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Location: Converse, Texas | Check this out! How'd you like to have them come visit you in the hospital? All I had was Amy Carter!
BUSH DAUGHTERS VISIT TROOPS
Now of course, to make this an official OFC post, would you say the below picture is a Super Shallow bowl, a shallow bowl, or a mid-bowl?
BOWL SIZE
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Location: Florida | I heard Chelsea Clinton used to visit VA hospital too. They used her visage as the simultaniuos alternate for Syrup of Ipecac and a Fleet's. |
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Location: Converse, Texas | Now which of these two would you want to come visit you in the hospital???
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Location: Lafayette, Louisiana | Chelsea is quite a troll, but she does look better lately. She kinda reminds me of an MOB. :D |
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You're Right though it's like comparing an MOB to say ...a Legend LX! :D :D |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Don't you guys have day-jobs?
"One President's Daughter may hide another" |
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Location: Converse, Texas | stevechapman wrote:
If she'l have me, I'll Take jenna!
You're Right though it's like comparing an MOB to say ...a Legend LX!
Jenna being the LX, and Chelsea being Hebert's MOB!!!! |
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Location: Florida | Aw c'mon Chelsea's not so bad for someone that evokes spontanious auto-Heimlich on oneself. Like they say the acorn doesn't fall far from the tree.... |
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Location: Florida | Upon further reflection...
That whole administration was noted for pushing the envelope on the double-X gender. I mean, Albright? Wooo now dats a case of the exactlies. Reno? A knuckledragger if there ever was one. Etc etc. |
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Location: Canton (Detroit), MI | Geez, guys, I hope you don't wonder why there are so few ladies who post here...... :rolleyes:
It was nice for ALL of the President's daughters to visit wounded troops. :)
Roger
1976 Applause AA14-4 6-String
1978 Ovation 1617-4 Legend 6-string
1981 Ovation 1118-1 Glen Campbell 12-string
2001 Adamas 1598-MERB Melissa Etheridge 12-String
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Location: Fayetteville, NC | Yes It was very Nice, I agree.
And I think it was great of them to show their support for our troops.
As far as the comments that have been posted here.
I would hope that ladies recognize Good natured Fun when they see it. :D
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Location: Miami, FL | Hey Guys,
I have a new camapign platorm for Bush here on the board.
A visit for a vote.
I can see the election swaying back in favor of George now.
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Location: NJ | I don't mind checking out the big booty or the mug of the prez' daughters but please keep the politics off the board.
PAT Paulsen for PReSIDENT |
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My Hero;
"The People have spoken, the bastards."
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. . . she'll be waiting tables at a nearby WaffleHut come November. |
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At least I'll know where to look! :D :D
Does this mean she'll be the one surrounded by the men in dark suits with sunglasses and an earplug in their ears? :D |
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If you knew me, you'd know that I am VERY bipartisan (actually, "anti-partisan" would be more accurate). |
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Location: Converse, Texas | Posted by aLeX:
I don't mind checking out the big booty or the mug of the prez' daughters but please keep the politics off the board.
Al: It's like the difference between an Applesauce and an Ovation... Jenna or Chelsea... :eek: |
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Location: Fort Worth, Texas | I always thought Al Gore had some good looking daughters....
Strange, though, when I did a Google Image search for "Gore Girls" this is what I got:
Gore Gore Girls
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. . . y'know what they say . . . "homely" girls TRY harder.
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Don't worry Steve, you'll get your shot at Jenna . . .
. . . she'll be waiting tables at a nearby WaffleHut come November.
After watching W (not W-2) last night... I don't think so cliff... :D |
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Location: SoCal | Ladies and Gentlemen,
I LOVE political "discussions" with other less fortunate (less fortunate because they don't agree with me.) I can use my double-bass voice to outshout some of the best.
HOWEVER, in all seriousness, talking about music may not be as important to us in the long run but it is so much more fun.
