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someone should tell baby bush that 'a little rough around the edges' -does not equal - retarded as horse faced donkey

:bigsmile: :good job:

Sun Ray Music Festival pops off tomorrow... the tent is already in the car, school and work as been taken care of, and now it's time to have some good fun :) I'll let you guys know how it turns out :D

People from Trinidad believe that it's lucky when you get shit on by a passing bird... it makes sense considering the odds are against it. I wonder what they would think about getting shit and pissed on by the whole DMB. Maybe the people on that boat tour should go out and by themselves a few lotto tickets... because that's some of the luckiest shit I've ever heard.

Thanks! I am sure it'll catch the interest of at least a few of the 45,000 students that read that paper cover to cover daily :D Thanks for listening Dutchy.. and thanks for voting :)

Gabriel Young scored a write up in UGA's 'Red and Black' today. Thanks to Beatking and DAIC for bringing Dawn Kinnard to my attention, we're really lucky to get to work with her tonight in Athens @ Tasty World. Check out the original artical here. Don't ask Britney the meaning behind "Baby, One More Time." Although she sings the song, someone else wrote it. A growing number of mainstream performers have songwriters craft a tune for their range and genre. A lineup of artists whose material has remained their own will take the stage at Tasty World Wednesday at 10 p.m. "Athens has gotten away from her acoustic roots," said Peter Gabriel Zarbanos of the Gabriel Young Band. "There are a lot of bands here, but not much in the way of acoustic performances. We're hoping to bring that back." The Gabriel Young Band, a two-man acoustic group, plans on focusing on music they have not yet performed for their Tasty World act. In only eight months of existence Zarbanos, 19, and his partner, Kalen Young Nash, also 19, have arranged over 30 songs. At the end of his high school career, Zarbanos traveled to Sweden to study music and developed his family's bluegrass traditions by incorporating jazz and nontraditional guitar elements to form a sophisticated and technical sound. TASTY WORLD The Gabriel Young Band, Dawn Kinnard, Ken Will Morton When: 10 p.m. Nash also took time out from high school to season his musical skills. Home-schooling provided him an opportunity to pursue his studies and delve into R&B and soul. Ken Will Morton, 29, also comes from Athens, but found inspiration in a return to his beginnings. After leaving the Classic City for a decade-long encounter with the life -- and traffic -- found in Atlanta, he now works on a farm. "I've been up since the crack of dawn working up on a farm, which has been a well of inspiration," Morton said. He said although he enjoys the simplicities of farm life, he has no time to relax with his busy touring schedule -- something that he relishes. "(In the other bands I was in), no one wanted to take a leap and risk touring," Morton said. "I just want food and a place to sleep because I love the opportunity to travel." Dawn Kinnard left her hometown in central Pennsylvania to find her inspiration in riding alone on her Harley Davidson, although she had to sell it to financially back her first album. "Singer/songwriters share a part of themselves with their audience," said Joey Z., Gabriel Young's manager. "It's not just regurgitating what someone else constructed or produced. You are hearing and seeing a performance that is a holistic and a pure creative composition, analogous to hearing a poet read their poetry. "When you hear their own words pour from their mouth, nothing is lost in the translation," he said.

Amazing music from an amazing person... Michael Hedges is considered, by many in the acoustic world, as one of the most innovative guitarist to ever pick up the instrument. Nice post and picture :D He's one of my favorites... :good job:

good choice :) can't go wrong with that guy :D

Happy Birfday Gramps! I hope all your babes keep you young, vibrant, and far from impotence.

work :( :Here's to you: beer and :smokin:

Holy shit!

That'd be some aim

Welcome back SG :D I've been moving all weekend and now work :wha':

No thanks... I'll just stick to the sid :bigsmile:

Spear fishing for Dodo sharks is what we call it in the South. His statement didn't contain any sexual innuendo.... did it Redneck? :wha':

No! I wanted to see if he wanted to go motorcycle ridin'. :) :(

What backwoods hillbilly couldn't resist a title like "it's anal sex month!" anyone for dualing banjos? lol

Anal sex? Are they only refering to human-human? :change note: I feel like chicken tonight ... like chicken tonight! :change note: :change note:

you're gonna get me fired RBD!

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I bet she smelled worse than the elephant man..........

If I was competing, then I wouldn't have sex for a minimum of three days prior to a competition. I have experienced "sex legs" before competing in sport.. so I woundn't risk it .. simply based on experience. Though...it makes sense to me that a male, for instance, would be more agressive if he hadn't gotten any in a while. :bigsmile:

:rolleyes: they haven't found my stash yet :D

:wha': blocked once again :wha':

The current drinking water purification/filtering wouldn't remove such substances from the water. They use aluminum sulfate as a coagulant that causes flocculent (which causes the particles in the water to come together dirt, other organic matter, bacteria,...etc.) This flocculent then sinks to the bottom of a basin where it is eventually emptied into a settling pond. The "clear" water on the top of this basin is then sent through a large multiphase filter to get all the small particles out. Since these filters are not capable of straining really small particals/bacteria out.. chlorine must be added to kill what the filter can't get.. and if we can't even filter out all the bacteria (cryptospirilliam for instance) there's no way we could keep certain chemical compound from contaminating our drinking water. It's really shocking how simple/unsophisticated drinking water purification is today... if a mad man wanted to dump a tractor trailer truck full of liquid prozac into a water treatment plant... the water would pass through undetected......until the good towns people got a good swaller :D