Buzzard poop & polkas from Mr. Brian L. McCarty

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Date: Thu, 27 Nov 2008 11:39:48 -0700

"Soundhaspriority" > wrote in message
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>> In about 5 days, I'll no longer be able to access my groups via comcast.
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> I use both giganews.com (a real premium service) as well as
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> http://robertmorein.blogspot.com/
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Interestingly, Mr. Brian L. McCarty makes a Freudian slip, substituting
"impotent" for "important."

I've discovered he's got a new band and I would warn all Australians about
the corruption engendered by listening to this music.

http://tinyurl.com/5ful2u

http://robertmorein.blogspot.com/


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Robert Morein
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(215) 646-4894

[Clyde Slick]

On 30 Noi, 23:16, Soundhaspriority > wrote:

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> I've discovered he's got a new band and I would warn all Australians about
> the corruption engendered by listening to this music.
>
> http://tinyurl.com/5ful2u
>

I see that in his dire straights after losing the ice cream parlor,
and now that he is playing in a no gig band, he can;t afford to eat.

[BretLudwig]

A real good way to get beat up is to play Slovak/Slovene/Ruthenian style
polka at a Polish affair or vice versa. It's also interesting to note that
few Poles in Poland would give a loaded fart for polka of any type, and
that polka is merely one of a dozen dance styles performed in Eastern
Europe and has become much bigger over here as an immigrant phenomenon.
The Slovaks and Slovenes had never had any interest in polkas proper over
there and the Ruthenians had never even heard of it. It became big with
steel mill workers in Pittsburgh, Chicago and Cleveland/Akron. That's
where it stratified.

A third strain of polka in the US is with Texas bands. No one in Chicago
or Cleveland even has heard of them though.

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