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HFBD, Joe!

Billy Duffy is a great guitar player. I've been a Cult fan since the mid 80s. Saw them twice - 30 years in between shows. Love them!! I would like to add Alex Lifeson to the list. I consider him and David Gilmour two of the best soloists in rock history.

My biggest question is their HC hire. We know all too well what a talented team can (or cannot) do with a crappy HC.

My intentions .. as always ... were good. My heart was in the right place! I'm misunderstood! I'm sick .. I need help!

Rebuild? Or tank?

Great call. I'll add Mark Knopfler.

Man, is this ugly for Carolina. 47% retention and an out of his league rookie HC with a first year (with the team) starting QB. Ouch.

Clearly fake.

With due respect, there is a ton of Jimi Hendrix material out there and my assumption is that you haven't listened to very much of it. These lists are always silly, but they generate discussion, so I'm cool with it. Brian May knows he's not even close to Hendrix. I am a Brian May/Queen fan, too. After decades of having these discussions, I've firmly nailed down my top 2: Hendrix and SRV. It's always been difficult for me to "lock in" my choice for the GOAT ... but it's usually Jimi. I do agree that we missed out on tons of brilliance due to his early passig. During the last Experience Hendrix tour, I was able to see Joe Satriani absolutely KILL (in a good way) some of Jimi's more rocking tunes. A buddy of mine didn't like it. Wondered why someone like Satriani was even there. I loved it. I think, had Hendrix lived, he'd have been Satriani before Satriani became Satriani.

That was actually not done purposely. Nice catch. Editing.

And Dear Mr. Fantasy. That dude is incredible.

Awesome call on Snoop. If I do a 2.0, he'll definitely be on it. I had Barkley on my original list, but replaced him. He'll make my 2.0, as well!

Oh, I know he's a rapper. I just don't know where his love of rap fits into this particular context.

I don't understand the "someone who loves to rap," angle.

Well, they were both paid to have sex with him, so they've got that in common. I can see their conversation ranging from sharing horror stories about the sex, then laughing uncontrollably about his tiny, irregular-shaped penis.

I know it's a little blurry, but that guy in the top right corner of the picture is part of ANTIFA.

That description of Tom Hanks is exactly how I feel about him. He's one of the last people on earth I'd want to spend time with.

I brought my son to this concert and it was purely magical. Here's Macca playing George on the uke.

I put whatever the mood calls for on a hot dog. Sometimes I like a nice sauce. Sometimes just mustard. Sometimes mustard and onions. Sometimes ketchup, or ketchup/mustard. Ain't no rules when it comes to the perro caliente, baby.

Everyone knows the only thing you put on fois gras is Miracle Whip. That was a bad analogy.

Nah. I"m done. Let's get this back on topic: Drew Brees' fake remorse.

Did you read the article? Or was it just the headline and pictures of colored people carrying guns that made you feel real good? Lynn watched a video that Anthony posted to Facebook as the protest formed last week. In it, she looked on from her office across the street as protestors slowly crowded the Capitol Lawn carrying Confederate flags, Nazi symbolism, nooses and other blatantly racist forms of imagery. After some demonstrators eventually made it inside the building last week, one maskless and gun-toting protester got so close to Anthony’s face that she could smell his breath. And lawmakers shouldn’t be scared to come into work because of armed intimidation, she said. “The majority of the protesters were white,” Anthony said. “I’m still not exactly sure on the connection between confederate flags and Nazi symbolism. They just had no connection to the stay-at-home orders. The fact they were carrying guns openly while we voted was unnerving.”

Okay, I'll pose it as a question: Do you think that, if a group of black men brandishing high-power firearms stormed their way into a government building, it would end peacefully? The only agenda I'm pushing is that endorsing that redneck, bullying behavior is indicative of the "leadership," we currently (don't) have in this country. And anyone behind that kind of behavior, "because it's their right," is a major part of the problem.