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[Hobo-chang-ba]

Whatever you called them in your part of the country, if you a 40-something
you have to remember them--and I've got them in MINT condition, still sealed
in the original packages from the early 70s. Now this rare find can be
yours, just check out the sets I still have up for sale, at newly reduced
prices:


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[Rufus Leaking]

<< Whatever you called them in your part of the country, >>

lame ass toys only losers like you would buy?

just my guess, others may know more?

[anthrony]

Rufus Leaking wrote in message

Post by Rufus Leaking
<< Whatever you called them in your part of the country, >>
lame ass toys only losers like you would buy?
just my guess, others may know more?

Wish we could still get Jolly Rancher lollies here.

[Needles]

I still haven't gotten tired of my old toys Gnip Gnop and Don't Break
The Ice.

[Rufus Leaking]

<< Wish we could still get Jolly Rancher lollies here >>

dunno that I've seen many around the US these days. You can of course
get the non-sticked candy JR's still. Cherry and cinnamon rock, grape's
ok, but watermelon, ewwwwwwww

[anthrony]

Rufus Leaking wrote in message

Post by Rufus Leaking
<< Wish we could still get Jolly Rancher lollies here >>
dunno that I've seen many around the US these days. You can of course
get the non-sticked candy JR's still. Cherry and cinnamon rock, grape's
ok, but watermelon, ewwwwwwww

used to able to get the cherry only and then a mixed wrap of the others.

they were something else. i think they are British ?

Been teaching myself keyboards, Dave, started with "in the light", that's a
nice place to start. never really put the time into it before but I sat
down and one night and it just all came together and I was playing scales.
It pays, I've found, to think in terms of key sigs and sharps and flats. A
lot different to just shifting up or down a positon as you do with guitar
and often not even thinking in terms of notes and intervals because it fits
a lot easier with guitar.

[Rufus Leaking]

<< Been teaching myself keyboards, Dave, >>

I took piano, more on this later, but mostly self taught on guitar so
we're bassackwards of each other there, LOL One thing I found is that
even though I have a hard time reading music for guitar, I can at least
do it to some extent due to having had to learn it for piano. Still
have more trouble with bass clef than treble when reading for the keys.
Mucked about some on friend's organs (geez, an opening there, LOL???)
and do love the sound of a well played pipe or hammond, but never could
get the hang of all the stops and pedals...

Now back to piano lessons. Started at 9, took them until 13. Came in
one day to my teacher with the Beatles Top 40 Songbook and the Eleton
John, first album, songbook and asked if she'd help me learn some of
the songs.

"I'll not have you playing that SHIT on my Steinway" was the exact
quote that day, and that was the last day of my lessons

I also played the sax from age 8 til 12. Got orthodontia, aka braces,
and had to stop playing. When I got out of the army at 21 and was
hankering' to pick up the sax, found out my Mom had sold it while I was
keeping the world safe for democracy. One of the few times I was ever
really mad at her...

<< A
lot different to just shifting up or down a positon as you do with
guitar
and often not even thinking in terms of notes and intervals because it
fits
a lot easier with guitar. >>

they both have their strong points, and things one can do on each that
doesn't transpose to the other. But as JPJ and JPP showed us, a rockin'
guitar and some tasty piano/keys can complement each other rather well.


Wir welle bleiwe wat mir sin

Dave

[Boom]

Post by Rufus Leaking
they both have their strong points, and things one can do on each that
doesn't transpose to the other. But as JPJ and JPP showed us, a rockin'
guitar and some tasty piano/keys can complement each other rather well.

I would say that Little Richard, Johnnie Lee Johnson (Chuck Berry) and
Jerry Lee Lewis showed us that, and JPJ and JPP merely carried on the
tradition. Nothing wrong with that, but let's put the credit where it
belongs.

[anthrony]

Rufus Leaking wrote in message

Post by Rufus Leaking
<< Been teaching myself keyboards, Dave, >>
I took piano, more on this later, but mostly self taught on guitar so
we're bassackwards of each other there, LOL One thing I found is that
even though I have a hard time reading music for guitar, I can at least
do it to some extent due to having had to learn it for piano.

Sight reading is beyond me.

Still

Post by Rufus Leaking
have more trouble with bass clef than treble when reading for the keys.

I notice already it's easier with the right hand to hit the right
notes/chords.

Post by Rufus Leaking
Mucked about some on friend's organs (geez, an opening there, LOL???)