Let's see, which of the President/former President/candidate's daughters could be compared to the Acadamy, Applause, Celeb, Balladeer and others? |
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Location: Fayetteville, NC | Al Has Spoken!
Lets get back to music Talk!!
It'already been said and Have to agree..It's more fun! :D |
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Location: Madison, Wisconsin | Without politics, we never would have heard of people like Bob Dylan, Peter,Paul and Mary, Pete Seeger, Phil Ochs, or Woody Guthrie. This just might not be the right venu for the discussions. Lets try the Hamer board. They talk about all sorts of crap there! |
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Location: Lafayette, Louisiana | Bill good point. I like to hear all the performers you listed perform. My problem comes when they open their mouths and start talking about thier political views. Who gives a crap??? |
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Location: SoCal | Made the mistake of going to a Joan Baez concert at San Diego State Univ in 70's - good performance but did not appreciate being accosted/solicited for money by those advocating anarchy, return of California to indigenous natives, etc.
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Location: Tennessee | I'm sick and tired of hearing things
From uptight, short-sighted, narrow-minded hypocritics
All i want is the truth
Just gimme some truth
I've had enough of reading things
By neurotic, psychotic, pig-headed politicians
All i want is the truth
Just gimme some truth
No short-haired, yellow-bellied, son of Tricky Dicky
Is gonna Mother Hubbard soft soap me
With just a pocketful of hope
Money for dope
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Location: Scotland | Originally posted by Legend-LX-Fan:
My problem comes when they open their mouths and start talking about thier political views. Who gives a crap???
I Do. One of the functions of a good songwiter/musician/artist/performer, whether politicaly motivated or not, is as a chronicler of the times & situations in which they live, and this function has produced some of the most important & potent music of the last century. Personally I'd rather hear someone with passion, like Steve Earle or Mellancamp whether I aggree with them politically or not (though I do) than say The Carpenters or some fuckin' pussy like John Denver, or any of the countless other white-bread liberals, hipocrits, fence-sitters or record company whores out there. If music doesn't have an element of danger, or at least some genuine heartfelt conviction, then it's usually not worth listening to. Saw a Joan Baez concert on TV recently, I could just about stomach the politics but could't stomach the 3rd rate playing, singing & songwriting, |
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Location: NJ | hmmmmm
do I suspend Hizzoner for starting this? or Paul for using foul language ?.....
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Location: Scotland | Rocky Mountain High by John Denver? The guy who sunk huge petrol storage tanks into his mountain retreat during a gas crisis? What an ecologist. Lip-service. Hipocrasy |
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Location: Fayetteville, NC | Paul,
Let me start by saying I agree that you have to be aware of whats going on around you. and yes some songwriters do chronicle the times very well. I truly believe That there's also room for moving ones heart.John Denver did some pretty good Love Songs. They're good Acoustic Guitar Tunes. He's not the only one. Jim Croce and James Taylor are some others. I don't worry About The politics of Songwriting as much as does the song truly tell a story or reach to your heart.Not all the Beatle Songs were Social Commentaries of the time some wer just fun Songs and some moved the heart.
In Other Words, Variety Is The Spice Of Life.
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Location: Scotland | I'm a huge Croce fan, my band are currently working on a version of "Don't Mess Around with Jim" though I find listening to James Taylor the aural equivalent of watching paint dry. I don't think political statements are necessary or essential in music, but equally I don't dismiss it or shy away from it. If political comment was left solely to politicians or the media we'd all be screwed. |
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Location: SoCal | Paul:
You have the Jim Croce dvd? It has him performing a number of his tunes as well as adding commentary on how they were written.
As a side note, he and his side man were playing Martins but went to Ovations. Made a big difference in his sound (for the better). |
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Location: Fayetteville, NC | Amen to that Paul T.
