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Take a Bow (Muse) Funeral for a Friend / Love Lies Bleeding (Elton John) Xanadu (Rush) One (Metallica) Bohemian Rhapsody (Queen) Over the Hills and Far Away (Led Zeppelin) New York State of Mind (Billy Joel) Baba O’Riley (The Who) Foreplay / Long Time (Boston) Money for Nothing (Dire Straits) There’s so many!

You realize you may be waiting for a reply for a couple YEARS, right? That was very funny, ORFie. I got quite the laugh out of it. It's true too. I hope Disk isn't holding his breath awaiting a reply. What, is my return not enough of a momentous occasion that he should bless us with his presence? I am offended.

The Wreckers is really easy, too.

Best of luck, Lorraine! We’ll definitely miss you around here, but hopefully your internet problems will be resolved soon. It’s not “goodbye,” it’s just “see you later!”

My little brother’s preschool lost his vaccination papers. So my folks tried to send another copy via e-mail and were told that not only could they not accept the file by e-mail, but that the only way for the kid to go back to his preschool was to get vaccinated AGAIN. Four shots later, and here he is the next day with a fever and a sore arm because someone doesn’t know how to handle documents. Nothing against vaccinations, by the way, I just hate that my brother had to be punished because his school can’t get its sh*t together.

The Snakes tour was probably the beginning of the end for Geddy. Every live album after R30, he got progressively worse, except maybe R40 was a little better than CA. His voice got deeper after Rio, and I think he sounded good on R30, but things went downhill after that.

You know, Neil didn’t seem like someone who cared all that much about how many millions he had. I don’t think he was in it for the money.

Anagram (for Mongo) Hand Over Fist The Speed of Love Oh, and side one of Hemispheres is pretty boring, too. ;)

In the Mood.

BILLY JOEL 12. Cold Spring Harbor (1971) 11. Piano Man (1973) 10. The Bridge (1986) 9. Storm Front (1989) 8. Streetlife Serenade (1974) 7. The Nylon Curtain (1982) 6. An Innocent Man (1983) 5. River of Dreams (1993) 4. 52nd Street (1978) 3. Glass Houses (1980) 2. The Stranger (1977) 1. Turnstiles (1976)

The debut is called Showbiz, it's not self titled. Also I agree with a lot of this! Except The Resistance is my favorite. Shoot, that’s right. Fixed!

Good luck! :). Moving can be a pain, but it’s worth it if you find the right place.

MUSE: 8. Muse (1999) 7. The Resistance (2009) 6. The 2nd Law (2012) 5. Simulation Theory (2018) 4. Drones (2015) 3. Origin of Symmetry (2001) 2. Absolution (2003) 1. Black Holes and Revelations (2006)

I had a customer at work ask about upgrading her iPhone 7 to an iPhone 11. So I did an Apples to Apples comparison. :D

Living at home is great when you don’t want to pay rent. (Except I do, about $400, FFS), but not so great if you don’t want to do five people’s dishes after coming home late from work. So I kinda half-assed it, and stupid stepmother is on my tail about it. I’m an adult, and I do it 95% of the time.

Young man, thank you. It is very good to see you back here. When our Mensa member left the forum, the average TRF IQ plummeted. ;) How's your baby brother and step-mother doing? I think his IQ is higher than mine! As for her, well…we haven’t strangled each other, yet. Anyway, glad to see everyone again! I’ve missed this place, and I guess it took Neil’s unfortunate passing to bring me back to all my Rush friends. But back I am!

Where do you work? I sell cell phones! I love my job!

Whenever I’m the closer at work, I play Rush to end the night. Even after I’ve had a week to process, I still tear up when The Garden comes on. :(

Hey, Lorraine. Sorry to hear that this happened to your husband. Glad to see he’s recovering.

I’ll never forget the Newark show. They were in top form that night, and I finally got to hear Xanadu played live. Losing It was a special treat, too.

Okay, so I get a half hour for lunch at work. Can’t drive, so I use UberEats because it delivers super fast in a pinch. I just ordered from a certain golden-arched fast food chain literally a quarter mile away (I tip generously for such a short drive) and clock out for lunch. 15 minutes later, the app notified me that my food is delivered. Except…I don’t have it. So I called UberEats support and got hung up on twice before even speaking to a person. Finally, someone answers and tells me that I’ll be refunded…in 3-5 business days! Now my lunch break is over, I’m out the money (for now, at least), and I haven’t eaten all day! :boohoo: :bang bang: :sigh:

Hey, Zelix, did you miss me?

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So…what’s the deal with airline food?