From film I've seen, I believe it.My dad also missed D-Day. 90th Infantry division, Battle of the Bulge and all that. He said the worst that he saw, and he saw a lot, was liberating concentration camps.
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From film I've seen, I believe it.My dad also missed D-Day. 90th Infantry division, Battle of the Bulge and all that. He said the worst that he saw, and he saw a lot, was liberating concentration camps.
-"but you can never leave?" Nah, too late.You can cash out anytime you choose.
Later in the division band.
Yeah. He was a sax man. I started on piano; clarinet and sax in h.s., went in the Navy on sax/clarinet, came out mostly on bass.So being a musician runs in your family. You got the old man to thank for leading you astray.
But, is he grumpy?I think we have a new GOF.
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Mercurial.But, is he grumpy?
Does posting a cover of the same song every week indicate that I’m stuck in my ways, as older folks often are?
Beat me to the punch, Charlie!None of us remember what you posted last week anyway!
We played this in my last band in the 2010's and even the young people liked it.. Might bring it back...


Roll call all. Please report in that all appendages accounted for and present.