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(New York, NY) - Tropical singer/songwriter Jimmy Buffett and his wife have announced they are expecting another child. Buffett's agent confirmed the news with the Associated Press this morning. The couple is expecting in early October. It will be the fourth child for the Buffetts. The 56-year old bestselling author says, quote- "The good Lord must have a sense of humor."

For real!?!

CONGRATULATIONS JIMMY!

What is he gonna name this one?!

Is this for real, or an April Fool's joke? (Congrats to the Buffetts, if it is for real!)

Yeah, that's the question...

Just checked AP, didn't see it. D@%^ you April Fool's Day!

PalmettoSon wrote:Just checked AP, didn't see it. D@%^ you April Fool's Day!

Alright, this has got to stop people. I am so damn easy it is not funny I thought this one was real too.

Two words: April 1.

phjrsaunt wrote:Two words: April 1.

one word

menopause

AP also reports that Buffett is playing a free concert in Central Park this summer. There will be a special bus circling the country to pick up the fans. That is also free. Word has it the first 20,000 people through the gates will receive free tickets to all Hawaii shows for the next twenty years and JB will cover the airfare to get you there and back. The concert will feature free beer.

jimminy wrote:AP also reports that Buffett is playing a free concert in Central Park this summer. There will be a special bus circling the country to pick up the fans. That is also free. Word has it the first 20,000 people through the gates will receive free tickets to all Hawaii shows for the next twenty years and JB will cover the airfare to get you there and back. The concert will feature free beer.

That's just out of line. I can deal with April Fools jokes about Bubba quitting, Fingers coming back, or Jane squeezin' out another kid. However, joking about free beer is just wrong

I posted a JB April Fools joke on my blog last night. As a result, I've been contacted by one institution to please remove the page.

http://www.music4life.info

I tried to explain it was a joke, but they were none too happy. Apparently they fielded several calls about the concert this morning.

I'm not sure which is better...that one of the places got mad or that people actually fell for it and called about tickets to a Jimmy Buffett concert that never existed.

If you visit the page, here's a hint -- write down the first letter of every sentence. What does it spell?

jimminy wrote:AP also reports that Buffett is playing a free concert in Central Park this summer. There will be a special bus circling the country to pick up the fans. That is also free. Word has it the first 20,000 people through the gates will receive free tickets to all Hawaii shows for the next twenty years and JB will cover the airfare to get you there and back. The concert will feature free beer.

Alright now, Jim
That story is utterly ridiculous

There's no way Jimmy would be in NYC Central Park in the summer, when he has
a baby due to be born so soon!! ..... wait a minute

pretty lame the second time around

cartmill72 wrote:I posted a JB April Fools joke on my blog last night. As a result, I've been contacted by one institution to please remove the page.

http://www.music4life.info

I tried to explain it was a joke, but they were none too happy. Apparently they fielded several calls about the concert this morning.

I'm not sure which is better...that one of the places got mad or that people actually fell for it and called about tickets to a Jimmy Buffett concert that never existed.

If you visit the page, here's a hint -- write down the first letter of every sentence. What does it spell?

Very good. I think you deserve a gold star for that one.

cartmill72 wrote:I posted a JB April Fools joke on my blog last night. As a result, I've been contacted by one institution to please remove the page.

http://www.music4life.info

I tried to explain it was a joke, but they were none too happy. Apparently they fielded several calls about the concert this morning.

I'm not sure which is better...that one of the places got mad or that people actually fell for it and called about tickets to a Jimmy Buffett concert that never existed.

If you visit the page, here's a hint -- write down the first letter of every sentence. What does it spell?

Unphorunately, some people just don't "get it."

cartmill72 wrote:I posted a JB April Fools joke on my blog last night. As a result, I've been contacted by one institution to please remove the page.

http://www.music4life.info

I tried to explain it was a joke, but they were none too happy. Apparently they fielded several calls about the concert this morning.

I'm not sure which is better...that one of the places got mad or that people actually fell for it and called about tickets to a Jimmy Buffett concert that never existed.

If you visit the page, here's a hint -- write down the first letter of every sentence. What does it spell?

Great joke, my only complaint is that the UD Arena concert isn't real. That is so close to home, but we will be in CHicago on Aug 28, but could have been home in time.

i though it was an april fools joke!!