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RE: Re: my child types...Steve Miller, Alvin Lee and the Guess Who: msg#00093
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RE: Re: my child types...Steve Miller, Alvin Lee and the Guess Who |
Guessin'
we'll be sendin' no regrets to the Czar
A Muscovite maiden her lone vigil
keeps, 'Neath the light of the cold northern star, And the name that she
murmurs in vain as she weeps, Is Ivan Skavinsky Skavar.
-- Percy
French
Be of good
cheer - at least we can still dribble.
:o)
~*~
tink
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In autismlist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Tink" <tink.lecuyer@xxxx>
wrote: > > No Doubt > A Very Special Christmas Album
3: > Oi! To The World > > Haji was a punk > Just like
any other boy > And he never had no trouble > 'Til he started up
his Oi band > Safe in the garage > Or singing in the tub >
Till Haji went too far > And he plugged in at the pub > 'Twas a
cold Christmas Eve > When Trevor and the skins > Popped in for a
pint > And to nick a back of crisps > Trevor liked the
music > But not the unity > He unwound Haji's turban > And
he knocked him to his knees
Ivan Skivinski Skivar and Abdul (El
Bobo) Amir
> > If god came down on Christmas
Day > I know exactly what he'd say > He'd say "Oi to the punks and
Oi to the skins > But Oi to the world and everybody wins!" >
> Haji was a bloody mess > He ran out thru the crowd > He
said "We'll meet again, > We are bloody, not unbowed" > Trevor
called his bluff > And told him where to meet > Christmas day on
the roof > Down at 20 Oxford street > > If god came down on
Christmas Day > I know exactly what he'd say > He'd say "Oi to the
punks and Oi to the skins > But Oi to the world and everybody
wins!" > > On the roof with the nun chucks > Trevor broke a
lot of bones > But Haji had a sword like that guy in Indiana
Jones > Police sirens wailing, > A bloody dying man > Haji
was alone > And abandoned by his band > Trevor was there
fading > And still so full of hate > When the skins left him
there > And went down the fire escape (Oi! Oi!) > But then Haji
saw the north star shining more then ever > So he made a tourniquet from
his turban saving Trevor > Then repelled down the roof > With the
rest of the turban > And went back to the pub > Where they bought
each other bourbon
the Leper King and Saladin
>
> If god came down on Christmas Day > I know exactly what
he'd say > He'd say "Oi to the punks and Oi to the skins > But Oi
to the world and everybody wins!" > If god came down on Christmas
Day > I know exactly what he'd say > He'd say "Oi to the punks and
Oi to the skins > But Oi to the world and everybody wins!" >
> Oi! Oi! > > from Ben
so they beat their
swords into basketball rims *after* i've lost my jumpshot, and my Vertical
Leap is measured in millimeters
this is
justice?
Oi!
> > >
-----Original Message----- > From:
autismlist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:autismlist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On >
Behalf Of remarksman > Sent: Tuesday, October 25, 2005 12:00
AM > To: autismlist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >
Subject: [Autismlist] Re: my child types...Steve Miller, Alvin Lee and
the > Guess Who > > > > The ants
go marching seven by seven, hurrah, hurrah! > The ants go
marching seven by seven, hurrah, hurrah! > The ants go
marching seven by seven > The little one stops to look on
heaven > And they all go marching >
marching on > hurrah! > > > >
> --- In autismlist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Tink"
<tink.lecuyer@xxxx> wrote: >
> > > album: Honky Tonk University/Greatest Hits
2 > > Toby Keith > > "How You Like
Me Now?" > > > > He never comes
home > > And youre always alone > >
And your kids hear you cryin down the hall > > Alarm
clock starts ringin > > Who could that be
singin > > Its me baby, with your wake up
call! > > > > How do you like me
now? > > How do you like me now, > >
Now that I'm on my way? > > Do you still think I'm
crazy > > Standin here today? > > I
couldnt make you love me > > But I always dreamed about
living in your radio > > How do you like me
now? > > > > Tell me
baby... > > I will preach on... >
> > > "As Good As I Once Was" >
> > > i aint as good as i once was >
> but im as good once as i ever was >
> > > i still hang out with my best friend
dave > > ive known him since we were kids at
school > > last night he > > had a
shots > > got in a tight spot hustlin' a game of
pool > > with a couple of readneck
boys > > one great > > big bad biker
man > > i heard David yell across the
room > > "hey buddy, how 'bout a helping
hand." > > i said, "Dave," >
> > > [Chorus] > > i aint as good
as i once was > > my how the years have
flown > > but there was a time back in my
prime > > > > when i could really
hold my own > > but if you wanna fight
tonight > > guess those boys dont look all
that > > tough > > i aint as good as
