Yeah! Let's hold our convention then.

Post #14,965 by Silverlock 10/24/01 12:15:24 PM Reply	Yeah! Let's hold our convention then. For pres I nominate boxley. And for VP? Who else but BP. Don Richards, Proud recipient of the ABBA.
Post #14,992 by drewk 10/24/01 3:53:22 PM Reply	do they generally disagree? Because that has to be a prerequisite for our ticket. We have to fight the terrorists as if there were no rules and preserve our open society as if there were no terrorists. -- [link\|http://www.nytimes.com/2001/04/05/opinion/BIO-FRIEDMAN.html\|Thomas Friedman]
Post #14,998 by Ashton 10/24/01 4:12:32 PM Reply	Well.. since that's at Eastern Corporate-HQ territory Can I send a surrogate? I nominate George Carlin for, Honorary Minister of Propaganda and Tactical Guidance Counsellor. (And I believe that, if he thought we WERE Tragico-Comico-Satirically Serious enough about the project?) He. Just. Might. Come.* And as world's keenest BS-detector - who better to edit our planks for accuracy, clarity and Just Plain Goodness, I ask? Proposals for wording that Invitation ??? * Seriously [um.. Really!]
Post #15,060 by Ric Locke 10/24/01 10:03:15 PM Reply	Mr. Chairman, Ashton sez: "I nominate George Carlin for, Honorary Minister of Propaganda and Tactical Guidance Counsellor." I move we strike the word "Honorary" from that proposal. Regards, Ric
Post #15,075 by Ashton 10/25/01 2:38:16 AM Reply	Mme. Chairman, per Roberta's Rules of Order The nominator agrees to proposed amendment: strike 'honorary' - consider substituting, 'Lifetime' ... Party of the First Part
Post #15,057 by boxley 10/24/01 9:54:04 PM Reply	Not a born in, cant run :) Ventura might be available? Carlin in a minute Ash, Sec of State, he would know when we are being flim flammed ion the treaties. thanx, bill tshirt front "born to die before I get old" thshirt back "fscked another one didnja?"
Post #15,058 by boxley 10/24/01 9:56:31 PM Reply	Also we need to find out requirements on how to get on the ballots in all 50 states. We can hold a convention with all members not able to attend to vote via the web on a platform, build state parties first then go national. No reason it wouldnt work but it is a LOT of work. thanx, bill tshirt front "born to die before I get old" thshirt back "fscked another one didnja?"
Post #15,136 by screamer 10/25/01 4:36:32 PM Reply	Typical... I come up with the idea and you don't even think of me for "vice"... I'm hurt. But if we will be nominating folks, I'll put Alvin Toffler for Secretary of State, Kurt Vonnegut Jr. for Secretary of Education, etc... We'll call it the Third Wave Party? (TS Elliot, this ain't no beach party neither... no cake, no balloons - unless of course you want them?) No wait, maybe we should make Rodney Dangerfield secretary of State.... Just a few thoughts, Screamer "I'll tip my hat to the new constitution, take a bow for the new revolution, smile and grin at the change all around, pick up my guitar and play, just like yesterday..." P. Townshend "Nietzsche has an S in it" Celina Jones
Post #15,165 by boxley 10/25/01 9:44:11 PM Reply	the party on the left is now the party on the right my alltime favorite song with behind blue eyes being the second. thanx, bill tshirt front "born to die before I get old" thshirt back "fscked another one didnja?"
Post #15,174 by Another Scott 10/25/01 10:35:42 PM Reply	Part of "Lifehouse" Hi Bill, You may recall that on ezboard I said I was going to review the 6 CD boxed set [link\|http://www.eelpie.com/products_music.html\|Lifehouse Chronicles] I got from England quite a while ago... :-) Unfortunately, I haven't had time to listen to the whole thing more than once, so I don't think I can give it justice in a review, but I'm glad I got it. It would be nice to be able to buy it in the US - the shipping was something like $30+... Lots of the great Who songs were conceived with Lifehouse in mind. Seeing how many were part of the project gives me more perspective on what he was trying to say. See how many of these songs you recognize. Teenage Wasteland Goin Mobile* Baba O'Riley* Time is Passing Love Ain't for Keeping Bargain* Too Much of Anything Music Must Change* Greyhound Girl Mary Behind Blue Eyes* Sister Disco I Don't Know Myself Put the Money Down Pure and Easy** Getting In Tune Let's See Action* Slip Kid* Relay Who Are You Join Together* Won't Get Fooled Again* Song is Over * One of my very favorite songs. ** #1 of Pete's songs for me. It's on "Who Came First" (one of his earliest solo albums) too. The boxed set of 6 CDs is 2 CDs of the Lifehouse Demos, 2 CDs of experiments and orchestrations which includes several instrumental versions of some of the songs, and 2 CDs are the Lifehouse radio play from the BBC from 1999. The book with the set is interesting - 43 pages with an interview with Pete, the complete lyrics to the songs, and the text of the radio play. Pete's one amazing guy.... Cheers, Scott. I.e. I'm gonna find a home on wheels see how it feels Goin Mobile...

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