I'll let that one slide through to the wicket keeper.

Post by Rufus Leaking
and do love the sound of a well played pipe or hammond, but never could
get the hang of all the stops and pedals...

They do sound good though ala Rick Wakeman.

Post by Rufus Leaking
Now back to piano lessons. Started at 9, took them until 13. Came in
one day to my teacher with the Beatles Top 40 Songbook and the Eleton
John, first album, songbook and asked if she'd help me learn some of
the songs.
"I'll not have you playing that SHIT on my Steinway" was the exact
quote that day, and that was the last day of my lessons

Thankfully that occured otherwise you may now be posting to the classcial
NGs !

Post by Rufus Leaking
I also played the sax from age 8 til 12. Got orthodontia, aka braces,

They were fun. every six weeks it was trip to "the butcher" at least three
other kids at school had the same orthodontist. msut have had it for teenage
boys. I never wore the band afterwards. Ran into one of those same guys and
know has front teeth missing. They all push forward eventually.

Post by Rufus Leaking
and had to stop playing. When I got out of the army at 21 and was
hankering' to pick up the sax, found out my Mom had sold it while I was
keeping the world safe for democracy. One of the few times I was ever
really mad at her...

Did you ever buy another one? Recorder was bad enough. the fingering for
notes never made any sense to me as to how each note is formed but i didn't
study it too deeply, my sister played flute and actually performed at the
opera house once in an orchestra, but nah it wasn't for me.

Post by Rufus Leaking
<< A
lot different to just shifting up or down a positon as you do with guitar
and often not even thinking in terms of notes and intervals because it fits
a lot easier with guitar. >>
they both have their strong points, and things one can do on each that
doesn't transpose to the other.

Yeah I can see that, "in the light" easily typifies that.

But as JPJ and JPP showed us, a rockin'

Post by Rufus Leaking
guitar and some tasty piano/keys can complement each other rather well.

Absolutely. Howe and Wakeman/Kaye/Moraz as well in that regard.
nmkes me want to go and puy some LZ sheet music. I tried jamming along to
'Pretzel Logic' the other night and was making some progress by ear. What
Zep stuff can you play ?

[Rufus Leaking]

<< They do sound good though ala Rick Wakeman. >>

and Keith Emerson. Dunno why, but I alwasy kinda thought of him as the
Jimmy Page of the Hammond!

<< Did you ever buy another one? >>

nope, by then I was into guitar and a new Strat in '79 cost $350,
w/hardshell case, about what my mom had gotten for the sax...


<< my sister played flute >>

in exchange for letting that "organ" comment slide by, I too shall
defer on this opening, LOL


<< Howe and Wakeman/Kaye/Moraz as well in that regard. >>

like guitar, too many great players to name, as reference by the above
reply re: Jameson/Berry and Pennimann....

<< nmkes me want to go and puy some LZ sheet music. >>

Led Zep Complete - in store now!

<< What Zep stuff can you play ? >>

on piano, not many; Stairway and D'yer Mak'er for sure though. On
guitar a shitload of them, esp the riffs. Can do passing fair on the
soloes but usually let others take them when and if playing with bands
or jamming...

I still mostly do my classical stuff when messin' about on the keys.
Tocatta & Fugue in Dm, Fuer Elise and stuff like that. No great player
,but you can usually tell what song I'm playing, LOL

Dave

[Anthony]

Rufus Leaking wrote in message

Post by Rufus Leaking
<< They do sound good though ala Rick Wakeman. >>
and Keith Emerson. Dunno why, but I alwasy kinda thought of him as the
Jimmy Page of the Hammond!
<< Did you ever buy another one? >>
nope, by then I was into guitar and a new Strat in '79 cost $350,
w/hardshell case, about what my mom had gotten for the sax...

I think I have the same case . . the big plastic number with 'Fender' sunk
in it. ?

My grandmother sold my mother's piano after she came to live in Sydney, I
don't think she ever gave her the money. She bought another one after I
moved out, it would have been nice to have a piano ini the house as a kid
but it wasn't the case.

Post by Rufus Leaking
<< my sister played flute >>
in exchange for letting that "organ" comment slide by, I too shall
defer on this opening, LOL

oops.

