I complained because I had no shoes - until I met a man who had no class - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5bNYfkOZv8
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I complained because I had no shoes - until I met a man who had no class - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5bNYfkOZv8
Huh ?????Quote:
Originally Posted by JoePa
what in the hell is going on LOL
Great youtube video with Andre Rieu, there is a man with tons of class, so ?? ? ???joe I have no idea of what you are trying to proport !!!!
Hope you don't try and turn this into how great the u.s. is and the wars it has won!!! post, as all your others seem to go that way.
Thought you would enjoy the music and bring some class into your life - music has a place everywhere even at OOD - speaking of war I think it won't be long before Trump orders some action against Iran - they are playing with fire - but in the meantime we can listen to music - I bet when you saw my post you figured old Joe is stirring up some trouble again but was disappointed when it was just some music with class- fooled ya -
I have 11 cd's by Andre Rieu, I do appreciate great music, and have long before ????? you appeared on the scene!
Take your meds and go away!
I am probably one of the few 85 year old guys that don't take any kind of medicine - I thank God for that - I still cut down trees for firewood - still plant a very large garden - fix my vehicles - take care of a big house and my daughter - I've been blessed so far - looking forward to football season so I can watch my grandson play quarter back for a local high school - he will only be a junior and is the starting QB - several major colleges have already contacted him because he is so good - he takes after his grandfather - me -
[QUOTE=JoePa;1088115 several major colleges have already contacted him because he is so good - he takes after his grandfather - me -[/QUOTE]
Displaying humility is a sign of class. I think you need listen to some more music.
Good come back , I like it! :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by sawbill
He doesn't know the meaning of the word "humility "
I guess you have to toot your own horn at every possibility, because no one else will!Quote:
Originally Posted by JoePa
You are your own best hero worshipper.
LOve Andre Rieu. Thanks for the music Joe.
Your welcome Sharon - I was just listening to some old songs from the 50 and 60s - sure brings back memories - maybe everybody feels that way when they listen to songs that they played when they were young but there were some real good singers back in those days -Quote:
Originally Posted by Sharon
Boy we have some real hot weather down here - it has been in the high 90's during the day and it doesn't cool off over night - they are calling for this heat wave to end tomorrow - I hope so - take care
I would say,Quote:
Originally Posted by jaycee
most Americans don't. AND my Grandfather was American.
First you tell me that there is no absolutes when it comes to what is right or wrong - then I'm told that you can't decide what is right or wrong since everyone has their own opinion - now you tell me I must be humble - would you please make up your mind for Pete's sake - so I can please you -Quote:
Originally Posted by fishermccann
Have you ever read an obituary in the paper after a guy dies - it spells out all the things the guy did while he was alive - I guess that is a no no - I've done a lot of things in my lifetime that I am proud of so what's wrong in telling people so they can have guidance - a guy catches a big fish or shoots a big buck - first thing he does is take a picture of it and puts it on OOD - doesn't sound like humility to me - if you are a boxer and go into the ring humble - you ain't gonna win the bout - our forefathers were not humble when they started this nation - better believe it
Humility IS a virtue. Obits are usually not written by the deceased.
:goodstuff::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::)Quote:
Originally Posted by fishermccann
You would be surprised how many people who know they are go ing to die compose their own obituary - they do it so that what is printed is correct - I have mine all set to go - "JoePa world famous hunter,fisherman and athlete passed away in his sleep on ------ - He is survived by his 5 children - 15 grand children and 4 great grand children (maybe more) - at Joe's request no public viewing will be held - in lieu of flowers donations should go the the NRA - on his head stone will be the words - Here lies a real great man"Quote:
Originally Posted by fishermccann
Be sure to tell us were your planted..Quote:
Originally Posted by JoePa
We can all come by and pour a Bottle of Canada Club on your grave........it may have gone our kidneys first though :joker:
[QUOTE=Snowwalker;1088436]Be sure to tell us were your planted..
We can all come by and pour a Bottle of Canada Club on your grave........it may have gone our kidneys first though :joker:[/QUOT
I got to admit Snow' - that's pretty good - I would prefer if it was beer - a Pa. beer -
[QUOTE=JoePa;1088456]American beer? That's just yellow water.Quote:
Originally Posted by Snowwalker
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ahq4blDfU5s
i like these guys better... guess thats just me :)
Definitely a generation thing. 3 seconds of that was all I lasted.
I lasted 5 seconds lolQuote:
Originally Posted by sawbill
A siren's voice...
https://youtu.be/5c-rVoBdZDE
https://youtu.be/nvTqNyX4V_Y
https://youtu.be/U7zrMzVNYwo
Those "old greats " that had good voices and you could understand the words they sang, unfortunately are long gone, now what you get for singers are high pitched loud screamer that you can't understand.Quote:
Originally Posted by Snowwalker
That is why I still prefer to listen to great instrumentals of the golden era Big Bands or pianists, guitar players and even Michael Buble.
Funny thing is people think I am weird for knowing and practicing with the "Old stuff".Quote:
Originally Posted by jaycee
Karaoke time comes and it's now my turn to laugh as they sound like they have something stuck in a vise, and the ladies are swooning over the guys that croon the old stuff.
oh come on guys Mötley Crüe was legendary ,
i wasnt even born in that era i was born after that lol . i hate the music now adays its all crap
LOL 10 seconds here, but their skill on the guitar I admire.Quote:
Originally Posted by sawbill
X2.. you can't even tell if it is a guy, a girls, or an autotuned keyboard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bowjob
Mick Mars still so underrated. his rifts are crazy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sharon
at least you lasted until the first note hahah
Even though I liked most of Glen Campbells music I never really went out of my way to listen close to his playing. After he died and the accolades to his musical diversity started piling up I began listening to him on You Tube to some of his riffs and realized just how good this guy was. The screaming and screeching stuff that todays guitarists play shows how talented they are but its nothing I could ever listen to for any miniscule amount of time. Doesn't make what I listen to better, just a different era and a different appreciation of what music should be.
Skilled guitarists;Greatest Guitarists Of All Time: Top 10Quote:
Originally Posted by Sharon
Jimi Hendrix.
Jimmy Page.
Eddie Van Halen.
David Gilmour.
Eric Clapton.
Stevie Ray Vaughan.
Brian May.
Alex Lifeson
see no mick mars hahaQuote:
Originally Posted by jaycee
Steve ‘n’ Seagulls are it. LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by Bowjob
Talk about talent.
https://www.google.ca/search?q=steve...&client=safari
LOL hey man there's talent everywhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by Deer Hunter
i knew a guy who use to listen to those guys religiously, i laughed a little to hard here.