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Jim said:

I am going to discuss this record. If anyone has a thought say it now.

Jim

I think you're too old if you call it a "record".

I think it's too off-topic.

I think it's a slow bar night for you... have you already been kicked out?

Aren't you glad you asked for my thoughts?

Delenn

You were at the Gin Mill? No..I am going to discuss the Presence record.
Sometime...tonite.

Jim

Delenn said:

Jim said:

I am going to discuss this record. If anyone has a thought say it now.

I think you're too old if you call it a "record".

I'm not old and I still call them "records."

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Delenn said:

Jim said:

I am going to discuss this record. If anyone has a thought say it now.

I think you're too old if you call it a "record".

I'm not old and I still call them "records."

Maybe not, but if you were listening to 'Immigrant Song' on a 45, you ain't
no kid.

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Delenn said:

Jim wrote:

> I am going to discuss this record. If anyone has a thought say it

now.

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I think you're too old if you call it a "record".

I'm not old and I still call them "records."

Maybe not, but if you were listening to 'Immigrant Song' on a 45, you

ain't

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no kid.

I was in a record store the other day (cd store) and a really old lady came
over to the counter with a cartridge from her ancient record player. she
said "have you got a nail for this please?" the sales guy snorted his
coffee all over the place

Jim Ranieri' nah said:

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Delenn said:

Jim wrote:

> I am going to discuss this record. If anyone has a thought say it now.

I think you're too old if you call it a "record".

I'm not old and I still call them "records."

Maybe not, but if you were listening to 'Immigrant Song' on a 45, you ain't
no kid.

I'm 37. We had 45s in the '70s - it wasn't quite the Dark Ages.

Jim Ranieri' nah said:

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Delenn said:

Jim wrote:

> I am going to discuss this record. If anyone has a thought say it now.

I think you're too old if you call it a "record".

I'm not old and I still call them "records."

Maybe not, but if you were listening to 'Immigrant Song' on a 45, you ain't
no kid.

Yeah, but you were probably a pre-teen if you were playing 45s.
--

JMW
http://www.rustyiron.net

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Delenn <[email hidden]> wrote:
> Jim wrote:
>
> > I am going to discuss this record. If anyone has a thought say it now.
>
> I think you're too old if you call it a "record".

I'm not old and I still call them "records."

Maybe not, but if you were listening to 'Immigrant Song' on a 45, you ain't
no kid.

Yeah, but you were probably a pre-teen if you were playing 45s.

Er......... by simple arithmetic she was aged seven!!

Have a great Sunday John - you know I will!! ;o)

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"The Queen of Cans and Jars" <[email hidden]> wrote:
> Delenn <[email hidden]> wrote:
> > Jim wrote:
> >
> > > I am going to discuss this record. If anyone has a thought say it

now.

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> > I think you're too old if you call it a "record".
>
> I'm not old and I still call them "records."

Maybe not, but if you were listening to 'Immigrant Song' on a 45, you

ain't

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no kid.

Yeah, but you were probably a pre-teen if you were playing 45s.

Er......... by simple arithmetic she was aged seven!!

Have a great Sunday John - you know I will!! ;o)

7 was her best year - when she was 8 she started going downhill and she is
still on that slipperly slope

On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 09:01:00 GMT, "David" <[email hidden]>

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"Jim Ranieri" <nah,> wrote:
>"The Queen of Cans and Jars" <[email hidden]> wrote:
>> Delenn <[email hidden]> wrote:
>> > Jim wrote:
>> >
>> > > I am going to discuss this record. If anyone has a thought say it

now.

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>> > I think you're too old if you call it a "record".
>>
>> I'm not old and I still call them "records."
>
>Maybe not, but if you were listening to 'Immigrant Song' on a 45, you

ain't

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>no kid.

Yeah, but you were probably a pre-teen if you were playing 45s.

Er......... by simple arithmetic she was aged seven!!

Have a great Sunday John - you know I will!! ;o)

7 was her best year - when she was 8 she started going downhill and she is
still on that slipperly slope

30 years later she is but a shadow of her former well-rounded
sophisticated self. Maybe she should take accordion lessons and get
some purpose in her otherwise wasted life.

