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Re: Questions for Steve(thelil)

Postby steve(thelil) » March 30th, 2015, 8:31 am

A. Kingstone wrote:Do you put your pants on one leg at a time?


If I wore pants I would probably occasionally apply this methodology.


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Re: Questions for Steve(thelil)

Postby A. Kingstone » March 31st, 2015, 2:43 pm

Being a blues player do you hear the subtle sophistication of Robert Johnson's rhythm?
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Re: Questions for Steve(thelil)

Postby steve(thelil) » March 31st, 2015, 4:05 pm

A. Kingstone wrote:Being a blues player do you hear the subtle sophistication of Robert Johnson's rhythm?


Weirdly, no.

It's only in my capacity as as a macarena dancer that I here the subtle sophistication of Robert Johnson's rhythm.

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Re: Questions for Steve(thelil)

Postby Ron Thorne » March 31st, 2015, 9:48 pm

steve(thelil) wrote:
A. Kingstone wrote:Being a blues player do you hear the subtle sophistication of Robert Johnson's rhythm?


Weirdly, no.

It's only in my capacity as as a macarena dancer that I here the subtle sophistication of Robert Johnson's rhythm.

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Re: Questions for Steve(thelil)

Postby jwaggs » April 1st, 2015, 6:46 am

steve(thelil) wrote:
jwaggs wrote:What professional basketball team was named after a TV set and what was the name of a famous player for that team whose first name was the same as a dairy product?



Too easy: The Vermont Vizios and their star guard Curd Shmelking.

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Great answers!

But the correct ones are:

Rochester Zeniths and Cheese Johnson

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rochester_Zeniths

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lynbert_Johnson

But if it is any consolation, Noel "Little Curd" Johnson is a 6'6" swingman for the Auburn Tigers!
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Re: Questions for Steve(thelil)

Postby bluenoter » April 1st, 2015, 8:14 am

Ron Thorne wrote:
steve(thelil) wrote:It's only in my capacity as as a macarena dancer that I here the subtle sophistication of Robert Johnson's rhythm.

We here you, Steve. :silly:

Yes, in our capacity "as as" lerts (almost every one of us is a lert).   Image
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Re: Questions for Steve(thelil)

Postby moldyfigg » April 1st, 2015, 8:42 am

Is it true that Iran is boycotting Indiana?
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Re: Questions for Steve(thelil)

Postby Mr. Met » April 12th, 2015, 10:33 am

Did you ever read my book "Portnoy's Complaint?"

Did it make you as miserable reading it as I was when I wrote it?
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Re: Questions for Steve(thelil)

Postby steve(thelil) » April 15th, 2015, 5:48 am

Mr. Met wrote:Did you ever read my book "Portnoy's Complaint?"


I read the part where the young man was flogging the dolphin in the bathroom while imagining his sister's bra was "LENORE LAPIDUS'S ACTUAL TITS!" while his mother was shouting at him through the door that she knows he must have been eating french fries at the "chazerai palace" if he had so much gastric distress. I read it several times.



Mr. Met wrote: Did it make you as miserable reading it as I was when I wrote it


Not sure. But it made be as miserable as Paul Simon usually is. Actually, at the age I read it it made me happy because of the dirty parts.

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Re: Questions for Steve(thelil)

Postby A. Kingstone » April 16th, 2015, 2:38 pm

Can you name a poor Paul Simon song?
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Re: Questions for Steve(thelil)

Postby steve(thelil) » April 16th, 2015, 5:24 pm

A. Kingstone wrote:Can you name a poor Paul Simon song?


I think so. Thanks for asking!

Oh...you want me to name one. Hmmmm

Paul Simon has been well off financially since Sounds of Silence became a hit in 1965. I can name a song written by a "poor Paul Simon" was Hey Schoolgirl, which he recorded with Artie under the name "Tom and Jerry" while they were in high school. (It isn't a very good song either)

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Re: Questions for Steve(thelil)

Postby jwaggs » April 18th, 2015, 5:17 am

I was in a bar last night and saw on a TV there that there were two baseball teams playing that I'd never heard of -- the Marlins and the Mets. How long have these teams been around, and what wvwr happened to the Indians and the Tigers? Were those teams not good enough?
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Re: Questions for Steve(thelil)

Postby steve(thelil) » April 20th, 2015, 5:01 pm

jwaggs wrote:I was in a bar last night and saw on a TV there that there were two baseball teams playing that I'd never heard of -- the Marlins and the Mets. How long have these teams been around, and what wvwr happened to the Indians and the Tigers? Were those teams not good enough?


The Marlins and the Mets are very new and carnivorous baseball teams. They ate the Indians and Tigers. The Mets and Marlins have been around forever, but only joined MLB during what is known as "modern times"

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Re: Questions for Steve(thelil)

Postby jwaggs » April 22nd, 2015, 5:56 am

When did baseball "Modern Times" start?
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Re: Questions for Steve(thelil)

Postby moldyfigg » April 22nd, 2015, 9:20 am

It's time we appointed the gerbil as the national rodent.
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Re: Questions for Steve(thelil)

Postby bluenoter » April 22nd, 2015, 10:45 am

moldyfigg wrote:It's time we appointed the gerbil as the national rodent.

Fixed.  Image

Do you agree that it's time we appointed the gerbil as the national rodent?
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Re: Questions for Steve(thelil)

Postby steve(thelil) » April 24th, 2015, 6:36 am

bluenoter wrote:Do you agree that it's time we appointed the gerbil as the national rodent?


I believe that every state should have the right to appoint it's own appropriate rodent. Also, I have mixed feelings about reinstating the rodent draft.


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