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PA PAR8 HED wrote:Good idea to clean it off before the drive home...no reason to alert the local authorities that you are driving home from a Buffett show!

I hope PHs heed previous advice and have a designated driver if they are under the influence...then there is no need to take if off in that case.

surprise#3 wrote:where did the plane go??

What a coincidence, we were just talking about this today at lunch and the "then where did the plane go" arguement pretty much put this one to bed.

How about last year's tour being named after the book, SPOL. Is that the firts time a musician/group named their tour after their book and not a new album?

Anyway, as long as he tours I'll be a happy camper.

As I said my favorite now is Dave Attell but all-time my favorite is Mitch Hedberg... he was one of the most gifted funny men I've ever heard. I wanted to see him perform so much but his death prevented that... his story was a real sad one. I saw Mitch, Dave and Lewis all in the same show a few yea...

Richard Pryor was an absolute genius RIP.

Currently it is Lewis Black.

Anyone want some candy corn?

Forgot Sailing To Philadelphia :lol: The db says only ever played live, Thursday Sept 6th, 2001, the last song, and writen by Mark Knopfler. That was for the second to last show before 9/11 I was at that Camden (Philly) show that year. I had heard the Knopfler/Taylor version on RM and it was great ...

Moonie wrote:she didn't look like that in her mug shot...not even close...

OMG you are right!

Piratical wrote:Forgot Sailing To Philadelphia

Sorry gingerbreadman you had it already.

Forgot Sailing To Philadelphia

Comparing it to my list:

Cattle Truckin'
Funeral Dance
I Love This Town
Left Me With a Nail to Drive
Rancho Deluxe Instrumental
Some White People Can Dance
The Wrangler

It was a quick check though.

Sail on and fly high. You still are one of my heros.

From an insurance standpoint, it's about as desirable a risk as a beach house in Florida. Your homeowner's insurance will probably be cancelled if your agent finds out about it, or at the very least, they won't accept any liability for it. And the nets are a joke. But they are fun!! I don't want to...

hikingontuesday wrote:It was weird to see less people but they moved the Bongos and Steel Drums to the "main line" rather than behind.

Good for Ralph and Robert!

MikeInNOLA wrote:Mailboat is so like the kid that never got to sit in the back of the bus!

That is just to funny.

And didn't Jimmy say that there was a surprise for the tour or am I confused on that point?

and at the end of the day, kids still prefer a big box to play in. Absolutely. Last summer my kids played with the box from the new car roof carrier everyday until it was in shreds. They had a ball! :lol: :lol: This reminded me of when I moved to Florida...19 yrs ago.. The job had movers do all the...

The simple things truly are the best.

Saw it in the trailers in the movie theater this past weekend.

Anne Bonny wrote:Bamboo grows like crazy in Alabama so getting that shouldn't be a problem.

Bamboo is so cool. The house I grew up in had a forest of it growing in the back. My dad hated it, but we made some of the coolest forts in it.

I think your dream is telling you you should sell me your tickets at face to save you from the horrible concert experience