i once was > > but im as good once as i ever
was > > > > i used to be hell on
wheels > > back when i was younger
man > > now my body says, "you cant do this
boy" > > > > but my pride says, "oh,
yes you can" > > > > i aint as good
as i once was > > thats just the cold hard
truth > > i still throw a few back, talk a little
smack > > when im feelin bullet proof >
> so dont double dog dare me now > > 'cause id have to
call your bluff > > > > i aint as
good as i once was > > but im as good once as i ever
was > > maybe not be good as i once
was > > but im as good once as i ever
was > > > > from
Ben > > > > >
> -----Original Message----- > > From:
autismlist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >
[mailto:autismlist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On > > Behalf Of Tom
Smith > > Sent: Sunday, October 23, 2005 4:20
PM > > To: autismlist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >
> Subject: Re: [Autismlist] Re: my child types...Steve Miller,
Alvin > Lee and > > the Guess
Who > > > > > >
--- remarksman <remarksman@xxxx> wrote: >
> > > > --- In autismlist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Tom
Smith <qim@xxxx> wrote: > > >
> > > > > Yo ray, > > >
> > > > > Where are "Zimmy" (Dylan) and the
other rock stars these days? > > >
Neil > > > > Young is communicating with his CP kid
by putting his Lionel > train > >
> back > > > > on the tracks after his kid runs
it off the tracks. Young > said in >
> > a > > > > recent article that his kid
gets a kick out of that. > > >
> > > > > When it comes to men's issues only
Geldof seems to help and he > is >
> > > intervening just for fathers. It's time those guys
start > earning > > >
their > > > > way or fade away. What a
disappointment they have been. > >
> > > > > > > aside from a
few mentioned i agree, didn't want to leave you >
hanging > > > on this comment >
> > > Yes, I appreciate that. It's a shared
passion and hope that I > know you > >
are reluctant to "scrap". > > > >
> they were given voice of authority, and now the beast is
loose > and > > > the scrap
come, they have flown, nesting faraway and fat, >
abandoning > > > friends and vows >
> > > Money and comfort makes people lazy and sex
makes them stupid. > > > > >
> It wouldn't > > > > have been so bad if
they hadn't actively supported feminism TO >
THIS > > > > DAY. I know musicians are
jugheads when it comes to politics, >
but > > > this > > > > is
different. > > > > > > >
> Tom > > > > >
> > > > i already expressed my disgust w/them
elsewhere, as you know -- > > > nobody wants to
get "personally involved" -- given the >
consequences > > > that's understandable, but still
pitiful > > > > Like most people
they don't understand it or the scope of the >
problem. > > Sex differences makes them blind while at
the same time the ruling > > elite suppresses and
propogandizes against the truth of sex >
differences > > and their political and social
dynamics. It's a great gig though >
if > > you are part of the corporate feminist elite or
their monied > toadies. > > For the
males the money eases the pain and provides safety
while > > increasing the access to sex and
procreation partners. Most aren't > > fully
conscious of what they are doing but happy for the
benes!! > They > > would advise
that if you don't like it then make money like any > >
responsible man should and then they turn around and
support > mandated > > sexual equality
(feminism). It works great for them while the >
machine > > is running smoothly and money is
flowing. > > > > > i always hope
for more > > > > Me too. This
problem is the big challenge of our generation.
If > we > > don't take it on then
all that went before was for naught. >
> > > > but rarely get it! lol >
> > > > > if you're really interested in bob's
take on this, see his > > > film "masked and
anonymous," which generally lays out what went >
down > > > these past decades, in america at least --
the "oppressed" as the > > > New Gestapo
etc > > > > Hmmm...I didn't know he
got that specific. Maybe he isn't an idiot > >
politically afterall. I'll check it out. >
> > > > the film's key line concerns a "fight
between a bird and a snake" > > > (the snake's
power is smothering, propaganda, and poison; the >
bird's > > > power is flight, vision, and
song) > > > > > > the "plot"
(lol) concerns a "benefit concert" set up by counter- >
> > revolutionaries to undermine the Regime, which is an alliance
of > > > the old military/industrial Krew and the new
PC Politburro > > > > > > ...
only problem (tell me if this rings a bell!) is that none
of > > > the "rock stars" will have anything to do
with the ragtag group, > so > >
> they're forced to scrape barrel bottom, and bail no-name
has- > > > been "Jack Fate" out of prison for the gig
(after which the > Python > > >
Politburro ships him back to the cages -- it's just like
Reel > Life!) > > >
> Ain't it though. Now I'm off to ask the python politburro
to > punish > > one of theirs.
