Reuben Sandwich

DO NOT TOUCH: Cool Hand Luke The Seven Samurai A Clockwork Orange My Neighbour Totoro

Erin Can't give you rep points but I know you will take this in the proper context

I like this term too but more for the overall figure. How about "partake in the splendour of my bounty" "There'll be not mutiny on this Bounty" "Trip to Bountiful"

You know you spend too much time on Cerb when you sign on in the morning and see your last visit was only 5 hour ago.

2. Bewitched 6 Captain Kangaroo ????? 9 Leave it to Beaver 15 The Dick Van Dyke Show Posted via Mobile Device

Ronnie Lane You Never Can Tell

That is so hard to pick a favourite. All the ones metioned I have fond memories of. Yet there is so much good current music too. Lasting impressions though are of Dandy Bat who we used to see at the Edgewater in Montreal in the 70's and the Kitsilano Kat Kickers from Vancouver in the early 80's who left me with a love of The Hot Club Of France and Reinhardt/Grapelli. The Band, Young, Hip, Odds, Rogers, McMster, lang, Beth Ferguson, it just goes on and on.

I used to do a lot of driving in the Prairies and B.C. and you could pretty well have a good idea of travel time based on your speed and the lack of traffic. 1300 km Calgary to Winnipeg, around 13 hours. Ontario is hit and miss with the traffic. Just did Ottawa to Sauble Beach (Lake Huron), 10 hours going, 7 1/2 returning. The Toronto to Ottawa part was only 4 hours from Airport Road and 407. Not bad for mid day. I'm not much for speeding on the 400 highways, a steady 120 gets you there quick enough without too much attention from the fuzz.

Alta Moda Julian The beautiful voice of Molly Johnson

Aaaah! Soapy massage. Jergens on, Jergens off. Posted via Mobile Device

Allman Brothers Band Ramblin' Man "I was born in the back seat of a Greyhound bus, rolling down Highway 41" Gotta love songs with lyrics like this.

Sly and the Family Stone Hot Fun in the Summer Time http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NVVe1DkVsQ "Boop-boop-ba-boop-boop" when I want to"

I always enjoy RG's consistantly even handed writing and his openess.

I remember this lasted us (4 boys) about a week before we lost all the bullets, broke the rocket launcher, etc... My weapon of choice was my Paladin holster, although I seem to recall it had a derringer pouch in the back.

Nina Simone Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PipX3l1tEeU "I'm just a soul who's intentions are good, Oh Lord, Please don't let me be misunderstood."

King Crimson I Talk To The Wind http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbkdZFhYIOQ

And one of the cast/writers was Ted Zielgler, who just previous to Sonny and Cher was playing Johnny Jellybean on CFCF in Montreal. Just before Magic Tom if you were in Mtl. in that era.

Smashing Pumpkins 1979 # 9, # 9, # 9.... Oooh, lucky Tendencies ends with an S, no change required.

Ian Hunter Once Bitten, Twice Shy

Spirit (from Wings) Nature's Way I still find my way back to this song and album every so often. Nothing to Hide is another groovy tune.

My hands. From the lines on my palms to the veins and muscle acroos the back. They are dark tanned now and show their age, still strong but soft in touch. The odd scar here and there. I enjoy using them.

Ella Fitzgerald with Louis Armstrong Summertime "and the livin' is easy" but today I may just take it easy. Stay cool peoples.

Aaron Copland Hoedown Yeee Haaaw

I agree with all the positive statements regarding stevecurious' contributions here but I also like how he represents his constituency of the P. E. Island.

So how old do you have to be to remember what a relief CODCO was from Wayne and Shuster? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIaq5AkpcOs