Get off my LAWN! "Grumpy Old Farts"

[GonePlaid]

To see if feeling had improved I told her that I'd give her a test tickle!

What'd she smack you with?

 

[Jeff Scott]

Spent yesterday at Scarborough General hospital while my Dorothy underwent the procedure on her left leg to open the artery. They got it open all the way to her ankle. That's a big positive!!

Glad to read this.

BTW, did you stop by at the fair while there?

 

[Fat Freddy]

Glad to read this.

BTW, did you stop by at the fair while there?

 

[GwenOnBass]

That Scarborough lost its license to do fairs centuries ago. Nice song, though.

 

[2tonic]

.....My ch

oice for a livable world is one where I can be with my friends, in person, any time, without having to haul my physical self all over the planet. Sort of like a Star Trek transporter but better. It has safety features to prevent any from being Rick Roll-beamed into someone else's Holodeck. Just sayin'.​

Careful what you wish for!
​

 

[2tonic]

Submitted for your consideration here on "Throwback Thursday"!
From the time period where they listened more to The Meters than The Commodores.

 

[GwenOnBass]

Careful what you wish for!
​

It's all about the force. In space.

​

 

[beans-on-toast]

Martin Carthy taught Paul Simon Scarborough Fair, a traditional English folk song, in 1965 in London. The S&G recording copyright was credited to Simon and Garfunkel. There was years of public feuding between Carthy and Simon which ended in 2000.

 

[Jeff Scott]

Submitted for your consideration here on "Throwback Thursday"!

Strange, I happen to be listening to this right now!



I still get flashbacks (long-term memory - at least, that's still works ) from when I saw them perform this in June 1973.

 

[the harp unstrung]

Good night and good luck.

 

[beans-on-toast]

Strange, I happen to be listening to this right now!



I still get flashbacks (long-term memory - at least, that's still works ) from when I saw them perform this in June 1973.

Even stranger, I was watching this. Tiny Tim can do his own interpretation of whale sounds.

 

[GonePlaid]

That Scarborough lost its license to do fairs centuries ago. Nice song, though.

Great place to pick up some spices!

 

[GonePlaid]

Careful what you wish for!
​

 

[the harp unstrung]

Martin Carthy taught Paul Simon Scarborough Fair, a traditional English folk song, in 1965 in London. The S&G recording copyright was credited to Simon and Garfunkel. There was years of public feuding between Carthy and Simon which ended in 2000.

...Not the only time Paul Simon has been accused of theft...

Consider his relationship with Los Lobos.

I find it hard to listen to a Paul Simon record...though I absolutely Love his music.

 

[beans-on-toast]

Friday On My Mind

The Rubens

 

[beans-on-toast]

...Not the only time Paul Simon has been accused of theft...

Consider his relationship with Los Lobos.

I find it hard to listen to a Paul Simon record...though I absolutely Love his music.

He does have a bad rep.

I like Los Lobos, they can play anything. What he did to them in stealing their song was despicable. Even worse, Graceland was his biggest selling album.

 

[GwenOnBass]

Even stranger, I was watching this. Tiny Tim can do his own interpretation of whale sounds.

That a Gibson EB-2 she's playing? Real far out and groovy.

 

[GwenOnBass]

Out of the loop on all the Paul Simon stuff. Saw Pink Floyd on their Mission Bell tour

And here with Friday on my mind in part because an authorization for a daily medication must go through today, because I'm out. Chemist can't refill without the insurance company's nod. My doctor's office sent the e-paperwork at 3-something am on January 1 (minutes after the new insurance guidelines went into effect). Ten days later, still no refill. It needs to be a today thing, and as of Thursday afternoon confirmed my doctor's office is on the ball.

Looks like I'll be out for coffee and will see then.

 

[the harp unstrung]

^^^Damn That!
...sounds very 'merican 'health care' to me...

 

[GwenOnBass]

^^^ 'cause it is. Marooned here in The Colonies for a bit.

Hey, all you colonoscopy "enthusiasts" ... did you know Miralax is prescription-only in Ireland? What that means in reality is the patient doesn't pay out-of-pocket for a memorable night with lemon drink.