You couldn't give me all the money in the world to make up for my three daughters and one son.

Happy Father's Day.

KFAT's KILLING ME

 Isabeau wrote:
But, He blew his mind out in a car!

 GeneP59 wrote:


And though the news was rather sad
Well, I just had to laugh
I saw the photograph

Ich bin der Telefonmann ich geh ans Telefon ran

Everyone smiles as you drift past the flowers
That grow so incredibly high

 GeneP59 wrote:
Picture yourself on a train in a station
With plasticine porters with looking glass ties
Suddenly someone is there at the turnstile
The girl with kaleidoscope eyes

 buddy wrote:
About a lucky man who made the grade?

I read the news today, oh boy.

If you're not on the same trail direction on the thread...you're dismissed.

Unless, of course you are OV. Then mind transits, esoteric poetry and posited theories are allowed.   

 black321 wrote:

I sold my Infinity RS3 speakers about a year ago. I had them ~30(+) years. They sounded amazing, but didn't work in our current house and they have been in storage since we moved on to the boat. They did go to a good home, but I still have some remorse. Use things, love people, and I wasn't using them.... still...

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:
Well, it's (slightly) better than "going forward".

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:

with any email that has the phrase, "In the future," everything that follows is just the sound of buzzing bees. 

The thrill is gone. 
If the Lord comes to take me, I'm fine with it. 
If not, I'm fine, too. 

Sellers remorse. Just sold one of my B&K amps that I had restored about 10 years ago but mostly sat unused. 
At least it went to a good home (I hope). 

 islander wrote:

I don't remember his name: There was a local physician near the harbor. Aside his practice, he had a restaurant roof-terrace with barbecue and an Aztec museum downstairs. We spent most all nights /evenings there, because he was such a special person. Aztec by his genes, he said, had studied 15 years with a mystic in the woods in India. We talked the nights away... long ago!

 miamizsun wrote:

 NoEnzLefttoSplit wrote:

RP is small enough, I'd never put it on FB. Unfortunately the rest of the world already knows. Fortunately, so far most of Baja remains rough enough to keep out most of the riff raff. Bad roads bring good people, good roads bring all people. Paving the 5 all the way down has brought prosperity to a lot of the region. I've been going there since the early 90s and it still has undiscovered sections and a charm I've never seen anywhere else.  I'll also never be the guy that tries to close the door behind me, so anyone who's up for it should try. I do try to encourage everyone to see it as it is, and not long for a KFC on the corner.  I have to remind myself occasionally that not finding things can be a blessing. 

 mannixj wrote:

Flavios is still there.