Son-of-a-Weizen

Same here. Was it a political thread? This thread is a good example. As long as a guy like deep keeps holding the AAJ board hostage and terrorizing it like he's doing now, I'm not going to post over there. Every time a poster is saying something deep doesn’t like (which is almost all of the time, unless it's Patricia / Still Life), they get a bashing; my English is not good enough to counter sexist, childish and offensive posts like his. It's beginning to look like deep is controlling the AAJ board. Sensing an opportunity to put his exceptional interpersonal skills to work, DEEP adopts a courteous demeanor and asks the moderator to show another poster the door. Now that's rich!

Kenya AA.

vs. daily rations of Stuttgarter Hofbrau!!! You gotta be joking? Best of luck Erik.

That's too funny!

Man, all you guys on Atkins are wreaking havoc with the beef markets.....you're killin' us! Eat Ostrich or something else will ya? B) http://moneycentral.msn.com/content/invest...xtra/P66639.asp

Ah, sorry Mr. Eagleton.....no legislating on an appropriations bill. You'll have to find some other vehicle for your amendment.

I'm in total agreement with this....exercise is the key. As a 6'2" consumer of 3 pints of brew a night, I've hung around the 225 lb range for many years by taking brisk 30 min. walks 4-5 times a week. Every week, I saute (in olive oil) a pot of julienned peppers (red, green, orange & yellow) for hours untill they are nice and soft....and then combine a healthy portion of this with some chicken chunks or prosciutto, fresh spinach, a few tomatoes, 2 tablespoons of romano, some diced steamed asparagus, and some mashed cannellini or garbanzo beans (much lower sodium than the canned refried veggy beans) in a tortilla and nuke it for 2 minutes. Gotta throw on a couple of shots of my favorite 'Dr. Chilemeister's Sick & Deadly Insane Hot Sauce' and wash 'er down with a weizen! Yeah, I know that if it's in a tortilla, it should be called a Burrito ......but those cheese stuffed, sour cream laden 35 gram of fat things are in an entirely different category and I'm calling mine a Beerito!

A $6,539.18 life insurance policy doesn't go far.....sounds like someone took the most prudent course of action.

Hey, I want you know straight up that the guy who gave you those negatives, Sun-of-a-Weizen, isn't me.......it's my cousin.

I was thinking the same thing when UAgent floated 'Shrugs' name.

Arturo Sandoval's "Daahoud"

Well, not exactly.......but prior to polishing up the carbon steel blades on the English Boarding Cutlasses there are some rather pleasant cello/viola duets in the Captain's Quarters.

They did a nice job with this one......period uniforms (1805) looked excellent, as did the vessels. Life in H.M. Navy was probably a bit more brutal than was depicted and Crowe has perhaps an extra ounce of fun-lovin' zip to his stride....but overall not a bad choice. I thought that the best part of the film was when they let loose with the first salvo of .......and then the rear aft the beam ........plus the tottering foremast had some ...........and he finally said 'please pass the salt'! Woa !!

The O'Brian books that I've read are superb and I hope that this film is as good as it sounds. Last 'grown-up' film I ventured into the theater for was about 5 years ago ('Saving Private Ryan').....what are they like now? These places serve up noontime brews on tap yet? B)

Many thanks for all the kind words folks!! Scored a few Mosaic Selects, some choice cigars, a nice bottle of Cooper's Choice Single Malt (19 Yr.)..........and a nice headache from too much Port over at the new Charlie Palmers steakhouse a block over from The Capitol. An odd place....aircraft hangar-sized mens & ladies rooms are separated by a solid wall of frosted glass with 3 randomly positioned keyhole windows (w/clear glass) at various heights (knee, chest, etc) so that you can sneak a quick peek into the adjoining restroom. Yes, after a bottle of wine I finally stooped down to take a peek...but thankfully Sen. Barbara Mikulski wasn't in there. I wonder if all the 'excitement' was too much for Strom Thurmond to handle? B)

Same day...same age...play chess...read National Review -- you sure you're not me? Have a good one!!

It could just be my system, but whenever the download process just stopped cold, I'd reinstall the download manager......it only takes 10 seconds and seems to 'jump start' the download process when it stalled.

