Chef Jim

A Bigot...... a person who is obstinately or unreasonably attached to a belief, opinion, or faction, especially one who is prejudiced against or antagonistic toward a person or people on the basis of their membership of a particular group......such as laborers. Carry on bigot.

Oooooooh scary stuff. I hope any laborers you associate with going forward know you're feelings about them. Carry on bigot.

This was a Halloween show a couple of years ago at a small club here in South Orange County.

What's your beef against laborers bigot? You get caught saying stupid ***** all the time and when you get called out on it you post even stupider *****. Carry on bigot.....look it up.

Saw Oingo Boingo a couple of years ago. They were ok without Danny.

I think Hadji took him. Thank you. LOL

You are a bigot saying that laborers don't participate in the market. Maybe YOU need to understand what the term bigot really means. Regardless why single out laborers? Please explain your reasoning here.

Laborers who don't? What in the ***** kind of bigoted nonsense it this?

They were a ton of fun and really good.

Thanks man. Life is ***** GRAND!!

Based on the OP’s logic…. The NFL has defeated Buffalo Bills Super Bowl appearances.

Based on the OP's logic...... JFK defeated Presidential assassinations.

Based on the OP's logic... Hirohito defeated nuclear war Keep it going guys.

If starting a thread about a topic that is 100% incorrect is not a cry for attention then what the ***** was the purpose of sucking up bandwidth? You must have had a purpose for posting this. What was it? Proving you're a clueless tool? Trolling as usual? The "Take the bait" line has me voting this one. Trolling is very bad look. Sad because the boring Bills lost and you're trying to keep your mind off it. Your log in was taken over by @BillStime? He's the only one dumb enough to post a LAMP that points out how wrong you are. What was the purpose. Inquirin' minds wanna know.

Because there have been no Antifa riots (which isn't true) the past 9 months they've been defeated. Dumbest thread creation ever but we must consider the source. Note to @SectionC3 When screaming for attention it's wise not to have those whose attention you've gotten laugh at you.

Yup but because @SectionC3 didn't want to see it, it didn't happen.

Ha! Funny thing about drummers. We don't take lessons, we aren't taught, we are born. I never remember being taught how to play a set. Rudiments? Absolutely had to be taught those. I got my first drum at 4 or 5 and my first set at 12 or so and my first real set (Ludwigs) at 13. Joined our band at 14. If any of you old timers were from the Attica/Batavia area in the 70's you may have remember a band called Julius. We had a keyboard player who's step-brothers were in that band (both drummers) and we played many of the same songs they did. We told one of them we were thinking of playing Layla. He quietly said "no". For a bunch of 14 year olds we were good. Julius. The highest I think I ever got was on that bus before one of their shows at the Attica Park. LOL

BTW the only time I saw them with Ronnie was at the Aud during the One More From the Road tour. One of my favorite all time live concert memories is Ronnie was at the edge of the stage. One hand on the mic the other on the mic stand. Someone from the crowd jumped up and tried to grab his hat of his head. Ronnie with one swift move and not missing a beat bashed the guy in the jaw with the mic stand base. Not sure if you've ever picked up a mic stand but those bases are heavy. It was ***** awesome.

Watching the documentary confirmed my suspicion that Ed was a very cool guy. He really didn't fit in with the band. From LA, not a southern boy, played in a pop band Strawberry Alarm Clock (Incense and Peppermints). He got tired of the alcohol fueled shenanigans especially Ronnie who loved to fight. So he bailed. It was interesting recently I listening to a Skynyrd song a couple of years ago (Workin' for MCA I think) and realized that I had picked up my drumming style from Artemis. Shows how much I listened to them when I was cutting my chops as a teen. We sure had fun playing their music.

I just watched a very good documentary on the band recently on Netflix (If I Leave Here Tomorrow). The most interesting commentary was from Ed King. Also I loved the story about the Knebworth (London) concert with the Stones. Ronnie ventured our onto the Stones' "Tongue" which was verboten. They stole the show!!

It was released three days prior to the crash. I always felt it was terribly ironic they survived the street but not the air.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lynyrd_Skynyrd_plane_crash I remember when I found out. I was 16 years old and played in a ABB/Skynyrd cover band. Every day on my way to school I'd stop in the local gas station for a smoke and read the paper (imaging a 16 year old doing that today...sorry I digress). I think the news report was on page one but it was a kick in the gut like no other.

My crowy views??? And what might those be? You've had months and months to define them but you just can't seem to do that can you. You live in your own world. I was just pointing out your hypocrisy. Seeing you can't defend it you bang out your typical keyboard nonsense. The more things change the more they stay the same. Carry on one trick pony.

Everything has been ***** beautiful. Staying away from this place has helped. LOL

I've been away awhile but I had to pop in for this one. We'll remember this next time you cry when state politicians change voting rules. How does it go? Elections have consequences. Move to GA, run for office, and make it a campaign issue. Or stop whining about it. Either one. Did I get that right? Carry on hypocrite.