Post by Rufus Leaking
<< Howe and Wakeman/Kaye/Moraz as well in that regard. >>
like guitar, too many great players to name, as reference by the above
reply re: Jameson/Berry and Pennimann....
<< nmkes me want to go and puy some LZ sheet music. >>
Led Zep Complete - in store now!'

the Piano version is actually better than the guitar version as far as
guitar goes, I seem to remember the whole of SIBLY was scribed out in the
piano book, just the chord boxes in the guitar book.

Post by Rufus Leaking
<< What Zep stuff can you play ? >>
on piano, not many; Stairway and D'yer Mak'er for sure though. On
guitar a shitload of them, esp the riffs. Can do passing fair on the
soloes but usually let others take them when and if playing with bands
or jamming...

I can play a few of them, the easier ones, CD, Black dog, STH, TWS, WLL, I
guess it's like anything, if you put the time and effort in.

whatelse <thinking> . . . OTAFA, the tab for that was in a guitar mag I
have so I've been having a go at that.


I have the tab book for Physical Graffiti, which is accurate and includes as
many staves as it takes to scribe each guitar overdub used, up to six in
some cases, paino, drums, bass,vocals. Don't know if you've seen it, it's
never been mentioned here, I can post tab from it if anyone's interested,
maybe it's already on the tab sites, I dunno.

Post by Rufus Leaking
I still mostly do my classical stuff when messin' about on the keys.
Tocatta & Fugue in Dm, Fuer Elise and stuff like that. No great player
,but you can usually tell what song I'm playing, LOL

You might be able to help on this, if you remember the old 75 film
Rollerball, do you remember the opening organ piece from that film, it's a
well known classical piece that I've never found the name of and would like
to learn to play. It's definitely in a minor key. You wouldn't happen to
know the name of it by any chance ? It may be by Brahms.

[Hatchetmama]

Post by anthrony
Rufus Leaking wrote in message

Post by Rufus Leaking
<< They do sound good though ala Rick Wakeman. >>
and Keith Emerson. Dunno why, but I alwasy kinda thought of him as the
Jimmy Page of the Hammond!
<< Did you ever buy another one? >>
nope, by then I was into guitar and a new Strat in '79 cost $350,
w/hardshell case, about what my mom had gotten for the sax...

I think I have the same case . . the big plastic number with 'Fender' sunk
in it. ?
My grandmother sold my mother's piano after she came to live in Sydney, I
don't think she ever gave her the money. She bought another one after I
moved out, it would have been nice to have a piano ini the house as a kid
but it wasn't the case.

Post by Rufus Leaking
<< my sister played flute >>
in exchange for letting that "organ" comment slide by, I too shall
defer on this opening, LOL

oops.

Post by Rufus Leaking
<< Howe and Wakeman/Kaye/Moraz as well in that regard. >>
like guitar, too many great players to name, as reference by the above
reply re: Jameson/Berry and Pennimann....
<< nmkes me want to go and puy some LZ sheet music. >>
Led Zep Complete - in store now!'

the Piano version is actually better than the guitar version as far as
guitar goes, I seem to remember the whole of SIBLY was scribed out in the
piano book, just the chord boxes in the guitar book.

Post by Rufus Leaking
<< What Zep stuff can you play ? >>
on piano, not many; Stairway and D'yer Mak'er for sure though. On
guitar a shitload of them, esp the riffs. Can do passing fair on the
soloes but usually let others take them when and if playing with bands
or jamming...

I can play a few of them, the easier ones, CD, Black dog, STH, TWS, WLL, I
guess it's like anything, if you put the time and effort in.
whatelse <thinking> . . . OTAFA, the tab for that was in a guitar mag I
have so I've been having a go at that.
I have the tab book for Physical Graffiti, which is accurate and includes as
many staves as it takes to scribe each guitar overdub used, up to six in
some cases, paino, drums, bass,vocals. Don't know if you've seen it, it's
never been mentioned here, I can post tab from it if anyone's interested,
maybe it's already on the tab sites, I dunno.

Post by Rufus Leaking
I still mostly do my classical stuff when messin' about on the keys.
Tocatta & Fugue in Dm, Fuer Elise and stuff like that. No great player
,but you can usually tell what song I'm playing, LOL

You might be able to help on this, if you remember the old 75 film
Rollerball, do you remember the opening organ piece from that film, it's a
well known classical piece that I've never found the name of and would like
to learn to play. It's definitely in a minor key. You wouldn't happen to
know the name of it by any chance ? It may be by Brahms.

