BigredG wrote:For Mike and Midnightx.
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Thanks that is funny
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BigredG ain't unique !midnightx wrote:Mike and BIGREDG are a unique, hypocritical bunch....
That is a patently absurd thing to say. The bases for the "accusations" are clearly stated, and furthermore you are infamous throughout the Board membership for doing the very thing you are now seeking to deny.midnightx wrote:.....ending it baseless accusations and insults. Mike and BIGREDG are a unique, hypocritical bunch....
I told you they were coming to get you. You got lucky today, but tomorrow is another day!!ColinB wrote:BigredG ain't unique !midnightx wrote:Mike and BIGREDG are a unique, hypocritical bunch....
I bumped into a guy exactly like him just this morning in town.............................
I'll simply stay home.BigredG wrote:I told you they were coming to get you.ColinB wrote:BigredG ain't unique !midnightx wrote:Mike and BIGREDG are a unique, hypocritical bunch....
I bumped into a guy exactly like him just this morning in town.............................
You got lucky today, but tomorrow is another day!!
Yeah, that's a good updating of Robbie's words !BigredG wrote:"If you could see you, through my eyes, instead of your ego, I believe you'd be surprised to see that you've been blind - Lord have mercy!"
ColinB wrote:Yeah, that's a good updating of Robbie's words !BigredG wrote:"If you could see you, through my eyes, instead of your ego, I believe you'd be surprised to see that you've been blind - Lord have mercy!"
But none of us can ever actually do that, can we ?
Who are you quoting ?rickeap wrote:"Elvis version is not a work of startingly originality but it's fun and a little insight into Elvis. The overwrought comments about this piece are indicative of the depressing self-serious view of rock n' roll that became prevalent in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Give the guy his air. "
this seems to sum up things pretty nicely
He quoted likethebike.ColinB wrote:Who are you quoting ?rickeap wrote:"Elvis version is not a work of startingly originality but it's fun and a little insight into Elvis. The overwrought comments about this piece are indicative of the depressing self-serious view of rock n' roll that became prevalent in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Give the guy his air. "
this seems to sum up things pretty nicely