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[Travellin Dave]

In 1964, The Beatles made their first live American television appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show," broadcast from New York by CBS.

I watched that.  I had already bought their album "Meet the Beatles..."  After the Ed Sullivan Show all the boys wanted to grow their hair like girls and wear high heeled boots.

Me too and bad part is it does not seem like that long ago.    She loves you yeah yeah yeah~

Bunch of old farts.  I was born 15 months after that.

Well, they DID call it Rock & Roll.  Ever wonder about the origin of the name "Rock & Roll"?

No, I've known the origin of the term since I was about 6.

I hadn't until i reached the tender age of 17 and happened to ask an older "rocker" who laughed and proceeded to tell me.

My dad was a folk musician in San Francisco in the early 60's, and barely 18 when I was born.  So I got the musical indoctrination early on.

(probably chemical/medicinal as well)

[Bad Dad]

77 degrees out think i will take a walk.  BBL

It must be nice to have 77 degree temps... later tr.

[Bad Dad]

77 degrees out think i will take a walk.  BBL

Nice!  35 here.  still able to sit in the car and smoke a CyB robbie for lunch

32 degrees here in St. Louis....  I may go humi diving later and sit next to the furnace cold air return to filter out the smoke..

[CigarGuy87]

77 degrees out think i will take a walk.  BBL

It must be nice to have 77 degree temps... later tr.

I hope I see the 70s in May this year - been a weird winter so far!

[Bad Dad]

In 1964, The Beatles made their first live American television appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show," broadcast from New York by CBS.

I watched that.  I had already bought their album "Meet the Beatles..."  After the Ed Sullivan Show all the boys wanted to grow their hair like girls and wear high heeled boots.

Me too and bad part is it does not seem like that long ago.    She loves you yeah yeah yeah~

Bunch of old farts.  I was born 15 months after that.

Well, they DID call it Rock & Roll.  Ever wonder about the origin of the name "Rock & Roll"?

No, I've known the origin of the term since I was about 6.

I hadn't until i reached the tender age of 17 and happened to ask an older "rocker" who laughed and proceeded to tell me.

My dad was a folk musician in San Francisco in the early 60's, and barely 18 when I was born.  So I got the musical indoctrination early on.

(probably chemical/medicinal as well)

God, the late 60's was great.  Lovely girls everywhere wearing their mini-skirts, babydoll tied dyed dresses, and short shorts.  You couldn't turn your head without seeing some girls panties.  Today there is probably a law against looking..?

[CigarGuy87]

In 1964, The Beatles made their first live American television appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show," broadcast from New York by CBS.

I watched that.  I had already bought their album "Meet the Beatles..."  After the Ed Sullivan Show all the boys wanted to grow their hair like girls and wear high heeled boots.

Me too and bad part is it does not seem like that long ago.    She loves you yeah yeah yeah~

Bunch of old farts.  I was born 15 months after that.

Well, they DID call it Rock & Roll.  Ever wonder about the origin of the name "Rock & Roll"?

No, I've known the origin of the term since I was about 6.

I hadn't until i reached the tender age of 17 and happened to ask an older "rocker" who laughed and proceeded to tell me.

My dad was a folk musician in San Francisco in the early 60's, and barely 18 when I was born.  So I got the musical indoctrination early on.

(probably chemical/medicinal as well)

God, the late 60's was great.  Lovely girls everywhere wearing their mini-skirts, babydoll tied dyed dresses, and short shorts.  You couldn't turn your head without seeing some girls panties.  Today there is probably a law against looking..?

Sounds like a high school now a days - damn HS girls, 'they stay the saaammmeee aaaaggggeeeeeeeeee'   

[LuvTooGolf]

In 1964, The Beatles made their first live American television appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show," broadcast from New York by CBS.

I watched that.  I had already bought their album "Meet the Beatles..."  After the Ed Sullivan Show all the boys wanted to grow their hair like girls and wear high heeled boots.

Me too and bad part is it does not seem like that long ago.    She loves you yeah yeah yeah~

Bunch of old farts.  I was born 15 months after that.

Well, they DID call it Rock & Roll.  Ever wonder about the origin of the name "Rock & Roll"?

No, I've known the origin of the term since I was about 6.

I hadn't until i reached the tender age of 17 and happened to ask an older "rocker" who laughed and proceeded to tell me.

My dad was a folk musician in San Francisco in the early 60's, and barely 18 when I was born.  So I got the musical indoctrination early on.

(probably chemical/medicinal as well)

God, the late 60's was great.  Lovely girls everywhere wearing their mini-skirts, babydoll tied dyed dresses, and short shorts.  You couldn't turn your head without seeing some girls panties.  Today there is probably a law against looking..?