Wish me luck. > > > > >
lol > > > > > > so the good
news is that not everybody caved and turned their >
backs, > > > the bad news is most everybody
did > > > > Prince Myshkin (see
below) and Jesus bite the dust. May they be > >
remembered. > > > > Thanks
ray. > > > > Tom >
> > > Re: Prince Myshkin of Dostoevsky's "The
Idiot" > > > > http://people.brandeis.edu/~teuber/dostoevskybio.html >
> > > "Idiot (1869; The Idiot), influenced by Hans
Holbein's painting > Christ > > Taken
from the Cross and by Dostoyevsky's opposition to the
growing > > atheistic sentiment of the times, depicts
the Christ-like > protagonist's > >
loss of innocence and his experience of sin. Dostoyevsky's
profound > > conservatism, which marked his political
thinking following his > > Siberian experience, and
especially his reaction against >
revolutionary > > socialism, provided the impetus for his
great political novel Besy > > (1871-72; The
Possessed)." > > > > http://www.doyletics.com/_arj1/truthima.htm >
> > > "One interesting not: because his father called
him "idiot" as a > child, > >
Hoffer read Dostoevski's "The Idiot" once a year every year of
his > > life." > > > >
> --- remarksman <remarksman@xxxx> wrote: > >
> > > > > > > --- In
autismlist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Tom Smith <qim@xxxx> >
wrote: > > > > > > > >
> > > > --- Tink <tink.lecuyer@xxxx>
wrote: > > > > > > >
2. a song: > > > > > >
> > > > > > > > Space
Cowboy > > > > > > > By: Steve Miller and
Ben Sidran > > > > > >
Everywhere is freaks and hairies > > > > > >
Dykes and fairies, tell me where is sanity > > > >
> > Tax the rich, feed the poor > > > > >
> Till there are no rich no more > > > >
> > > > > > zimmie's Idiot Wind and a buncha
others long after '71 eg > Sugar > >
> > > Baby-- > > > >
> > > > > > > > >
> > > > > > > I got my back to the sun
'cause the light is too intense > > > > > I can
see what everybody in the world is up against > > >
> > You can't turn back - you can't come back, sometimes we
push > too > > >
far > > > > > One day you'll open up your eyes
and you'll see where we are > > > >
> > > > > > Sugar Baby get on down the
road > > > > > You ain't got no brains, no
how > > > > > You went years without
me > > > > > Might as well keep going
now > > > > > > > > >
> Some of these bootleggers, they make pretty good
stuff > > > > > Plenty of places to hide things
here if you wanna hide 'em > bad >
> > enough > > > > > I'm staying with Aunt
Sally, but you know, she's not really >
my > > > aunt > > > > >
Some of these memories you can learn to live with and some
of > > > them > > > > >
you can't > > > > > > >
> > > Sugar Baby get on down the line > > >
> > You ain't got no brains, no how > > > >
> You went years without me > > > > > You
might as well keep going now > > > >
> > > > > > The ladies down in Darktown,
they're doing the Darktown Strut > > > > >
You always got to be prepared but you never know for what >
> > > > There ain't no limit to the amount of trouble women
bring > > > > > Love is pleasing, love is
teasing, love's not an evil thing > > > >
> > > > > > Sugar Baby, get on down the
road > > > > > You ain't got no brains, no
how > > > > > You went years without
me > > > > > You might as well keep going
now > > > > > > > > >
> Every moment of existence seems like some dirty trick >
> > > > Happiness can come suddenly and leave just as
quick > > > > > Any minute of the day the bubble
could burst > > > > > Try to make things better
for someone, sometimes, > > > > > you just end
up making it a thousand times worse > > > >
> > > > > > Sugar Baby, get on down the
road > > > > > You ain't got no brains no
how > > > > > You went years without
me > > > > > Might as well keep going
now > > > > > > > > >
> Your charms have broken many a heart and mine is surely
one > > > > > You got a way of tearing a
world apart, love, see what you >
done > > > > > Just as sure as we're living,
just as sure as you're born > > > > > Look up,
look up - seek your Maker - 'fore Gabriel blows his >
horn > > > > > > > >
> > Sugar Baby, get on down the line > > > >
> You ain't got no sense, no how > > > > >
You went years without me > > > > > Might as
well keep going now >
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