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re: Do you live in your favorite state in the US?
Posted by Cdawg on 4/27/26 at 6:42 pm to Tall Tiger
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It's utopia here in Bogalusa. I get off from the paper mill at 5 and will explain more then.
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Peter Murphy has some great ones. In fact he has one where the chorus is just him vocalizing and it works perfectly.
Fall with your Knife.
If I had to choose one all time favorite, Crystal Wrist.
Fall with your Knife.
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one of my favorite of all time.
If I had to choose one all time favorite, Crystal Wrist.
Thought it may have been a little too pop-ish and then throw in Crowded House. Learnt something new about you.
Catchy one that's been stuck in my head for about a week or more. It's on of my favorite Police Songs
The Police - Bombs Away
Catchy one that's been stuck in my head for about a week or more. It's on of my favorite Police Songs
The Police - Bombs Away
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Fleetwood Mac- Silver Springs
That song must remind you of somebody.
This one might be in the same vein of I Got You but Talking Heads - Once in a Lifetime
The song feels sung with a straight forward reading from the page. Then the chorus drops in a nice melody with a backing chorus, the guitar comes in and balances an odd bassline and afro drum beat, a fine contrast that works between verse and chorus.
Letting the days go by, let the water hold me down
Letting the days go by, water flowing underground
Into the blue again, after the money's gone
Once in a lifetime, water flowing underground
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all the tension and paranoia in the verse leads in to this great chorus and probably my favorite hook of all time.
I agree but I didn't expect that song from you. :lol:
Can't wait!!!
2040 gonna be lit downtown!!!
2040 gonna be lit downtown!!!
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But you can't do any farming with the population density of New York.
Theoretically you could farm enough protein and introduce vertical farming, but that would require 100x the energy needs of pumping water, lighting, heating, cooling, converting spaces, etc.
Theoretically that is.
re: The video that changed my mind.
Posted by Cdawg on 4/23/26 at 3:14 pm to Shanegolang
re: What can you tell my about Oak Forest in Amite
Posted by Cdawg on 4/22/26 at 3:16 pm to Gee Grenouille
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GREEN is the last name of the fella that started the school. His daughter is still an employee there, and she's given a music teacher job for the sake of her having something to do. You WILL go to the annual nut cracker play and your attendance is a grade for your child, just so this woman has a crowd for her play. The principal is the daughter in law of this woman, and she doesn't have the skills to run a snow ball stand, much less a school.
As they say in Franktown, You right, but you ain't right. :lol:
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Just a little late
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favorite Friday song
NB4 Stiger Friday, I'm in Love.
Good thing we got our W for the week yesterday.
Well we got a W. Seems they are hard to come by lately.
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Didn't a guy die in that race just last year, or the year before, the exact same way?
I think 2024. Heart attack during the swim. Another one died in 2017 too. And in 2008, they had a sprint tri in that lake and a participant had a heart attack during the swim.
re: Sicario is a bad arse movie
Posted by Cdawg on 4/20/26 at 4:40 pm to BottomlandBrew
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Sicario is one of those movies that will stand the test of time.
In the same vein of The Professional. Great movie. Still holds up.
Retired 14 batters then with 2 outs, base hit, walk, blooper hit, walk in run, base hit. Par for the season.
re: DAT 4/19: Cardinals (Liberatore) @ Astros (Burrows) - 1:10ct
Posted by Cdawg on 4/19/26 at 2:19 pm to A Menace to Sobriety
Astros pitching off the rails just like that.
re: Boring Afternoon in Fredericksburg Texas
Posted by Cdawg on 4/17/26 at 11:58 am to TexasTiger08
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In 2026, it’s a trendy place to go. I went through there around 2017 and did some wine tastings, and the guy said that the number of applications for permits for new wineries was through the roof.
It was trendy long before that. Before it was charming little town with B&B's that come peach harvest time it would get crowded. It was the wine explosion around 2003-2005 that really set it off when Texas passed the new winery laws.
re: Boring Afternoon in Fredericksburg Texas
Posted by Cdawg on 4/17/26 at 11:50 am to GreatLakesTiger24
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why? I don’t get the appeal of this place.
fishing the Llano river for Guadalupe Bass in Mason/Llano County is heaven on earth for me.
re: Boring Afternoon in Fredericksburg Texas
Posted by Cdawg on 4/17/26 at 11:47 am to GreatLakesTiger24
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grow up
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blueridgeTiger
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re: How good was Natalie Merchant?
Posted by Cdawg on 4/17/26 at 11:45 am to boxcarbarney
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Carnival reminds me of the summer after I graduated high school. I had a new girlfriend, an easy job as a camp counselor, and partied almost nonstop.
It's funny because it's the opposite for me. I was well out of HS and I was in one of my darker periods of life and that song triggers that mood and you can't escape how much that song was played.
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