But today, people are aware of the existence of razors. Today wins.

[Bad Dad]

In 1964, The Beatles made their first live American television appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show," broadcast from New York by CBS.

I watched that.  I had already bought their album "Meet the Beatles..."  After the Ed Sullivan Show all the boys wanted to grow their hair like girls and wear high heeled boots.

Me too and bad part is it does not seem like that long ago.    She loves you yeah yeah yeah~

Bunch of old farts.  I was born 15 months after that.

Well, they DID call it Rock & Roll.  Ever wonder about the origin of the name "Rock & Roll"?

No, I've known the origin of the term since I was about 6.

I hadn't until i reached the tender age of 17 and happened to ask an older "rocker" who laughed and proceeded to tell me.

My dad was a folk musician in San Francisco in the early 60's, and barely 18 when I was born.  So I got the musical indoctrination early on.

(probably chemical/medicinal as well)

God, the late 60's was great.  Lovely girls everywhere wearing their mini-skirts, babydoll tied dyed dresses, and short shorts.  You couldn't turn your head without seeing some girls panties.  Today there is probably a law against looking..?

Sounds like a high school now a days - damn HS girls, 'they stay the saaammmeee aaaaggggeeeeeeeeee'   

I enjoyed the pre-school mommies...! I saw a few early 20's hot one, and they are so nice too..!  I guess due to my having the grandkids with me.

[South Carolina Redfish]

I bet nobody ever had this assignment before!

From our Headquarters Lack of Leadership this morning:

Due to cuts in funding everyone needs to be realigining their performance plans to do less with less for the balance of performance year 2015.

Sounds easy but we got so many dipsticks that do nothing it is going to be a challenge to do less, IT Department for example!

It's not easy doing nothing for 8 hours.

I agree...  Guard duty in the military was the worse, except for the night a Bull Moose chased me out of the ammo dump...  I thought about shooting him with my 45, but I was afraid it would make him really, really MAD...!!!!  Did you ever see how big those thing are..?

Wise man.  That .45 would have hurt when the moose shoved it up your ass.

His back was as high as my nose, and I swear he had an antler spread of about 8 foot.  When I was a kid I ran into a black bear while camping in the Smokey Mountains.  They said to yell and scream and bang on thing to make allot of noise and they'll run away.  So I ran into the guard shack and started pounding on the sides and yelling and scream, and he ran off.

How big was his dick?

I don't know, I sure didn't see any love in his eyes...!

TNWSS      As Bean would say - WTF is Bean?

[South Carolina Redfish]

77 degrees out think i will take a walk.  BBL

It must be nice to have 77 degree temps... later tr.

I hope I see the 70s in May this year - been a weird winter so far!

Looking for 80's this today, got hot walking.

[Travellin Dave]

In 1964, The Beatles made their first live American television appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show," broadcast from New York by CBS.

I watched that.  I had already bought their album "Meet the Beatles..."  After the Ed Sullivan Show all the boys wanted to grow their hair like girls and wear high heeled boots.

Me too and bad part is it does not seem like that long ago.    She loves you yeah yeah yeah~

Bunch of old farts.  I was born 15 months after that.

Well, they DID call it Rock & Roll.  Ever wonder about the origin of the name "Rock & Roll"?

No, I've known the origin of the term since I was about 6.

I hadn't until i reached the tender age of 17 and happened to ask an older "rocker" who laughed and proceeded to tell me.

My dad was a folk musician in San Francisco in the early 60's, and barely 18 when I was born.  So I got the musical indoctrination early on.

Great, that's good for you.  Otherwise you would be trying to dance to rap music these days.

Actually it gave me a very broad appreciation of musical styles.  There's a lot of hip-hop that I like. 

Top 40 radio, on the other hand, needs an enema.

Always depressed at the In Memorium....
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/video/grammys-memoriam-tribute-video-771596

Joe Cocker, Pete Seegar, Johnny Winter, Bob Crewe, Paul Revere, and of course Big Bank Hank from Sugar Hill Gang....

[Bad Dad]

In 1964, The Beatles made their first live American television appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show," broadcast from New York by CBS.

I watched that.  I had already bought their album "Meet the Beatles..."  After the Ed Sullivan Show all the boys wanted to grow their hair like girls and wear high heeled boots.

Me too and bad part is it does not seem like that long ago.    She loves you yeah yeah yeah~

Bunch of old farts.  I was born 15 months after that.

Well, they DID call it Rock & Roll.  Ever wonder about the origin of the name "Rock & Roll"?