Bach: Toccata In D Minor

[Hatchetmama]

On Sun, 29 Jan 2006 06:25:37 -0500, Hatchetmama

Post by Hatchetmama

Post by anthrony
Rufus Leaking wrote in message

Post by Rufus Leaking
<< They do sound good though ala Rick Wakeman. >>
and Keith Emerson. Dunno why, but I alwasy kinda thought of him as the
Jimmy Page of the Hammond!
<< Did you ever buy another one? >>
nope, by then I was into guitar and a new Strat in '79 cost $350,
w/hardshell case, about what my mom had gotten for the sax...

I think I have the same case . . the big plastic number with 'Fender' sunk
in it. ?
My grandmother sold my mother's piano after she came to live in Sydney, I
don't think she ever gave her the money. She bought another one after I
moved out, it would have been nice to have a piano ini the house as a kid
but it wasn't the case.

Post by Rufus Leaking
<< my sister played flute >>
in exchange for letting that "organ" comment slide by, I too shall
defer on this opening, LOL

oops.

Post by Rufus Leaking
<< Howe and Wakeman/Kaye/Moraz as well in that regard. >>
like guitar, too many great players to name, as reference by the above
reply re: Jameson/Berry and Pennimann....
<< nmkes me want to go and puy some LZ sheet music. >>
Led Zep Complete - in store now!'

the Piano version is actually better than the guitar version as far as
guitar goes, I seem to remember the whole of SIBLY was scribed out in the
piano book, just the chord boxes in the guitar book.

Post by Rufus Leaking
<< What Zep stuff can you play ? >>
on piano, not many; Stairway and D'yer Mak'er for sure though. On
guitar a shitload of them, esp the riffs. Can do passing fair on the
soloes but usually let others take them when and if playing with bands
or jamming...

I can play a few of them, the easier ones, CD, Black dog, STH, TWS, WLL, I
guess it's like anything, if you put the time and effort in.
whatelse <thinking> . . . OTAFA, the tab for that was in a guitar mag I
have so I've been having a go at that.
I have the tab book for Physical Graffiti, which is accurate and includes as
many staves as it takes to scribe each guitar overdub used, up to six in
some cases, paino, drums, bass,vocals. Don't know if you've seen it, it's
never been mentioned here, I can post tab from it if anyone's interested,
maybe it's already on the tab sites, I dunno.

Post by Rufus Leaking
I still mostly do my classical stuff when messin' about on the keys.
Tocatta & Fugue in Dm, Fuer Elise and stuff like that. No great player
,but you can usually tell what song I'm playing, LOL

You might be able to help on this, if you remember the old 75 film
Rollerball, do you remember the opening organ piece from that film, it's a
well known classical piece that I've never found the name of and would like
to learn to play. It's definitely in a minor key. You wouldn't happen to
know the name of it by any chance ? It may be by Brahms.

Bach: Toccata In D Minor

http://tinyurl.com/87444

[Rufus Leaking]

<< You might be able to help on this, if you remember the old 75 film
Rollerball, >>

I do. James Caan, crappy film I thought. Only remembrance I have of it
was that we saw it in the "combat zone" area of Boston, Mass. So we're
in the porn movie capital of the world and we go to see that junk????

LOL

<< do you remember the opening organ piece from that film, it's a
well known classical piece that I've never found the name of and would
like
to learn to play. >>

can't recall it, sorry. Anyone?

[Raspberry Beret]

Post by anthrony
Rufus Leaking wrote in message

Post by Rufus Leaking
<< They do sound good though ala Rick Wakeman. >>
and Keith Emerson. Dunno why, but I alwasy kinda thought of him as the
Jimmy Page of the Hammond!
<< Did you ever buy another one? >>
nope, by then I was into guitar and a new Strat in '79 cost $350,
w/hardshell case, about what my mom had gotten for the sax...

I think I have the same case . . the big plastic number with 'Fender' sunk
in it. ?
My grandmother sold my mother's piano after she came to live in Sydney, I
don't think she ever gave her the money. She bought another one after I
moved out, it would have been nice to have a piano ini the house as a kid
but it wasn't the case.

Post by Rufus Leaking
<< my sister played flute >>
in exchange for letting that "organ" comment slide by, I too shall
defer on this opening, LOL

oops.

