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That's what I said I learned! And now the Vietnam vets with walkers! That's the only danger. Thanks, moderate Tim!

I'm guessing you didn't read my question.

Is there an ongoing issue in Dallas? Honest question, I was busy late last week.

That seems extreme. I think he should let Portland ignore the security needs of federal assets. If they die, they die.

I told you, it's mostly peaceful!

Yes, I said that.

I learned in this thread that some people are dressing up like animals and protesting nude in Portland, and that means there is no violence. But if there is, it's not everywhere, in fact it's mostly peaceful.

5 Points, then you

Love that song.

Styx Grand Illusion and Pieces of Eight were probably the cassettes I played the most in my life. Paradise Theater was a step down, but I disagree that it was almost as bad as Kilroy. There is a documentary about Styx where Tommy Shaw talks about how Dennis DeYoung pushed the band in that direction and what an abortion Kilroy was. Yes 90210 was a close second for me. I was SO excited that they were coming out with a new album, and then... that?! All of my favorite rock and prog bands went to crap in the mid 80s. Yes and Rush, Billy Joel and Elton John, blech.

Sounds like they are ready for peace.

You

Love Fuel, good pick. Also, I don't recall if you like bourbon, but I'm enjoying a Widow Jane 10 year. The distillery is in Brooklyn in Red Hook by the water. I wanted to visit on my trip there to visit our daughter two weeks ago, but time didn't allow. We did go to Brooklyn tho -- went to the botanical gardens which was cool and relaxing, then to Pebble Beach to watch the sunset (a little cloudy but still nice), then to Juliana's for pizza (original founder of Grimaldi's). Anyway, gonna grab my favorite RHCP song here: 11.02 RHCP - Give It Away

Sorry, I didn't realize I was up. 10.09 Live - Lightning Crashes My wife wasn't really that into the heavier alt rock scene, but we played the hell out of this CD in our house, and this song in particular.