Bettybooty

Let your Freak Flag Fly! :bigsmile: your right what would the world be like with out the freaky people.... :P There usually the most creative. Just don't like M. Jackson....

He was a freak in the 80's and we let him get away with it, now justice will preveil. He deserves it...The sad thing is he'll never survive in prison.

I agree.....

It's a shame your post's are useless.....

But system restore won't get rid of a virus!

I just saw you got it fixed, glad to hear it worked out well.... ;)

We had that probalem at work about a month ago. The machine kept rebooting itself over and over again. I think it was called the sasser virus. If you can get someone with an antivirus disk and the fix for the virus, which whatever antivirus you have, I use Norton, it should be on there website.

lol, if your talking about Joe C, I think he passed away, but they did a tribute to him at the concert!

I love the Beatles and Sir Paul....But when he performed for the Concert For NY after 911, I couldn't watch it...I thought he was awful. I'm hoping is was just that night....The sound had to be off because so many people performed....

Have you used this?

ok, here's a short list Hair Jesus Christ Superstar Armageddon Pulp Fiction Forrest Gump Practical Magic I know there are so many more, but I'm drawing a blank!

Thanks! I think I'm going to like it here.....

Hi Warflower! Welcome! ;)

I'm not sure if I have this listed under the correct catorgory. ABout 2 years ago, I got dragged to a Kid Rock concert in Madison Square Garden...Didn't really want to but there was an extra ticket. The show was awesome! I have scince seen him 3 times, just recently at the Jones Beach Theatre in Long Island, NY. The man is so talented and a great performer. Most don't like his music, but after I saw him that 1st time live I was hooked. I have found some great live stuff, and duets with variopus artists...I got a great live version of Sweet Home Alabama!

That is one of my favorite soundtracks of all time! I love the movie soundtrack also. I was fortunate enough to see Ted Neeley and Carl Anderson do a performance at Madison Square Garden Theatre years ago.