Post by Rufus Leaking
<< Howe and Wakeman/Kaye/Moraz as well in that regard. >>
like guitar, too many great players to name, as reference by the above
reply re: Jameson/Berry and Pennimann....
<< nmkes me want to go and puy some LZ sheet music. >>
Led Zep Complete - in store now!'

the Piano version is actually better than the guitar version as far as
guitar goes, I seem to remember the whole of SIBLY was scribed out in the
piano book, just the chord boxes in the guitar book.

Post by Rufus Leaking
<< What Zep stuff can you play ? >>
on piano, not many; Stairway and D'yer Mak'er for sure though. On
guitar a shitload of them, esp the riffs. Can do passing fair on the
soloes but usually let others take them when and if playing with bands
or jamming...

I can play a few of them, the easier ones, CD, Black dog, STH, TWS, WLL, I
guess it's like anything, if you put the time and effort in.
whatelse <thinking> . . . OTAFA, the tab for that was in a guitar mag I
have so I've been having a go at that.
I have the tab book for Physical Graffiti, which is accurate and includes as
many staves as it takes to scribe each guitar overdub used, up to six in
some cases, paino, drums, bass,vocals. Don't know if you've seen it, it's
never been mentioned here, I can post tab from it if anyone's interested,
maybe it's already on the tab sites, I dunno.

It's not that I'm not interested but I'm 200% tone deaf.

Post by anthrony

Post by Rufus Leaking
I still mostly do my classical stuff when messin' about on the keys.
Tocatta & Fugue in Dm, Fuer Elise and stuff like that. No great player
,but you can usually tell what song I'm playing, LOL

You might be able to help on this, if you remember the old 75 film
Rollerball, do you remember the opening organ piece from that film, it's a
well known classical piece that I've never found the name of and would like
to learn to play. It's definitely in a minor key. You wouldn't happen to
know the name of it by any chance ? It may be by Brahms.

[Anthony]

Raspberry Beret wrote in message ...

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Post by anthrony
Rufus Leaking wrote in message

Post by Rufus Leaking
<< They do sound good though ala Rick Wakeman. >>
and Keith Emerson. Dunno why, but I alwasy kinda thought of him as the
Jimmy Page of the Hammond!
<< Did you ever buy another one? >>
nope, by then I was into guitar and a new Strat in '79 cost $350,
w/hardshell case, about what my mom had gotten for the sax...

I think I have the same case . . the big plastic number with 'Fender' sunk
in it. ?
My grandmother sold my mother's piano after she came to live in Sydney, I
don't think she ever gave her the money. She bought another one after I
moved out, it would have been nice to have a piano ini the house as a kid
but it wasn't the case.

Post by Rufus Leaking
<< my sister played flute >>
in exchange for letting that "organ" comment slide by, I too shall
defer on this opening, LOL

oops.

Post by Rufus Leaking
<< Howe and Wakeman/Kaye/Moraz as well in that regard. >>
like guitar, too many great players to name, as reference by the above
reply re: Jameson/Berry and Pennimann....
<< nmkes me want to go and puy some LZ sheet music. >>
Led Zep Complete - in store now!'

the Piano version is actually better than the guitar version as far as
guitar goes, I seem to remember the whole of SIBLY was scribed out in the
piano book, just the chord boxes in the guitar book.

Post by Rufus Leaking
<< What Zep stuff can you play ? >>
on piano, not many; Stairway and D'yer Mak'er for sure though. On
guitar a shitload of them, esp the riffs. Can do passing fair on the
soloes but usually let others take them when and if playing with bands
or jamming...

I can play a few of them, the easier ones, CD, Black dog, STH, TWS, WLL, I
guess it's like anything, if you put the time and effort in.
whatelse <thinking> . . . OTAFA, the tab for that was in a guitar mag I
have so I've been having a go at that.
I have the tab book for Physical Graffiti, which is accurate and includes as
many staves as it takes to scribe each guitar overdub used, up to six in
some cases, paino, drums, bass,vocals. Don't know if you've seen it, it's
never been mentioned here, I can post tab from it if anyone's interested,
maybe it's already on the tab sites, I dunno.

It's not that I'm not interested but I'm 200% tone deaf.

that's unfortunate. you don't have orange hari do you ? I notice a lot of
orange haired pepoel aren't very muscil, in fact 5the only person with
ginger hair I can even think of is Ginger Baker, and that was percussion not
melody and harmony.

