who was Stu Sutcliff? What was them original name of the haircut? And the immortal line "how can you sleep" was written by whom for whom because of what, and what was the musical response? In the middle of the night I.... what? Let's see how well they taught you! Paul did the first solo album, Ram. how can you sleep was a bitter, bitter song by John to Paul, after the break up. The haircut was the mop top, I think

I thought the same thing. Not facing Santana or Milton is a f***ing HUGE break. Not to mention we just missed Pedro and Lowe in the BOston series. Maybe fate? Not fate, it was the fact that Boston is looking to match up with other teams in their division.

SOOO glad we dont have to see Santana either. Amen to that. He is one bad ass pitcher. There is absolutely no tell between his fastball and his change.

If it wasn't for skipping our 5th starter, off days would serve no useful purpose I am so ready to get this stretch run going!

Interesting stuff. I had heard most of that before, but not all of it. BTW Aboz in your class was it more about the music, did it talk more about cultural impact, or what was the focus? We had 4 tests, which half were based on a text book and info that we talked about in class and the other half was a listening portion where you had to identify the song title, album it was on and who sang the lead of the song. We talked mostly about the music, some about the culture impact of the band as well. Our prof. was a big time Beatles nut, as he's been teaching that course since 1982 and knows a boatload about them. It was definitely an interesting experience that I won't forget. Well I bet the last part of the tests was the easiest. I have found myself doing most of that just by habit. BTW did you see McCartney when he toured? Nope, prices were too high. I'm also not as big into Paul as I am into George and John. They're all great, but he's my 3rd favorite of the 4 and I wasn't willing to pay that much to see him. Did get that DVD of the concert though, it's pretty good. Did you see him? Yeah Paul is my personal fav, so I ponied up and went. It was an incredible show. It just blew my mind that a 60 year old could do a 2 1/2 hour show with that much energy, and not take a break. It was the best show I have ever seen.

Interesting stuff. I had heard most of that before, but not all of it. BTW Aboz in your class was it more about the music, did it talk more about cultural impact, or what was the focus? We had 4 tests, which half were based on a text book and info that we talked about in class and the other half was a listening portion where you had to identify the song title, album it was on and who sang the lead of the song. We talked mostly about the music, some about the culture impact of the band as well. Our prof. was a big time Beatles nut, as he's been teaching that course since 1982 and knows a boatload about them. It was definitely an interesting experience that I won't forget. Well I bet the last part of the tests was the easiest. I have found myself doing most of that just by habit. BTW did you see McCartney when he toured?

I think it should help more this time of year. Early in the year you hate to skip because guys are still rusty. Right now the rest is huge.

Interesting stuff. I had heard most of that before, but not all of it. BTW Aboz in your class was it more about the music, did it talk more about cultural impact, or what was the focus?

Bmr said he quit posting because the site has gone to s***