I've managed to acquire about 20 of these and am very pleased with the quality. As you know, a good number of these are now in the 'hard-to-find' category so pick 'em up while you can. The Silver is an excellent one.....and as for that Gil Melle -- I've got Vol. 3 but not the one you're after, so I look forward to adding it to the stax (just kidding). Good luck with it!! When you get it, please post a review and let us know what you think. Leeway, Here's another listing: TOJJ-5002: Thelonious Monk, Genius Of Modern Music TOJJ-5003: Bud Powell, The Amazing Bud Powell TOJJ-5004: Fats Navarro Memorial Album TOJJ-5006: James Moody and His Modernists with Candido TOJJ-5009: Thelonious Monk, Genius Of Modern Music, Volume 2 TOJJ-5011: Milt Jackson, Wizard Of The Vibes TOJJ-5012: Howard McGhee's All-Stars and The McGhee-Navarro Boptet TOJJ-5013: Miles Davis, Young Man with a Horn TOJJ-5018: Horace Silver, Introducing the Horace Silver Trio TOJJ-5020: Gil Melle, Quintet/Sextet TOJJ-5021: Lou Donaldson, Quintet-Quartet TOJJ-5022: Miles Davis, Volume 2 TOJJ-5023: Kenny Drew, Introducing the Kenny Drew Trio TOJJ-5024: Howard McGhee, Volume 2 TOJJ-5025: Wynton Kelly, Piano Interpretations by Wynton Kelly TOJJ-5026: Memorable Sessions TOJJ-5028: J.J. Johnson with Clifford Brown TOJJ-5029: Elmo Hope Trio TOJJ-5030: Lou Donaldson-Clifford Brown TOJJ-5032: Clifford Brown, New Star on the Horizon TOJJ-5033: Gil Melle Quintet, Volume 2 TOJJ-5034: Horace Silver Trio, Volume 2 TOJJ-5035: Sal Salvador Quintet TOJJ-5036: Urbie Green Septet TOJJ-5037: Art Blakey, A Night at Birdland, Volume 1 TOJJ-5038: Art Blakey, A Night at Birdland, Volume 2 TOJJ-5039: Art Blakey, A Night at Birdland, Volume 3 TOJJ-5040: Miles Davis, Volume 3 TOJJ-5041: Bud Powell, The Amazing Bud Powell, Volume 2 TOJJ-5042: Tal Farlow Quartet TOJJ-5043: Frank Foster Quintet TOJJ-5044: Elmo Hope Quintet, Volume 2 TOJJ-5045: George Wallington and His Band TOJJ-5053: Julius Watkins Sextet TOJJ-5054: Gil Melle Quartet, Volume 3 TOJJ-5055: Lou Donaldson Sextet Volume 2 TOJJ-5056: Jutta Hipp Quintet TOJJ-5057: J.J. Johnson, The Eminent J.J. Johnson TOJJ-5058: Horace Silver Quintet, Volume 1 TOJJ-5059: Best from The West-Modern Sounds from California, Volume 1 TOJJ-5060: Best from The West-Modern Sounds from California, Volume 2 TOJJ-5062: Horace Silver Quintet, Volume 2 TOJJ-5063: Gil Melle Quintet, Volume 4 TOJJ-5064: Julius Watkins Sextet, Volume 2 TOJJ-5065: Kenny Dorham, Afro Cuban TOJJ-5066: Hank Mobley Quartet TOJJ-5067: Lou Mecca Quartet TOJJ-5068: Herbie Nichols, The Prophetic Herbie Nichols, Volume 1 TOJJ-5069: Herbie Nichols, The Prophetic Herbie Nichols, Volume 2 TOJJ-5070: J.J. Johnson, The Eminent J.J. Johnson, Volume 3

Dr. Johnny Fever WKRP P.O. Box 100 Cincinatti, Ohio Hey, next time you check in with the Doc, how about asking him how Herb and Mr. Carlson are doing?

Splott you and the horse you rode in on!!

It would seem, then, that you don't deserve to own this vinyl set, and should therefore send it to a good home: mine. Geez, I dunno man......you quite sure that the wild and crazy beat on Fran Dance won't wreak havoc on the ears of the blessed sheep flocks back there in Splott ? For those who are wondering.......there's a nasty 'ol 'Pop' about 4 minutes into "If I Were a Bell" that causes the stylus to skip. It's ugly.

A replacement for Record #3 unexpectedly showed up at the door yesterday. Must confess that I hadn't yet listened to that one and wasn't even aware of the problem.....was it mentioned somewhere?

Anybody heard anything lately about the proposed Jazz Crusaders box?

I heard it was a wild party .....Stockholm hasn't seen such fireworks since: