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All of the above, except crawl into a hole and die.

Some folks, when they are upset, choose to crawl into a hole and die. Some, when they are upset, choose to feed the hungry, clothe the naked, house the homeless, preach the word, fight the power, make art. The choice is yours.

Yes, I knew that's what you meant. Just giving you a poke. My daughter, her spouse, and their friends who are Cleveland residents and season ticket holders are very happy with the change. I'm sure there are lots of folks on both sides of the fence on this - and plenty of folks who wanted a name change who do not like the Guardians. My daughter likes the Guardians because she used to walk across the Hope Memorial Bridge (where the Guardian sculptures stand) from her house to the ballpark. As a Chiefs fan since the AFL days, I would fully support a name change.

No, they won’t. Your sons and your daughters are beyond your command, my friend.

My wife asked me what I was laughing at. So I read to her from the article, "... or he and his fastidious management team routinely signed off on misprinted lyrics." It took a while to compose myself before finishing the article.

I’d love to take them if of your hands. I’ll pm you with my address. Many thanks!

'S'all good, man. I'm easy like Sunday morning.

You are reading things into the lyrics that aren't there! Well done. I knew you could do it! To me, Code of Silence reads as a song about a failing relationship. The decision to open the Reunion MSG stand, in the context of the 41 Shots uproar, gives it additional meaning.

Don’t know what the attendance was, but the theater holds about 3,500. It’s the main auditorium on the Berkeley High School campus. Go Yellowjackets!

Yes, my user name pays homage to The Great One. He was simply my favorite baseball player from the time I started reading box scores in preschool. I was 10 when he died. My kids grew up learning about Clemente much like they grew up listening to Bruce - they were both just always there. But no, I've never lived in Pittsburgh. I actually lived in Kansas City from 1968 - 1974, so the first team I loved was the Royals (thus my interest in 1985 ). I also grew up a Chiefs fan and attended Super Bowl IV (where Carol Channing most definitely DID NOT perform at halftime, contrary to popular belief).

That painting hangs in a friend's house who is a longtime Cardinals fan. For some reason, he wants to be reminded of it every day!

On this day in 1985.

Thanks for the heads up. The Indigo Girls early music was an integral part of my late 20's, early 30's relationship and life angst - Nomads, Indians, and Saints being my favorite album of theirs. In the mid 90's, when I got happier, I, for the most part, left their music behind except to share with my kids as they reached their teens. In 2017, I revisited their music in depth when I had the opportunity to perform with them as part of an orchestra. Tuning in now.

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