good luck pac

Slowhand wrote:

cartersDad26 wrote:He's being made a scapegoat. not that a dude should have pot and percocet in him while operating heavy equipment - but there is much much more to this story. having a guy who looks like this dude high at fault makes it very convenient for the media and city officials.

This was my first thought as well. That and a large number of construction workers likely have something in their system that they shouldn't.

if what they're saying is true, that he knocked over the pivotal piece when he shouldn't have, he's a bit more involved than as a scapegoat

I should admit that I haven't really followed this story very closely.

Good luck Pac, hope it turns out to be nothing serious.

2 weeks ago I weighted 198, I'm down to 192. I feel slightly overweight and I could stand to lose a few more pounds, but this site says I'm 18 lbs over weight. Seems really wrong.

http://www.calculator.net/ideal-weight-calculator.html

This is awesome. Just the vocal track from "under pressure"

i thought it was the engineers job to tell the crane driver what to do exactly. he's a puppet basically

wow

i make things up and hope they stick

The Dude wrote:

Slowhand wrote:

cartersDad26 wrote:He's being made a scapegoat. not that a dude should have pot and percocet in him while operating heavy equipment - but there is much much more to this story. having a guy who looks like this dude high at fault makes it very convenient for the media and city officials.

This was my first thought as well. That and a large number of construction workers likely have something in their system that they shouldn't.

if what they're saying is true, that he knocked over the pivotal piece when he shouldn't have, he's a bit more involved than as a scapegoat

i'm gonna wait to see how this plays out. nutter should've be more reserved also. they have workers across the street who saw the situation in the morning and were going to warn the salvy workers, so i think it was more than just one miguided bucket pull. and this even though I KNOW A GUY who worked with this operator ~15 years ago and said he was Bad News way back then.

Hope all is well Pac. If you need a hospital visit I'm not too far away, though maybe your g/f would think it strange for a random minister to show up.

Bucky wrote:i am troubled by the huge amount of kenny chesney mentions/pictures on my facebook feed today

HEY GUYS LAST TIME I CHECKED THE MASON-DIXON LINE WAS ABOUT A HUNDRED MILES SOUTH OF HERE

Record number of unfollows occurred on twitter yesterday.

Playing Aronimink tomorrow. Pretty excited. Last 3 rounds have been low 80s. Would be thrilled to break 90 at Aronimimk.

took the kid to a bar mitzvah today. they had a yellow-shirted SECURITY guy with a visible sidearm. I guess 13 year old cherry hill kids are the new thug inefficiency.

Bucky wrote:i am troubled by the huge amount of kenny chesney mentions/pictures on my facebook feed today

HEY GUYS LAST TIME I CHECKED THE MASON-DIXON LINE WAS ABOUT A HUNDRED MILES SOUTH OF HERE

Background? None of my hillbilly cousins seemed to post anything...

That pronunciation map thing appears to have been drawn from this larger study

Of the ones I've gone through, 110 was most surprising. I had no idea Mischief Night wasn't a national name for the night before Halloween.

I had no idea that anyone ever called the day before Halloween anything before I saw The Crow.

Bucky wrote:i am troubled by the huge amount of kenny chesney mentions/pictures on my facebook feed today

HEY GUYS LAST TIME I CHECKED THE MASON-DIXON LINE WAS ABOUT A HUNDRED MILES SOUTH OF HERE

I think I hate Chesney fans more than the man himself.

Couldn't find the right home for his - or that any of it had been posted around here before - mostly 60s-related music biz nostalgia/gossip/etc. Clips were posted 3 yrs ago so may not be new to many. Pretty well produced (good vid/sound), tho the content/flow qualifies as random:

A History of 1960s Album Art: Under the Covers



If you're a CSN fan, part 2 of the 10 will be of interest; 3 has a good bit on Morrison Hotel

the randomness is that I had no intention of, or interest in, reading/hearing/looking at anything about half-century-old-or-more popular music technologies today, but have spent close to an hour with the subject of long-playing recordings - 1st & mostly on the cover art thing, then on this article:

Weaned on CDs, They're Reaching For Vinyl