Byob !!!!!!

[Domesticated_Mr. Know It All]

[Bobby of Tulsa]

Kevin, you be bad.

[Bobby of Tulsa]

Did you ever hear the term Crash and burn? Well that happened to me about one o'clock this afternoon. I had the best morning that I have had in a long, long time. Then it all went to hell where it seems I spend most of my time now days. Oh well as my friend would say suck it up cowboy we got things to do. I don't do the suck it up thing nearly as good as I used to.

[Bobby of Tulsa]

How come that snow in down underland make news in Tulsa and not one of the folks from there on this forum even mention it, was this fake news?

[Fred Z]

Good evening, everyone.
Glad you had a good night, Bobby. Sorry to hear about the C&B thing, though.
Last night, I was thinking Kevin should listen to that Siberian Shaman woman after a couple of brownies. I'd love to watch his face while he listened.
Kinda wondering why David has this strange affection for "Sinnerman". Some kind of connection there?
Lots of music to get caught up with today. Youse guys are really active while I'm sleeping at work.

[Bobby of Tulsa]

Hey Fred, that song you played last night was great for me. DavidG is from Oregone him and his puppet are strange at times but he is a good person me thinks.

[Bobby of Tulsa]

I have to say DavidG is very kind to me and has a sense of humor that probably only another person of his age or older can appreciate. A good man really.

[David G]

I have to say DavidG is very kind to me and has a sense of humor that probably only another person of his age or older can appreciate. A good man really.

Oh... ok... you finally broke down and said something nice about me. I'll sent your $10 tomorrow! You resisted so long... I though I was gonna have to raise my offer. <G>

[Fred Z]

I would have to agree, Bobby. I met him in person at the Port Townsend boat shop. He's a really affable (that's a good thing ) young man.
As wild as my imagination is, I can't believe David would ever create such a vile critter for a puppet. Of course, if I'm wrong, that could explain his obsession with "Sinnerman".

[Fred Z]

Oh my. Speak of the devil!

[Bobby of Tulsa]

Gman I luvs ya, and Fred He has no puppet that I know of. That is what he gets for saying that, kinda like Lefty on that video saying hi I am Dutch.

[David G]

I would have to agree, Bobby. I met him in person at the Port Townsend boat shop. He's a really affable (that's a good thing ) young man.
As wild as my imagination is, I can't believe David would ever create such a vile critter for a puppet. Of course, if I'm wrong, that could explain his obsession with "Sinnerman".

Yeah... I made that claim. But it was a joke. Which I much regret. As I have no desire to be associated with someone as misguided and misinformed as the fellow in question. As far as members of the 'WBF Community' go... we all have our quirks and failings. But I regard him as the near-perfect antithesis of the ideal.

I had been saving 'Sinnerman' for the day Trump resigned... or was voted out. But it's too good to hold on to. I love it. Nina Simone is the benchmark... but there are several excellent versions. The Soul Train Trio version knocks my socks off.

My brother had this version on a 45 when I was young. First time I ever heard it. The lyrics are nice and audible... but subsequent versions are far better.

[Fred Z]

. . . I had been saving 'Sinnerman' for the day Trump resigned... or was voted out. . .

One can only hope. I'm not a praying man, but if I thought it would help...

[Glen Longino]

Good evening gents!
I've been in a fog all day, dull and lethargic...just now feeling better.
Maybe a double shot of Mescal would get me back to normal.

[Bobby of Tulsa]

Good evening Mr.G. You know I mean no harm and never again will I say such a thing about you, at least I did not call you mdh. That should mean something.

[Bobby of Tulsa]

Good evening gents!
I've been in a fog all day, dull and lethargic...just now feeling better.
Maybe a double shot of Mescal would get me back to normal.

Glen I was worrying about you, good to see you here.

[Fred Z]

First time I heard it was when my parents played their Weavers albums. (Rotten commies)

[Fred Z]

Here's a soothing tune. Colibri Dorada by Danit

[Bobby of Tulsa]

If you ever get to Tulsa Make this a go to place and then come see me.https://www.tulsaworld.com/lifestyle...9ecd8efce.html

[Fred Z]

I will. After I've stopped in at your place!
My parents were Weavers/Seeger fans back in the blacklist days and beyond. My mom took me to a Pete Seeger concert at the Auditorium Theater in Chicago around 1966 - 67. We were up in the nosebleed section, but what a show it was! Lots of good old protest songs.

[Jimmy W]

Béla Fleck & Tony Trischka New York NY May 3 2009

[David G]

Kids will be here any minute. Our first time having both grandkids overnight.

Wish us luck!!!

[Fred Z]

Good Luck!
(You'll love it.)

[Jimmy W]

The Highwomen and Jimmy Fallon Cover Fleetwood Mac

[Jimmy W]

The Highwomen: Highwomen

[Bobby of Tulsa]

Well I just got back home, the woman pulled up in the drive an hour or so ago and said we need to go mow the girls lawn. So an emergency cut of what looked like a hay meadow and a stop at the beer store and I am back home. Man Bob don't travel after dark, what a different world and that big ol moon. Whod a thunkit.

[Bobby of Tulsa]

Mowing that lawn with the lights on the mower took me back to a simpler time, plowing at night after the day chores were done.Nothing can compare with only the sound of the tractor and the night life in the headlights that you see. Probably as close to heaven as I will ever be

[Jimmy W]

I saw that big moon, not quite full but very close.

[Bobby of Tulsa]

Hey Jimmy, how are you sir?

[Jimmy W]

I'm doing good. Will be glad when the weather cools down some.

[Glen Longino]

[Bobby of Tulsa]

Glen how ya be?

[Domesticated_Mr. Know It All]

Remember all those Midnight's I worked at the shelter?
Since I retired I'm hardly ever out after dark in this town.
It just ain't safe and that's when all the bad stuff goes down.
I like watchin the Moon from my own back porch.

[Jimmy W]

Katarina Pejak - Roads that cross

[Bobby of Tulsa]

When I was sixteen, my Uncle a neighbor and I farmed a thousand acres, soy beans and sorghum mostly. I was on a tractor more than I was off. What a good time that was.