Post by Raspberry Beret

Post by anthrony

Post by Rufus Leaking
I still mostly do my classical stuff when messin' about on the keys.
Tocatta & Fugue in Dm, Fuer Elise and stuff like that. No great player
,but you can usually tell what song I'm playing, LOL

You might be able to help on this, if you remember the old 75 film
Rollerball, do you remember the opening organ piece from that film, it's a
well known classical piece that I've never found the name of and would like
to learn to play. It's definitely in a minor key. You wouldn't happen to
know the name of it by any chance ? It may be by Brahms.

[Boom]

Post by anthrony
Rufus Leaking wrote in message

Post by Rufus Leaking
<< Wish we could still get Jolly Rancher lollies here >>
dunno that I've seen many around the US these days. You can of course
get the non-sticked candy JR's still. Cherry and cinnamon rock, grape's
ok, but watermelon, ewwwwwwww

used to able to get the cherry only and then a mixed wrap of the others.
they were something else. i think they are British ?
Been teaching myself keyboards, Dave, started with "in the light", that's a
nice place to start. never really put the time into it before but I sat
down and one night and it just all came together and I was playing scales.
It pays, I've found, to think in terms of key sigs and sharps and flats. A
lot different to just shifting up or down a positon as you do with guitar
and often not even thinking in terms of notes and intervals because it fits
a lot easier with guitar.

Yeah, but the big advantage to keyboard is that you actually get to
see the way sharps and flats are laid out in the scale, unlike guitar,
where one note looks just like the next. It's a good idea to learn
some piano just for that reason. I never could get the hang of
playing piano, but it certainly made me understand how music is laid
out a lot better.

[anthrony]

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Rufus Leaking wrote in message

Post by Rufus Leaking
<< Wish we could still get Jolly Rancher lollies here >>
dunno that I've seen many around the US these days. You can of course
get the non-sticked candy JR's still. Cherry and cinnamon rock, grape's
ok, but watermelon, ewwwwwwww

used to able to get the cherry only and then a mixed wrap of the others.
they were something else. i think they are British ?
Been teaching myself keyboards, Dave, started with "in the light", that's a
nice place to start. never really put the time into it before but I sat
down and one night and it just all came together and I was playing scales.
It pays, I've found, to think in terms of key sigs and sharps and flats. A
lot different to just shifting up or down a positon as you do with guitar
and often not even thinking in terms of notes and intervals because it fits
a lot easier with guitar.

Yeah, but the big advantage to keyboard is that you actually get to
see the way sharps and flats are laid out in the scale, unlike guitar,
where one note looks just like the next. It's a good idea to learn
some piano just for that reason. I never could get the hang of
playing piano, but it certainly made me understand how music is laid
out a lot better.

yeah and playing sheet musci as well, takes the confusion out of "know the
rules before you break them". On keyboards you think in terms of playing a
lydian scale whereas with guitar it's like your playing a D scale in A but
on keyboards it all makes more sense in that reagrd.

[DWACON]

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Rufus Leaking wrote in message

Post by Rufus Leaking
<< Whatever you called them in your part of the country, >>
lame ass toys only losers like you would buy?
just my guess, others may know more?

Wish we could still get Jolly Rancher lollies here.

They were banned in my home town -- some kids were using them as weapons.

Kids...

[Anthony]

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<< Whatever you called them in your part of the country, >>
lame ass toys only losers like you would buy?
just my guess, others may know more?

Wish we could still get Jolly Rancher lollies here.

They were banned in my home town -- some kids were using them as weapons.
Kids...

weapons? how?

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<< Whatever you called them in your part of the country, >>
lame ass toys only losers like you would buy?
just my guess, others may know more?

Wish we could still get Jolly Rancher lollies here.

They were banned in my home town -- some kids were using them as weapons.
Kids...

weapons? how?

You hit someone with them and inflict damage.

[Anthony]

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<< Whatever you called them in your part of the country, >>
lame ass toys only losers like you would buy?
just my guess, others may know more?

Wish we could still get Jolly Rancher lollies here.

They were banned in my home town -- some kids were using them as weapons.
Kids...

weapons? how?

You hit someone with them and inflict damage.

Whatever happened to killing jokes ?

[slumpy]

To fill up a few lines of text and ultimately to piss off a lot of dumb
people, I typed this just before Anthony decided to brighten up my day by

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You hit someone with them and inflict damage.

Whatever happened to killing jokes ?

They split when Jaz Coleman fled to Iceland.
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what,
not one of those pop-ups fired off either, but still I let the firewall down
so you could try. and now . . . you're fucked. the regrstry values are all
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2006
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[Anthony]

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