go2wrk@95974

You know the old saying, " Instant A-HOLE----just add brew/booze. It just slightly nullifys the experience..afterall ,we go to gig's, to have a great time..not to see/hear drunk, belligerent, numbnut's make total fools out of themselves. Come on , people..be considerate to your fellow RUSH fanatic's.... Don't be jerk-offs.

SD sports arena opened in 1967. It's obviously VERY OLD. The acoustic's are not the best..actually very bad. I've seen RUSH play there a few times, and they always put on a really great show, considering the place is ancient. I personally think it's time to tare it down, and build a new complex. I'm not too sure if I'm goin' to that gig..probably not.

RUSH is RUSH..regardless if they play 70's-80's-90's , or 2000's tunes. Just enjoy it for what it is: ROCK & ROLL!!!! ...Afterall, who knows when it's all gonna end. Be grateful for the music, and the fact they're still around, after 40 + yrs...how many great band's can say that????

Got a 44 oz'er of cherry pepsi last night, while buying some lotto tickets....tasted AWESOME !!!

Nope..it'll eventually disintegrate into the elements.

I don't drink like I used to in my 20's and 30's anymore. Growin' up, my dad ,who was in the military, always had beer and booze around all the time. I had my fair share for sure! I slowed down in my 40's..Being married and living the christian life didn't go well with the boozer lifestyle anymore. I'll still have a few brew's about 2 nights a month..but that's about it. The clean and healthy life, works for me right now. I don't want to repeat what happened to my dad, with the fact he got cancer, because he drank too much booze. I've learned an important lesson: drink in moderation.

You did all you could at the time..no need for the quilt. Some a*s-bites say F off, and walk away. "No good deed goes unrewarded..." And " No bad deed goes un-punished..." It's 2 of the laws of the universe. If there were more people that did what you did, we wouldn't have people hungry and homeless, in the streets and in the world today. I've given spare change many times to the homeless over the yrs. Some of them go to the liquor store, but not all of them. I was homeless for 6 months, in the 80's, and I never went to the store to buy booze. I can relate to what they're goin thru. It's a real tough life/situation...Your constantly on the move, and constantly on guard, lookin' out for the cops or criminals.

Just about every RUSH and Beatles song have been the soundtrack for my life...but there's one song from the mid-70s that really was a high impact song for me at the time. The song was "Takin' care of business" by BTO. I was a paperboy at the time ,and it just fit my whole situation,back then.

RIP, Mr. Lom...great actor. Best way to go by far...no mess, no fuss, no blood..no ambulance !!! Both my grandmother's and my grandfather died in their sleep.

You give, and you get back..whether it's monetary,material, or vibrations. What goes around comes around. There were two stories I read on Yahoo yesterday. One was about a punk 19 yr. old kid that was stealing stop signs...well on his way to stealing another one, he got killed when his truck got smashed into by a tractor-trailer. What got'em killed was he ran a stop sign. Another was about an actor, who beat an old woman to death, and then proceeded to fall off the building to his death. Instant karma's gonna get ya, as John Lennon once said. You give and you receive. I choose to live and act on the positive side as much as possible. Have a good hope for a better life and future. I pray to God every day for good health, and I haven't been sick in years and years. He is, after all, the great physician. Being positive is much better for your body, mind , and soul, than living your life in a negative vib....nothing good will come out of that scene.

WHEW!!!!!....Finally!...It's about time. Sanity has been restored to the great NFL......... Now we can see REAL football, for the 1st time this season!!!

My mother, who's in her late 70's, recently had a heath scare. She and her doctor thought she might've gotten stomach cancer. It turns out it's only a gall-blader problem ,that can be eliminated with surgery...It's still a bad deal, but could've been MUCH worse. so that was a major relief ,and great news for all of us. I thank God she doesn't have the dreaded big C.... Still..F U, cancer!!

The only problems I have is looking at fine print without my glasses. It's a total blur.. and my legs are sometimes stiff and sore in the morning. I do have a weaker right knee than my left one, from surgery when was 19. Motorcycle accident resulted in serious knee damage. At 53, I can still hear real good, except for when I swim, and get water in my inner ear, which I've done a couple times recently. I temp. lost 60 % of my hearing in my left ear swimming...But I'm getting in excellent shape, so it's a good trade off. I look and feel about 40, with no grey hair on my head yet, except on my sideburns, it's grey and black.

Texans could be for real..them and Atlanta are now 3-zip. My Chargers COULD have a decent year..too early to tell. It should be better than last year, that's for sure.

RIP, Mr Sabol. Creative genius. The NFL will never be the same. The guy was a legend, in his own time...