You Don't mess Around With Jim Is a great Song. Another one thats Great is Workin' At The Car Wash Blues. Jim Went before is time as Did Stevie Ray. I welcome the chance to hear you play again when you come back to the U.S. |
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Location: Scotland | When I was in Manhattan before the tour I bought a ton of DVDs. Susan was starting to bitch about how much dough I was spending and in one store it became a toss-up between Jim Croce & a Kinky Freidman DVD. Kinky won, so no, I don't have the Croce DVD, but I'll get it when she's not looking.
There's a couple of stills on the DVD with the Kinkster playing a Folklore |
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Location: Tennessee | Yer Judgeship ...
Maybe W-2 can correct me on this, but Lennon wasn't seen with an Ovation until he was recording the Starting Over collection in 1980. Gimme Some Truth was done for the Imagine album.
I've posted this before, but just for the 1500 or so that have joing the club since then, here it is again:
(pause) ... oh hell, I can't figure this out. I posted them in the gallery. Check it out. |
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Location: Converse, Texas | stonebobbo: Lennon looked a little differently in his Starting Over days. I believe those pics were from more around his Sometime in New York City period. Winston O'Boogie.... I wonder how many people will remember that? And ... if memory serves me correctly, isn't he playing it in the Imagine movie? Of course, my memory COULD be failing me... :eek: |
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Location: Fort Worth, Texas | Paul T. -
Kinky Friedman, now your talking. What songs are on that CD? A great LP I was fortunate to be exposed to years ago is "Sold American"
"And everything’s been sold american,
The lonely night is mourning for the death it never dies.
Everyone’s been sold american
Don’t let me catch you laughing when the jukebox cries."
Kinky Friedman
And of course the classics "The Ballad of Charles Joseph Whitman" and " They Don't Make Jews Like Jesus Anymore"
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Location: Fayetteville, NC | Thank you for theGreat Photo of John! And With an Ovation! That phot should bring more than a few smiles to Faces of fellow OFC Brethren!
with that I'll give a big Grin!
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Location: Las Cruces, NM | Paul T and all
I just went back over this post expecting to be so incensed that I would have to shout American slogans to save us all, but I found some really good music discussions and some really lame politics. Ce La vie, god damn french always get in the mix. |
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Location: Scotland | Paul, the DVD is called unsurprisingly "Proud To Be An Asshole from El Paso" and is a biography rather than a performance, but there's snippets of all his "classics" |
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | Chinga Chavin & Kenny "snakebite" Jacobs wrote it and preformed by Kinky Friedman? |
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Why's it always the songs that suck that stick in your mind?
Lucky me. |
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Location: Fayetteville, NC | Oh Come on Cliff, Don't be shy. :D We know how much you love singing Merle :D :D
On a serious note, Merle Haggard was a pretty good Songwriter, Talk about eclectic Musical tastes. I look at my music collection and think..
If anybody comes in here and looks at this they are going to die from Culture shock! :D
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Just don't put the Boy George CDs next to Willie and I'll be happy! |
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Location: Fayetteville, NC | Doh!!! That was so funny it actually hurt...
Do you know what Michael Jackson's Favorite Country Song Is.....
Ready For this.....
" Tough Little Boys"
EEEWWWW That was Bad! :D |
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How do they know when it's bedtime in Neverland?
When the big hand touches the little hand....
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Keep in mind that Ralph Edwards or a Congressional Hearing may play back the things you say in these posts!
This is your Life!!! |
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uh...I Mean,..I don't recall typing that..
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Location: Las Cruces, NM | I guess everybody here reads the news or at least watches it, bunch of savvy people no matter which side of the truth they are on. I challange any of you to go and deal with the "freedom Fighters" of the Muslim world. Go out there with arms outstreched and show them you love them, so they can forget years of killing infidels (us) and realize that love has been there all the time and they just overlooked it because they were too busy torturing and raping stupid women and children who were married and born to "stinky assholes" that is people who won't crawl behind the teachers of world correcctness and suck their ass or die. |
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