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Is anyone as sick and tired of hearing America the beautiful played upteen
different ways as I am <GAG> especially the electric guitar version.
--
"Guns don't kill people..................
husbands that come home early do."
Larry the cable guy

Deputy Dog wrote:
> Is anyone as sick and tired of hearing America the beautiful played upteen
> different ways as I am <GAG> especially the electric guitar version.

I haven't seen (or heard) the commercials in question, but you are not
disparaging Jimmy Hendrix are you?

:-)

Pssstt... that's "Jimi" Hendrix.... the 60s and 70s were a fantastic place
to live.... leaded gas, 15 cent a glass beer, casual sex without galoshes
and cars with multiple carbs sitting on showroom floors (well, in the 60s,
anyway).

Any commercial featuring music from my youth is a welcome commercial...


"351CJ" > wrote in message
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> Deputy Dog wrote:
> > Is anyone as sick and tired of hearing America the beautiful played
upteen
> > different ways as I am <GAG> especially the electric guitar version.
>
> I haven't seen (or heard) the commercials in question, but you are not
> disparaging Jimmy Hendrix are you?
>
> :-)

"ZombyWoof" > wrote in message
...
> On Sat, 26 Feb 2005 09:06:15 GMT, "Jim Warman"
> > wrote something wonderfully witty:
>
>>Pssstt... that's "Jimi" Hendrix.... the 60s and 70s were a fantastic place
>>to live.... leaded gas, 15 cent a glass beer, casual sex without galoshes
>>and cars with multiple carbs sitting on showroom floors (well, in the 60s,
>>anyway).
>>
>>Any commercial featuring music from my youth is a welcome commercial...
>>
> Or in my case triggers a flashback :)

Maybe that's what happened to me too. I couldn't see the commercial through
the Purple Haze.

--
John
ThunderSnake #59

*sigh*
You are so right Jim.

the 70's were great.


"Jim Warman" > wrote in message
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| Pssstt... that's "Jimi" Hendrix.... the 60s and 70s were a fantastic place
| to live.... leaded gas, 15 cent a glass beer, casual sex without galoshes
| and cars with multiple carbs sitting on showroom floors (well, in the 60s,
| anyway).
|
| Any commercial featuring music from my youth is a welcome commercial...
|
|
| "351CJ" > wrote in message
| news:9zWTd.18040$uc.16966@trnddc09...
| > Deputy Dog wrote:
| > > Is anyone as sick and tired of hearing America the beautiful played
| upteen
| > > different ways as I am <GAG> especially the electric guitar version.
| >
| > I haven't seen (or heard) the commercials in question, but you are not
| > disparaging Jimmy Hendrix are you?
| >
| > :-)
|
|

"351CJ" > wrote in message
news:9zWTd.18040$uc.16966@trnddc09...
> Deputy Dog wrote:
>> Is anyone as sick and tired of hearing America the beautiful played
>> upteen different ways as I am <GAG> especially the electric guitar
>> version.
>
> I haven't seen (or heard) the commercials in question, but you are not
> disparaging Jimmy Hendrix are you?
>
> :-)

Hell no, I grew up with him (his music) I jes can't take hearing it 15-20
times a day.

Hell I ate some morning glory seeds once that made me see the kitchen phone
melt right of the wall.
dave
"ZombyWoof" > wrote in message
...
> On Sat, 26 Feb 2005 09:06:15 GMT, "Jim Warman"
> > wrote something wonderfully witty:
>
>>Pssstt... that's "Jimi" Hendrix.... the 60s and 70s were a fantastic place
>>to live.... leaded gas, 15 cent a glass beer, casual sex without galoshes
>>and cars with multiple carbs sitting on showroom floors (well, in the 60s,
>>anyway).
>>
>>Any commercial featuring music from my youth is a welcome commercial...
>>
> Or in my case triggers a flashback :)
> --
>
> "Maybe worshiping the cross and the painful death rather
> than the well lived life really has distorted our sense
> of who we are and what life is about." -- Author unkown

"Deputy Dog" > wrote in message
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>
> "351CJ" > wrote in message
> news:9zWTd.18040$uc.16966@trnddc09...
>> Deputy Dog wrote:
>>> Is anyone as sick and tired of hearing America the beautiful played
>>> upteen different ways as I am <GAG> especially the electric guitar
>>> version.
>>
>> I haven't seen (or heard) the commercials in question, but you are not
>> disparaging Jimmy Hendrix are you?
>>
>> :-)
>
> Hell no, I grew up with him (his music) I jes can't take hearing it 15-20
> times a day.

My TV comes with an optional channel changer, so I'm not stuck watching only
one broadcast. I even have this thing called a "remote", so I don't even
have to get up off the La-Z-Boy. Works well for me. You could probably pick
one up at the local Radio Shack.

dwight

"dwight" > wrote in message
...
> "Deputy Dog" > wrote in message
> news:mp0Ud.32945$ya6.32688@trndny01...
>>
>> "351CJ" > wrote in message
>> news:9zWTd.18040$uc.16966@trnddc09...
>>> Deputy Dog wrote:
>>>> Is anyone as sick and tired of hearing America the beautiful played
>>>> upteen different ways as I am <GAG> especially the electric guitar
>>>> version.
>>>
>>> I haven't seen (or heard) the commercials in question, but you are not
>>> disparaging Jimmy Hendrix are you?
>>>
>>> :-)
>>
>> Hell no, I grew up with him (his music) I jes can't take hearing it 15-20
>> times a day.
>
> My TV comes with an optional channel changer, so I'm not stuck watching
> only one broadcast. I even have this thing called a "remote", so I don't
> even have to get up off the La-Z-Boy. Works well for me. You could
> probably pick one up at the local Radio Shack.
>
> dwight
>
>

I also have a thing called a remote, but even so I still have to listen to
the first few notes before I hit the button.(to lazy to hit button) point
is enough is enough.I have pic in pic so I can go btween the 2, What self
respecting football fan would do without that feature if he could avoid it.

Dave

Wow, there is something you are not bitter about. Unless of course you
are bitter about 'lost youth'... :)

Jim Warman wrote:
> Pssstt... that's "Jimi" Hendrix.... the 60s and 70s were a fantastic place
> to live.... leaded gas, 15 cent a glass beer, casual sex without galoshes
> and cars with multiple carbs sitting on showroom floors (well, in the 60s,
> anyway).
>
> Any commercial featuring music from my youth is a welcome commercial...
>
>
> "351CJ" > wrote in message
> news:9zWTd.18040$uc.16966@trnddc09...
>
>>Deputy Dog wrote:
>>
>>>Is anyone as sick and tired of hearing America the beautiful played
>
> upteen
>
>>>different ways as I am <GAG> especially the electric guitar version.
>>
>>I haven't seen (or heard) the commercials in question, but you are not
>>disparaging Jimmy Hendrix are you?
>>
>>:-)
>
>
>