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Whatever happened to Jeff Davis?
He has rolled completely out of vies of my server.
Is he conducting an avalanche field exercise this week? |
Whatever happened to Jeff Davis?
in article yKl_b.10729$4K3.9126@fed1read06, Richard Henry at
wrote on 2/23/04 3:46 AM: He has rolled completely out of vies of my server. Is he conducting an avalanche field exercise this week? Andweeb got tired of trolling you stupid ****s. |
Whatever happened to Jeff Davis?
Sven Golly wrote:
scottabe wrote in news:BC5F76CA.FE3B% : Andweeb got tired of trolling you stupid ****s. I don't know who "Andweeb" is but Jeff Davis is very real and has been trolling USENET for a longggg time - since at least 1994. He's a Unix and Deadhead rolled into one. Not all bad, then? I'm partial to the Aug 22 68 "Lovelight"... |
Whatever happened to Jeff Davis?
On Mon, 23 Feb 2004 12:20:05 -0800, lal_truckee
wrote: Sven Golly w I'm partial to the Aug 22 68 "Lovelight"... I much prefer the 1966 Decca release (studio version). Of course, that was Them, with Van on vocals, so it's sort of an unfair comparison... bw Who are, what are Them? |
Whatever happened to Jeff Davis?
bdubya wrote:
On Mon, 23 Feb 2004 12:20:05 -0800, lal_truckee wrote: Sven Golly w I'm partial to the Aug 22 68 "Lovelight"... I much prefer the 1966 Decca release (studio version). Of course, that was Them, with Van on vocals, so it's sort of an unfair comparison... bw Who are, what are Them? The Who aren Apostrophe t Them. |
Whatever happened to Jeff Davis?
lal_truckee wrote:
bdubya wrote: I much prefer the 1966 Decca release (studio version). Of course, that was Them, with Van on vocals, so it's sort of an unfair comparison... Who are, what are Them? The Who aren Apostrophe t Them. As long as we're off on the tangent of obscure counter-cultural references, does anyody remember the Firesign Theatre record where they did the spoof of the "Who's on First Routine" with actual band names instead of fictitious baseball players? I don't remember them using "Them", but IIRC they worked The Who, The Guess Who, The Band, and Yes into the routine. I haven't heard it in 30 years or so, so my recollection may be hazy. But to answer the question, "Them" is a novel by Joyce Carol Oates, which unfortunately contains no skiing content whatsoever. -- //-Walt // // http://www.ebaumsworld.com/forumfun/misc15.jpg |
Whatever happened to Jeff Davis?
Walt wrote:
lal_truckee wrote: bdubya wrote: I much prefer the 1966 Decca release (studio version). Of course, that was Them, with Van on vocals, so it's sort of an unfair comparison... Who are, what are Them? The Who aren Apostrophe t Them. As long as we're off on the tangent of obscure counter-cultural references, does anyody remember the Firesign Theatre record where they did the spoof of the "Who's on First Routine" with actual band names instead of fictitious baseball players? I don't remember them using "Them", but IIRC they worked The Who, The Guess Who, The Band, and Yes into the routine. I haven't heard it in 30 years or so, so my recollection may be hazy. But to answer the question, "Them" is a novel by Joyce Carol Oates, which unfortunately contains no skiing content whatsoever. Is that the one with Peter Graves and the giant nucleated ants living in the Los Angeles storm drains near the LA River? -- Cheers, Bev xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxx I've enjoyed just about as much of this as I can stand. |
Whatever happened to Jeff Davis?
"Walt" wrote in message ... lal_truckee wrote: bdubya wrote: I much prefer the 1966 Decca release (studio version). Of course, that was Them, with Van on vocals, so it's sort of an unfair comparison... Who are, what are Them? The Who aren Apostrophe t Them. As long as we're off on the tangent of obscure counter-cultural references, does anyody remember the Firesign Theatre record where they did the spoof of the "Who's on First Routine" with actual band names instead of fictitious baseball players? I don't remember them using "Them", but IIRC they worked The Who, The Guess Who, The Band, and Yes into the routine. I haven't heard it in 30 years or so, so my recollection may be hazy. Hazy obski reference: listening to Pause in the Disaster tape on the way to Mammoth: "Put the wagons in a circle! ... No cover charge, any time! ... Your time is up! ... Sunday! Sunday! Sunday!" |
Whatever happened to Jeff Davis?
lal_truckee wrote:
The Real Bev wrote: Walt wrote: lal_truckee wrote: bdubya wrote: I much prefer the 1966 Decca release (studio version). Of course, that was Them, with Van on vocals, so it's sort of an unfair comparison... Who are, what are Them? The Who aren Apostrophe t Them. As long as we're off on the tangent of obscure counter-cultural references, does anyody remember the Firesign Theatre record where they did the spoof of the "Who's on First Routine" with actual band names instead of fictitious baseball players? I don't remember them using "Them", but IIRC they worked The Who, The Guess Who, The Band, and Yes into the routine. I haven't heard it in 30 years or so, so my recollection may be hazy. But to answer the question, "Them" is a novel by Joyce Carol Oates, which unfortunately contains no skiing content whatsoever. Is that the one with Peter Graves and the giant nucleated ants living in the Los Angeles storm drains near the LA River? Oops. Should have read further. Yes to Aunties, no to Graves. Flamethrowers anonymous got a big boost from this one. For some reason I believe that Peter Graves made ALL those cool sci-fi movies :-( ObSki: Looks like it's going to snow like crazy this week - everybody pile in the family wheels and head on up. Here too, but they insist on chains. Not without reason, we even have trouble with rain around here :-( -- Cheers, Bev xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxx I've enjoyed just about as much of this as I can stand. |
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