Dr Wingnut

Month: November 2008

  • Choices

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    More than any other time in history, mankind faces a crossroads.  One path leads to despair and utter hopelessness.  The other, to total extinction.  Let us pray we have the wisdom to choose correctly.Woody Allen

  • Call a candidate…

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    via email from John Treworgy, Wed, 22 Oct 2008 06:16:30 -0700

  • Scott Joplin

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    On the note of fabulous music not being released on CD, another one of my favorite albums is the E. Power Biggs LP where he plays Scott Joplin music on the Pedal Harpsichord.When I went looking for the first volume, I found that Dr. Biggs had also released a second volume.OK Columbia — how come…

  • Pass In Review

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    I was watching the latest Looney Tunes Golden Collection (Volume 6) with the WWII cartoons on it, and remembered this really great LP that my parents owned.  I had made a cassette from it and I wondered if it had ever been released on CD or if there are MP3s of the tracks anywhere.  It’s…

  • Shrimp Salsa

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    Ingredients1 large red pepper1 large yellow pepper½ bunch of celery1 medium or ½ large white onion1 cup of chopped grape tomatoes2 lbs of shrimp½ cup of fresh cilantro1 cup of lime juice1 bottle of Ken’s Italian dressingMethodChop all the ingredients except shrimpCut shrimp into bite sized piecesMix dressing and lime juice together and pour over…

  • Truth

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    It takes faith to believe, and it takes courage not to, and who is to say which is the deeper and more truthful?Herbert Weisinger, theologian

  • Songs done in “literal version”

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    Now there’s two songs from the 1980s done in “literal version” from the same guy: Take On Me and Head Over Heels. Too funny. (*^_^*)Article about the guy who made thesevia email from Chris Hoffer, Sun, 19 Oct 2008 22:32:35 -0700 :