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HW3 01-19-16 01:23 AM
They are Dropping Like Flies
 
Dallas Taylor dies at 66; drummer for Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young

http://www.latimes.com/local/obituar...119-story.html

Gary Loizzo: American Breed Singer Dies at 70, Reports Say

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...type=3&theater

Buddahaid 01-19-16 01:47 AM
It's a conspiracy by the far right to deprive the left of it's musical heroes..... Don't drink the Kool-aid man....

Aktungbby 01-19-16 02:02 AM
clear light
 
I miss him from waaay back vinylwise! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wfk2YlAMBo Some serious drummin' here. We've got our Eye on You Mr Blue

Sailor Steve 01-19-16 02:06 AM
Every year somebody comments on the number of famous people who died that year. I always reply that it's not extraordinary, that a lot of famous people die every year. I used to receive an encyclopedia yearbook every year, and the number of people whose names I knew was staggering. Every year.

I'm not writing this to dismiss the thread, or to argue. I'm writing to say that this year does indeed seem to be getting off to a bad start, considering it's only nineteen days old.

I also keep noticing how close to my own age a lot of these people are. :-?

Aktungbby 01-19-16 02:11 AM
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I also keep noticing how close to my own age a lot of these people are.
AYE! that's the (unspoken)
rub! :shifty: :damn: :oops:

Jimbuna 01-19-16 06:38 AM
As Steve said
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I also keep noticing how close to my own age a lot of these people are.
I simply give thanks he is way ahead of me :)

STEED 01-19-16 06:46 AM
Black January for entertainment. :o

Eichhörnchen 01-19-16 08:54 AM
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Originally Posted by Sailor Steve (Post 2374852)
I also keep noticing how close to my own age a lot of these people are. :-?
The time to break into a real sweat will be when they start getting younger than you.

Sailor Steve 01-19-16 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Eichhörnchen (Post 2374927)
The time to break into a real sweat will be when they start getting younger than you.
I already did that eight years ago, when for the first time we elected a president who was younger than me - by more than a decade!

Aktungbby 01-19-16 11:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Sailor Steve (Post 2374938)
I already did that eight years ago, when for the first time we elected a president who was younger than me - by more than a decade!
Did U mean "younger than I" :smug: :O: Seriously though, at the traditional wake for my mom a year ago this FEB I kept noticing how nice everyone was...to me... till I realized...I'm now the old guy of the clan!:dead: :doh: :wah: In looking at all the old family photos going back to the early 1900's, I'm the only one who knows who everyone is ( ok:was :o) All the kids: grand nephews and nieces etc, are using ME as a historical reference!:k_confused:

Commander Wallace 01-19-16 12:14 PM
One thing about getting older is that your memory is getting longer while your life is getting shorter. :hmm2:

MLF 01-19-16 12:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Commander Wallace (Post 2374982)
One thing about getting older is that your memory is getting longer while your life is getting shorter. :hmm2:
Can you remind me what "memory" is, please? :-?

Sailor Steve 01-19-16 12:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Aktungbby (Post 2374963)
Did U mean "younger than I" :smug: :O:
No, I was referring to ME, as in "younger than the State of Maine".

Yes, even a dedicated Grammar Nazi can make mistakes, especially when writing in haste. On the other hand I found one expert who says it's not that clear.
http://pilotonline.com/life/columnis...33c49fb14.html

Aktungbby 01-19-16 01:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Sailor Steve (Post 2374991)
No, I was referring to ME, as in "younger than the State of Maine".

Yes, even a dedicated Grammar Nazi can make mistakes, especially when writing in haste. On the other hand I found one expert who says it's not that clear.
http://pilotonline.com/life/columnis...33c49fb14.html
WELL I read that link and U AND ME:O: will not submit to the tyranny of the illiterate masses! My precedent is Clear:
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To a question before his cabinet, Lincoln voted "aye" and his six cabinet members voted "nay." The President then pronounced the result: "Nays, six. Ayes, one. The ayes have it."
Now there was a President.:03:
(obviously the moderator-in chief of his cabinet-family; and a noted Grammer Tyrant in his own write)

Commander Wallace 01-19-16 01:35 PM
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Originally Posted by MLF (Post 2374990)
Can you remind me what "memory" is, please? :-?
LOL. I'm sure it's not that bad.


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