I wonder why a 37 year old finds it necessary at that stage in life,
to be reading for an English degree? As a discipline it is something
that any educated person already possesses, and as a vocational
qualification it's quite useless!!

However, it certainly makes her feel superior to "x-no-archive:yes"
Wendy, who trembles gelatinously at her feet!!

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Delenn <[email hidden]> wrote:

> Jim wrote:
>
> > I am going to discuss this record. If anyone has a thought say it
> > now.
>
> I think you're too old if you call it a "record".

I'm not old and I still call them "records."

Maybe not, but if you were listening to 'Immigrant Song' on a 45, you
ain't
no kid.

I'm 37. We had 45s in the '70s - it wasn't quite the Dark Ages.

You're old.

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On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 02:41:26 -0500, JMW <[email hidden]> wrote:

>"Jim Ranieri" <nah,> wrote:
>>"The Queen of Cans and Jars" <[email hidden]> wrote:
>>> Delenn <[email hidden]> wrote:
>>> > Jim wrote:
>>> >
>>> > > I am going to discuss this record. If anyone has a thought say

it

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now.

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>>> >
>>> > I think you're too old if you call it a "record".
>>>
>>> I'm not old and I still call them "records."
>>
>>Maybe not, but if you were listening to 'Immigrant Song' on a 45, you

ain't

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>>no kid.
>
>Yeah, but you were probably a pre-teen if you were playing 45s.

Er......... by simple arithmetic she was aged seven!!

Have a great Sunday John - you know I will!! ;o)

7 was her best year - when she was 8 she started going downhill and she

is

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still on that slipperly slope

30 years later she is but a shadow of her former well-rounded
sophisticated self. Maybe she should take accordion lessons and get
some purpose in her otherwise wasted life.

I wonder why a 37 year old finds it necessary at that stage in life,
to be reading for an English degree? As a discipline it is something
that any educated person already possesses, and as a vocational
qualification it's quite useless!!

However, it certainly makes her feel superior to "x-no-archive:yes"
Wendy, who trembles gelatinously at her feet!!

Yes now I can see why she affects the academic airs. Pointy headed and full
of [censored]! (as for Wendy, that's the lady who is a 'trophy' wife and runs
around with athletes, right?)

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> Delenn <[email hidden]> wrote:
>
> > Jim wrote:
> >
> > > I am going to discuss this record. If anyone has a thought say it
> > > now.
> >
> > I think you're too old if you call it a "record".
>
> I'm not old and I still call them "records."
>

Maybe not, but if you were listening to 'Immigrant Song' on a 45, you
ain't
no kid.

I'm 37. We had 45s in the '70s - it wasn't quite the Dark Ages.

You're old.

Old, stupid and full of [censored].

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> Delenn <[email hidden]> wrote:
>
> > Jim wrote:
> >
> > > I am going to discuss this record. If anyone has a thought say it
> > > now.
> >
> > I think you're too old if you call it a "record".
>
> I'm not old and I still call them "records."
>

Maybe not, but if you were listening to 'Immigrant Song' on a 45, you
ain't
no kid.

I'm 37. We had 45s in the '70s - it wasn't quite the Dark Ages.

You're old.

She was only seven when she first enjoyed "45's", which must be some
kind of record!! ;o)

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> > Delenn <[email hidden]> wrote:
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> > > Jim wrote:
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> > > > I am going to discuss this record. If anyone has a thought say

it

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> > > > now.
> > >
> > > I think you're too old if you call it a "record".
> >
> > I'm not old and I still call them "records."
> >
>
> Maybe not, but if you were listening to 'Immigrant Song' on a 45, you
> ain't
> no kid.

I'm 37. We had 45s in the '70s - it wasn't quite the Dark Ages.

You're old.

She was only seven when she first enjoyed "45's", which must be some
kind of record!! ;o)

Ha ha - good one!

