Tastey Oky cool.

Delfino, Yngwie has more hair!

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Stace, RUN, don't walk, for that BC. LOL!

Michelle LOL Yngwie is pretty hairy lol.

Jblaze1: I've had a dream where I was disapointed at the end of it lol...nothing to do with Joe or Steve though. I had a dream that was really realistic and I had a metallic purple RG1527 and was playing it and as I was playing I was thinking "Wow Dino is gonna be so shocked that I've finally got this"...Dino being my best friend who I talk to about everything ever share the same taste in music hope to both be like Joe, Vai, Petrucci etc...then I woke up...and I thought..."hmm stupid dream".

One dream that keeps creeping me out is about my grandad he had a stroke in september last year and he can't talk anymore and is in a wheel chair. But every so often I have a dream where I'll be out somewhere with him and he will be as he was before the stroke...the dreams have become so regular now that the last one I had I can remember saying to myself "This is a dream...I'll wake up in a minute".

Tastey: ROTFLMAO That cat is so content...you should of put a sign on its stomach saying "Do Not Disturb" lol

Good Stuff

Just thought, incase you didn't know, I found some really kool Satch sites to look around:

www.foreverjoe.com

http://guitarplanet.free.fr/ <-this one has a full 2 hour 30 mins concert perfomance to watch too!

These sites are excellent. Hope I've helped some ppl out a little.

okay thought i would jump in with one of those name those tunes... heard this song today and it made me smile and sing along (with the windows up of course :))

Tried to amend my carnivorous habits. Made it nearly seventy days, Losin' weight without speed, eatin' sunflower seeds, Drinkin' lots of carrot juice and soakin' up rays.

But at night I'd have these wonderful dreams Some kind of sensuous treat. Not zucchini, fettucini, or bulgar wheat, But a big warm bun and a huge hunk of meat.

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Heard about the oldtime sailor men, They eat the same thing again and again; Warm beer and bread they say could raise the dead. Well, it reminds me of the menu at a Holiday Inn

But times have changed for sailors these days. When I'm in port I get what I need; Not just Havanas or banana or daiquiris, But that American creation on which I feed!

Hope all in Satchland have a good day...

Hey All!

This is directed more at Joe... I recently made a video for my own use with "Chords of Life" as the background music. I would like to share it with the few hundred people that visit my website reguarly. Please let me know via email and I'll include a URL for you to check out the video for yourself before you make a final decision.

Any chance you might describe the tele-style Ibanez that you spoke of in the April Edition of Guitar Player?

I also have an Ibanez tele-style and wonder if it's like that. When I bought it I was told that they only made 60 of them and for some reason it always reminded me of the RG540R that you played at the time (1988) but with a flat front and contoured back. I think they called it RG580B ("ballback").

I apologize in advance for the mundane question but this is the first time I can come remotely close to asking you the question. And I have waited almost sixteen years for a way to ask it.

Thank you for the music.

Master Yoda - "in the nearest layby. I popped the bonnet"

Layby? Bonnet? ::sigh:: You crazy English people... ;-)

I hope you're able to get the car fixed soon...

Thanks for the correction and the extra info...

I'm sure a lot of us feel that way. I was watching some of the Reagan coverage on the cable news channels on Saturday night and Sunday morning...it's sad to think that most of those video tributes have probably been in the can for five years because everyone knew he was going to pass away soon.

Let me know when you'll be in LA...maybe we can meet up and do something...

I'm waiting in chat for anyone who wants to chat.

how come joe isnt coming to vancouver along with deep purple and thin lizzy?

A friend of mine, a very conservative one gave me Slander : Liberal Lies About the American Right to read. It took me 6 months to finish it.

This book is strongest in it's statement about free speech...and by this I mean to realize that if Ann Coulter had her way, there would be NO free speech. This book has no focus at all and slouches from chapter to chapter as if the writer was just typing whatever rant came into her mind at that time.

I do give the book one extra star for the creativity that went into some of the finer sentences, such as are quoted in other reviews. (No positive reviews would dare quote these.) But be afraid and sad. As a moderate conservative, I think this is going way too far, I mean allowing standards to drop to "Mein Kampfian" levels, where the Grand Old Party has to reduce itself to mindless, unsupportable propaganda like this.

There are expressions of desire about using mindless violence, like bombing Europe, in this book. There are endless complaints about free speech, and how free speech and the first Amendment to the constitution are barriers to "proper government". Think about that. This is saying the goal of the GOP is to get rid of the First Amendment? That's not the conservative America many conservatives I know envision.

There are pitifully few sources given, and most of those are to other opinion books by other conservatives making equally nebulous, and sometimes violent, claims. Most of what's here is opinion, but it's sad to think that so many people out there read opinion and consider it fact. Coulter's strategy: just shout until you drown out their voices. Somehow this is what wins a logical debate? People who give this book a 5 star review believe this, because that's exactly what the book says.

Her suggestions: get rid of the Better Business Bureau, it causes companies to lose buisiness and profits are more important than customer satisfaction or producing a quality product.?? Working hard is good, she says, but then goes on to insist that the work a person does is not meant to benefit the worker, but the company. Work hard, so the company can prosper. What about the worker? He means nothing I guess. YOU mean nothing; all this hints at the real truth behind this: the individual has no value but as a tool. Individuality is attacked repeatedly; free speech is demonized.

My opinion: this is part of a serious campaign to prevent people from learning to think critically. Critical thinking skills are the greatest enemy of people like Ann Coulter. The idea is presented that "critical analysis" is a trick of some left-wing conspiracy to make people endlessly analyze things and break people down into races, classes, and such. This is the beginning of a campaign to rid us of critical thinking...because "critical analysis" will slide into "critical thinking" being "Liberal". Then anyone who talks of thinking critically will be endlessly bashed and un-"PC". So people stop learning and trying to think...and the way is prepared for the "reeducation" camps... Be afraid of this book. Have a open mind, don't get something so far left or right.

Night Night