Full Version: Happy B-day, You E-dog, You!
22, maybe. 17, never. Happy birthday!
Happy Bday e-dog!
Dont drink too much..
Dont drink too much..
H a r t e l ij k
G e f e l i c i t e e r d !!!
*Granny*
G e f e l i c i t e e r d !!!
*Granny*
Tnx guys.
I'll make sure I don't drink too much *burp*.
Feels good to be 17
Jij ook bedankt oma
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I'll make sure I don't drink too much *burp*.
Feels good to be 17
Jij ook bedankt oma
IT--
Happy Birthday edog
Enjoy your day.
Enjoy your day.
I nearly missed that!!!
Happy Birthday, Youngster!!!
By the time I post that, you might be celebrating allready.
Dont' drink and drive, Granny said!!!
All the best
Zap
Happy Birthday, Youngster!!!
By the time I post that, you might be celebrating allready.
Dont' drink and drive, Granny said!!!
All the best
Zap
Many, many, many happy returns, e-dog!!
Happy Freakin' Birthday e-dog!
...Happy Birthday!!!
Happy Birthday e-dog !!!
OMG... Today was SO FREAKING AWESOME! It's 2:17 AM here and I am dead tired.
I'm off to bed, I'll tell u guys everything tomorrow... Be prepared
Everyone tnx a LOT for the happy B-days
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I'm off to bed, I'll tell u guys everything tomorrow... Be prepared
Everyone tnx a LOT for the happy B-days
IT--
e-dog, a little something for you: Alice's Restaurant!
Since you've just turned 17 and are from a completely different culture than the USA, this probably won't make a whole lot of sense. Suffice it to say that the composer and performer of this not so "little (almost 20 minutes long) ditty" is Arlo Guthrie, son of the famous Folk singer, Woody Guthrie. Back in the 60s when I was your age, the Vietnam war was in full force and the draft -- conscription into the armed forces --was something every young man had to register for. Arlo wrote this as kind of humorous anti-war, anti-draft "shaggy dog" (stories that seem to never end) protest song and it was a very big hit. Even if you don't get it, I'm sure a few others will find it a 'hoot'. This version, I believe, was recorded live a couple years ago. Enjoy!
Since you've just turned 17 and are from a completely different culture than the USA, this probably won't make a whole lot of sense. Suffice it to say that the composer and performer of this not so "little (almost 20 minutes long) ditty" is Arlo Guthrie, son of the famous Folk singer, Woody Guthrie. Back in the 60s when I was your age, the Vietnam war was in full force and the draft -- conscription into the armed forces --was something every young man had to register for. Arlo wrote this as kind of humorous anti-war, anti-draft "shaggy dog" (stories that seem to never end) protest song and it was a very big hit. Even if you don't get it, I'm sure a few others will find it a 'hoot'. This version, I believe, was recorded live a couple years ago. Enjoy!
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"you can get anything you want at Alice's Restaurant. You can get anything you want, at Alice's Restaurant. Walk right in it's around the back, just a half a mile from the railroad track" "you can get anything you want at Alice's Restaurant ( 'ceptin Alice)"
Brings back memories.
Brings back memories.
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24, 8x10 color-glossy photographs, with circles and arrows, and a paragraph description on the back of each one
Happy Birthday, Youngster!
Most of us are way beyond 17, so You are our Future!
Don't mess around with this responsibility or mom Petra
will send you to bed without dinner and TV!
always one day late: Carl
Most of us are way beyond 17, so You are our Future!
Don't mess around with this responsibility or mom Petra
will send you to bed without dinner and TV!
always one day late: Carl
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24, 8x10 color-glossy photographs, with circles and arrows, and a paragraph description on the back of each one
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Was 27, actually.
Gawd, I have that album in my storage unit. Great stuff. Thanks Painter. Brought back all kinds of memories.
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