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The easier way to ascertain the truth of that is ask a woman who's had children and kidney stones (and for her sake, not at the same time).
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I was once told by a doctor that the pain is worse than child birth.
The easier way to ascertain the truth of that is ask a woman who's had children and kidney stones (and for her sake, not at the same time).
My wife presented me with a 10lb 12oz son about 24 years ago. I will NEVER debate this point with her...
Did you make the cert, yourself?Per TB rules.

You gotta get Odin to boogie to Albertine Sarges! Just stumbled on to her today. When touring can start again, I hope she plays the Bordeaux area. I should be moved in to Arcachon by then. It's been a long time since I've felt "I have to see her/him/them live!" Long time. Hope you enjoy as much as I do!
The Moody Blues are definitely their own thing. Maybe Jethro Tull's in the same camp but on the other side of the lake. The difference for me is I saw Jethro Tull live and never saw the The Moody Blues live. Would have gone had it been a choice available to me.
The Moody Blues are definitely their own thing. Maybe Jethro Tull's in the same camp but on the other side of the lake. The difference for me is I saw Jethro Tull live and never saw the The Moody Blues live. Would have gone had it been a choice available to me.
I think Tull is more of s R &R band, thoughThe Moody Blues are definitely their own thing. Maybe Jethro Tull's in the same camp but on the other side of the lake. The difference for me is I saw Jethro Tull live and never saw the The Moody Blues live. Would have gone had it been a choice available to me.
Same here. Never saw the Blues, but I did see Tull (1973).The Moody Blues are definitely their own thing. Maybe Jethro Tull's in the same camp but on the other side of the lake. The difference for me is I saw Jethro Tull live and never saw the The Moody Blues live. Would have gone had it been a choice available to me.
Don't forget about those early '70s bands, like Genesis. Gabriel played flute on a lot of their material.I think it was a 60’s thing. Several bands featured flute including Traffic, The Beatles (Fool on the Hill, Strawberry Fields), The Stones (Lady Jane), Focus, ....Moondance, California Dreaming, and who can forget Rockin’ Robin’. But Tull and the Moodies were full of it.
I saw Tull in 69 or 70(I think)and I play(ed) flute. Not too badly but I'm very rusty now.Same here. Never saw the Blues, but I did see Tull (1973).
Don't forget about those early '70s bands, like Genesis. Gabriel played flute on a lot of their material.
Several bands featured flute including Traffic, The Beatles
