Rush Cocky

Anyone here remember gleamingalloyaircar81? He was a controversial poster right around the time I started posting here, he was banned for some reason. And alas, I also miss rushgoober, one of the most interesting guys I've ever talked to.

Congratulations Chemistry1973! One of my favorite things about this board is that we still do this. Very classy!

Nights in White Satin in the player right now.

There are no non-irritating commercials. Netflix has ruined me I think.

Star Trek: The Next Generation

Tempo issues?!? Why else do you think they were called Rush?

1998 - The Waterboy

Don't know if there was ever a thread about this, but I found a hilarious one the other night and wanted to post here: :laughing guy: Here are some others: And of course: :notworthy:

1:11 mark - "Rush albums, woooo!" :laughing guy:

You should have heeded Neil's advice and had the discipline to wrote it all down as soon as you got up. Otherwise, you do forget, and it doesn't take long.

There has not been a single album EVER that I have listened to more than ESL. I may have shared this before, but I will again. I bought a cassette copy of this album in 1982, and I played the tape so much (maybe 200-300x) and it finally broke. About 1984, I bought another one. I believe I wore it out as well, and sometime in the late 1980s I bought the CD, and then later the remaster (so I could get Passage to Bangkok back) This album is actually in my car CD player now, and I was jamming to Jacob's Ladder, Broon's Bane, The Trees and Xanadu on the way into work this morning. Definitely put me in a good mood!

11 heads in a row has a 0.1% chance of happening. I'm wondering at that point.

Sorry, I thought it sucked. Most gory movie I think I've ever seen though.

Powerslave - Iron Maiden Screaming for Vengeance - Judas Priest

fugitives escaped prison

1996 - Independence Day

Wasn't there a guy that used to post on here who worked at a diamond mine in the Northwest Territory in Canada?

1968 - White Room by Cream

1978 - 52nd Street by Billy Joel

Seems like this poll belongs in the Sense O'Clock News area.

some fugitives escaped

1994 - Pulp Fiction

A clip of Norm that many here might not be aware of. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTQkMOiGFL4

And of course....their jumbo jet.

1966 - Sounds of Silence by Simon and Garfunkel