No, I've known the origin of the term since I was about 6.

I hadn't until i reached the tender age of 17 and happened to ask an older "rocker" who laughed and proceeded to tell me.

My dad was a folk musician in San Francisco in the early 60's, and barely 18 when I was born.  So I got the musical indoctrination early on.

(probably chemical/medicinal as well)

God, the late 60's was great.  Lovely girls everywhere wearing their mini-skirts, babydoll tied dyed dresses, and short shorts.  You couldn't turn your head without seeing some girls panties.  Today there is probably a law against looking..?

But today, people are aware of the existence of razors. Today wins.

Watch the movie Debbie Does Dallas.  No razors, no boob jobs, and think, this is what women are supposed to look like.  I've actually have forgotten, until I watched it again.

[Travellin Dave]

In 1964, The Beatles made their first live American television appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show," broadcast from New York by CBS.

I watched that.  I had already bought their album "Meet the Beatles..."  After the Ed Sullivan Show all the boys wanted to grow their hair like girls and wear high heeled boots.

Me too and bad part is it does not seem like that long ago.    She loves you yeah yeah yeah~

Bunch of old farts.  I was born 15 months after that.

Well, they DID call it Rock & Roll.  Ever wonder about the origin of the name "Rock & Roll"?

No, I've known the origin of the term since I was about 6.

I hadn't until i reached the tender age of 17 and happened to ask an older "rocker" who laughed and proceeded to tell me.

My dad was a folk musician in San Francisco in the early 60's, and barely 18 when I was born.  So I got the musical indoctrination early on.

(probably chemical/medicinal as well)

God, the late 60's was great.  Lovely girls everywhere wearing their mini-skirts, babydoll tied dyed dresses, and short shorts.  You couldn't turn your head without seeing some girls panties.  Today there is probably a law against looking..?

Sounds like a high school now a days - damn HS girls, 'they stay the saaammmeee aaaaggggeeeeeeeeee'   

I enjoyed the pre-school mommies...! I saw a few early 20's hot one, and they are so nice too..!  I guess due to my having the grandkids with me.

Bet you volunteer to go to back to school night as well....

[razgueado]

In 1964, The Beatles made their first live American television appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show," broadcast from New York by CBS.

I watched that.  I had already bought their album "Meet the Beatles..."  After the Ed Sullivan Show all the boys wanted to grow their hair like girls and wear high heeled boots.

Me too and bad part is it does not seem like that long ago.    She loves you yeah yeah yeah~

Bunch of old farts.  I was born 15 months after that.

Well, they DID call it Rock & Roll.  Ever wonder about the origin of the name "Rock & Roll"?

No, I've known the origin of the term since I was about 6.

I hadn't until i reached the tender age of 17 and happened to ask an older "rocker" who laughed and proceeded to tell me.

My dad was a folk musician in San Francisco in the early 60's, and barely 18 when I was born.  So I got the musical indoctrination early on.

(probably chemical/medicinal as well)

God, the late 60's was great.  Lovely girls everywhere wearing their mini-skirts, babydoll tied dyed dresses, and short shorts.  You couldn't turn your head without seeing some girls panties.  Today there is probably a law against looking..?

Today there are laws against thinking about looking. 

By the way, I reported you to Homeland Security. But it's okay, they said they didn't have enough money to prosecute.  So they just put you on the no-fly list.

[South Carolina Redfish]

In 1964, The Beatles made their first live American television appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show," broadcast from New York by CBS.

I watched that.  I had already bought their album "Meet the Beatles..."  After the Ed Sullivan Show all the boys wanted to grow their hair like girls and wear high heeled boots.

Me too and bad part is it does not seem like that long ago.    She loves you yeah yeah yeah~

Bunch of old farts.  I was born 15 months after that.

Well, they DID call it Rock & Roll.  Ever wonder about the origin of the name "Rock & Roll"?

No, I've known the origin of the term since I was about 6.

I hadn't until i reached the tender age of 17 and happened to ask an older "rocker" who laughed and proceeded to tell me.

My dad was a folk musician in San Francisco in the early 60's, and barely 18 when I was born.  So I got the musical indoctrination early on.

(probably chemical/medicinal as well)

God, the late 60's was great.  Lovely girls everywhere wearing their mini-skirts, babydoll tied dyed dresses, and short shorts.  You couldn't turn your head without seeing some girls panties.  Today there is probably a law against looking..?

But today, people are aware of the existence of razors. Today wins.

No fun in that, takes away half the guess work.  How the hell you supposed to know if they got a snatch to match?