waysider

The possibility exists that we may never know why much of any of it was written. Geopolitical struggles? Ethnic rivalries? The list goes on.

That's karma. You don't need to be of any particular faith to believe in it. Personally, I'm more of a believer in the law of statistics. If you have a habit of blowing through stop signs and red lights, you increase your odds of getting t-boned someday.

I know that seems like a reasonable response, but they would be quick to tell you it's empty because you must be out of fellowship. You have to be in fellowship to receive anything. If you pointed out times VPW reached into an empty cookie jar, you would be reminded you can't receive anything if it's not available. Don't ask me how I know this.

Thanks, but no thanks.

Ahhh,yes. The Lockbox. One must never reveal its contents.

Goodbye to you, my trusted friend We've known each other since we were nine or ten

Always Something There To Remind Me.

Dat's riiiight!... Er sumptin'

A modest fee seems reasonable to me. It's a way to deter troublemakers.

Trick-r-Treating tonight? I wouldn't go near that house on the hill!

One pill makes you larger And one pill makes you small And the ones that mother gives you Don't do anything at all.

Another classic blending of the golden voices of Phil and Don. "All I Have To Do Is Dream."

From a time before "the twang" became mandatory...heh

I'll tell the man to turn the jukebox way down low. And you can tell your friend there with you he'll have to go. NEXT

wrong link. sorry.

Survival goes to those most capable of adapting to change.

Must have been when he wasn't busy inventing the hook shot.

Clue: If you had walked into almost any "hillbilly" bar in 1960, there's a pretty good chance you would have heard this playing on the jukebox.

Put your sweet lips a little closer to the phone Let's pretend that we're together, all alone

I know it's a Stone's song, just not sure which one.

That particular line wasn't, but the song was used recently.

It's actually "She's Not There", but that's close enough for the kids I hang out with. You're up!