I like Peggy just fine. But there’s something about Kristy.
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I see her husband at the batting cages every so often.I like Peggy just fine. But there’s something about Kristy.
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So if nothing else has been determined in the past 24+/- hours, I think that while we can agree on Thunderbirds being terrific basses, our tastes in wimmenses runs the gamut.I see her husband at the batting cages every so often.
Geo knows. So do others over time. Peggy Flemming. What was a boy that age doing watching figure skating on grainy black and white television? I don't know, but there she was. The love of my life. Then she was on the cover of Life magazine. In full color. I was done.Do tell!

Might wanna brush all that 'dirt' off b4 ya cook it.
Looking good!



Me too

Music, of necessity, has and always will change and we sometimes benefit and others times not so much (Disco... except for ABBA, of course!) In the case of humanity/cultures changing, I think that necessity is a product of the amazing nature and ability of humanity to change and grow. As a result, and of necessity, cultures will always be changing IMO. Not always for the best at times, but hey, we're human and aren't perfect by any means. I suggest we are here for more than in essence advanced cellular reproduction on a larger scale which is for nothing more than the passing on of genetic material. Saying more would certainly cross one of the two major lines, which I want to respect, but will say human life is a valuable and precious thing/gift that shouldn't be taken lightly. Thus I play bass and most often a Thunderbird, and hang out with the people here. Life is short, after all!but is the necessity really necessary? for what, to just keep multiplying?…