Nukmeister1

You can find the list of rules here: http://forums.corvetteforum.com/forumdisplay.php?f=109

But also:

- no signature posts when replying in a bar thread.

- Only one bar thread at a time.

- After 1000 replies, it gets locked and a new one starts by a different person. Call it what you will so long as you specify its a bar thread.

Nukmeister1

Combine them!!

1%r

Better, Nukster?

NYCHASM

I don't like midgets. Can I sit in the corner?

Charlie

1%r

You can stand as well if you like.

BrooklynC6

Good Clapton show tonight

nj02vette

Hi all,

Cool
Got Petty tomorrow night myself.

NYC Vette

he was perfect the guitar was on fire

Alex1217

Sounds like you guys had fun. Any hot groupie chicks there?

Cunningham was fun as usual, we had a great turnout, even Ike came out to join us, a few of the guys who rarely come out were there, thinking the midget toss was yesterday. I told them all, it'll happen next week. Looks like everyone wants to see a Snoopy fly!!!

Alex1217

Some mood music for the morning

NYC Vette

there were a few hotties...but mostly a 40+ crowd. It was an awesome night. Too bad Josh got stuck in traffic, otherwise we would've hung out before the show. I met Tom before the show, so that was pretty cool.

Alex1217

Sounds like it was a fun show, did he sing mostly his classics or is he promoting some new stuff?

Alex1217

Speaking of 40 somethings, I found this hilarious, on the way home, I heard an ad on KTU about some contest they're doing called "Dad for a day", they're asking single moms to call in to get free tickets to six flags on June 13th for them and their kids. Talk about a MILM Market!! (mother's I'd like to meet ) We should go and check it out.



Enter to win tickets to Hollyood & Goumba's Dad For A Day at Six Flags Great Adventure Next Friday, June 13!

Hollywood & Goumba are going to be Dads For A Day!

If you're a single mom looking to show your kids a great time, let Hollywood & Goumba be their dad for a day next Friday, June 13 at Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson, NJ! You'll go on all the rides for free and hang out with Hollywood and Goumba broadcasting their show LIVE from 3pm-7pm! Tons of fun for all

NYC Vette

Lots of Blues, and some classics.
My favorites were:
1. Running on Faith
2. Motherless children
3. Wonderful Tonight (Priya's fav. too -- it was our "wedding song")
4. Got My Mojo Workin (Robert Randolph was awesome with Clapton)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5K329vNpoA

Alex1217

Damn, you should have talked to Clapton backstage, maybe he could have sang that at the Crab run.

NYC Vette

That's old news.
GeorgeZ has been camping out at the entrace since Monday(with his dog)

Alex1217

OMG, last night, Undertaker was telling us stories about his escapades at his place in the Hamptons with some AA chicks he met. Holy crap!! I haven't laughed so hard in a while!!! This was classic UT!!! I can't even begin to give a summary here, that's how good it was.

SpeedRacerGirl

Morning People

Note to self... dont drink 4 cups of coffee in 25 minutes

FYI, heres your morning Tidbit

National Doughnut Day

When : Always the first Friday in June

National Doughnut Day honors the Salvation Army "Lassies" of WWI. It is also used as a fund raiser for needy causes of the Salvation Army.

The original Salvation Army Doughnut was first served by Salvation Army in 1917. During WWI, Salvation Army "lassies" were sent to the front lines of Europe. These brave volunteers made home cooked foods, and provided a moral boost to the troops. Often, the doughnuts were cooked in oil inside the of the metal helmet of an American soldier. The American infantrymen were commonly called doughboys. Salvation Army lassies were the only women outside of military personnel allowed to visit the front lines. Lt. Colonel Helen Purviance is considered the Salvation Army's "first doughnut girl".

On National Doughnut Day, look to see if your local doughnut shop, or other organizations, are offering free donuts to solicit donations for the Salvation Army or for another needy cause. If you find them, please be generous.

Note: The word "Doughnut" is often shortened to "Donut. So, if you see the term National Donut Day, its the same day.

SpeedRacerGirl

and one more:

D-Day for the invasion of Normandy by the Allies was originally set for June 5, 1944, but bad weather and heavy seas caused Gen. Dwight D Eisenhower to delay until June 6 and that date has been popularly referred to ever since by the short title "D-Day". (In French, it is called Le Jour J or, occasionally, Le Choc.) Because of this, planners of later military operations sometimes avoided the term. For example, Douglas MacArthur's invasion of Leyte began on "A-Day", and the invasion of Okinawa began on "L-Day". The Allies proposed invasions of Japan that would have begun on "X-Day" (Kyūshū, scheduled for November 1945) and "Y-Day" (Honshū, scheduled for March 1946).

NYC Vette

Did any of these tales include vinny or butch?
(I'm still amazed at some of the crap that comes out of his mouth -- he and Ed would make a good radio talk show on satellite radio)