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On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 09:01:00 GMT, "David" <[email hidden]>

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> On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 02:41:26 -0500, JMW <[email hidden]> wrote:
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> >"Jim Ranieri" <nah,> wrote:
> >>"The Queen of Cans and Jars" <[email hidden]> wrote:
> >>> Delenn <[email hidden]> wrote:
> >>> > Jim wrote:
> >>> >
> >>> > > I am going to discuss this record. If anyone has a thought say

it

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now.
> >>> >
> >>> > I think you're too old if you call it a "record".
> >>>
> >>> I'm not old and I still call them "records."
> >>
> >>Maybe not, but if you were listening to 'Immigrant Song' on a 45, you
ain't
> >>no kid.
> >
> >Yeah, but you were probably a pre-teen if you were playing 45s.
>
> Er......... by simple arithmetic she was aged seven!!
>
> Have a great Sunday John - you know I will!! ;o)

7 was her best year - when she was 8 she started going downhill and she

is

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still on that slipperly slope

30 years later she is but a shadow of her former well-rounded
sophisticated self. Maybe she should take accordion lessons and get
some purpose in her otherwise wasted life.

I wonder why a 37 year old finds it necessary at that stage in life,
to be reading for an English degree? As a discipline it is something
that any educated person already possesses, and as a vocational
qualification it's quite useless!!

However, it certainly makes her feel superior to "x-no-archive:yes"
Wendy, who trembles gelatinously at her feet!!

Yes now I can see why she affects the academic airs. Pointy headed and full
of [censored]! (as for Wendy, that's the lady who is a 'trophy' wife and runs
around with athletes, right?)

"x-no-archive:yes" Wendy is going through a bad patch, which is
something of a shame. I used to be quite fond of her, and quite
protective too, but she got all stroppy and told me to bugger off, so
I did.

She then got herself into all sorts of problems by attempting to be
'one of the boys', and got her come-uppance from the very nasty
anonymous Lucas Buck!!

She is now very nervous and has reverted to [censored]-licking in order to
curry favour (not curry flavour, unless they've been on the Vindaloo)
with "the hyenas"!!

She is very silly!!

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Jim Ranieri' nah said:

The Queen of Cans and Jars said:

Delenn <[email hidden]> wrote:
> Jim wrote:
>
> > I am going to discuss this record. If anyone has a thought say it now.
>
> I think you're too old if you call it a "record".

I'm not old and I still call them "records."

Maybe not, but if you were listening to 'Immigrant Song' on a 45, you ain't
no kid.

Yeah, but you were probably a pre-teen if you were playing 45s.

I started buying records, including 45s, when I was five years old.

On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 09:55:27 GMT, [email hidden] (The Queen of

Cans and Jars) said:

JMW said:

Jim Ranieri' nah said:

"The Queen of Cans and Jars" <[email hidden]> wrote:
> Delenn <[email hidden]> wrote:
> > Jim wrote:
> >
> > > I am going to discuss this record. If anyone has a thought say it now.
> >
> > I think you're too old if you call it a "record".
>
> I'm not old and I still call them "records."

Maybe not, but if you were listening to 'Immigrant Song' on a 45, you ain't
no kid.

Yeah, but you were probably a pre-teen if you were playing 45s.

I started buying records, including 45s, when I was five years old.

I suspect that doting parents may have done the "buying", unless more
of your [censored] will attempt to convince us you were in full-time
employment at that tender age!!

What were your favourites then Queenie, 'How much is that doggie in
the window' and 'I tought I taw a putty tat'?!! ;o)

Have a great Sunday darling - you know I will!! ;o)

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> > I am going to discuss this record. If anyone has a thought say it

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> I think you're too old if you call it a "record".

I'm not old and I still call them "records."

Maybe not, but if you were listening to 'Immigrant Song' on a 45, you

ain't

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no kid.

I'm 37. We had 45s in the '70s - it wasn't quite the Dark Ages.

I understand they were a great improvement over the wax cylinders, eh?

Jim
(making old age cracks
to someone 5 years younger)

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> Jim wrote:
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> > I am going to discuss this record. If anyone has a thought say it

now.

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>
> I think you're too old if you call it a "record".

I'm not old and I still call them "records."

Maybe not, but if you were listening to 'Immigrant Song' on a 45, you

ain't

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no kid.

I was in a record store the other day (cd store) and a really old lady came
over to the counter with a cartridge from her ancient record player. she
said "have you got a nail for this please?" the sales guy snorted his
coffee all over the place

Are you sure she didn't say "needle"?