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Sir, I have no idea who you think I am, but I have only one voice on this forum and that is: MightyStonesStillRollin50. And nothing I post is BS. Try to keep your imagination in check, please. It is people like you (who make false assumptions) that are the reason there are so many innocent people in our prisons today. Please be responsible.
Excellent comments, mice!
Max, my Grandpa used to sing Home Home on the Range to me when I was knee high to a grasshopper in Montana, the range was our backyard so I always thought it was his song. He was a card carrying Union Accordian player, that instrument being the "guitar" of it's day. You wanted girls to check you out back then, the accordian was the fast ticket.
I can envision a great version with acoustic guitars, slide, ukelele and harmony vocals. The trick would be to try to keep it on the "cool" side of the fence. It would be easy to fall over to the other side but that is a fun sounding challenge. I'll put it in the cue for you bro, count on it.
Now which instrument did you want my horse to play? peace
ps
if you ever visit the Kansas City area... check it out.
Here is some more info... [www.kcmo.org]
Kansas City Rose Society
Laura Conyers Smith Municipal Rose Garden
Jacob L. Loose Memorial Park
51st Street and Wornall Road
Kansas City, MO 64112
Kansas City's Municipal Rose Garden is the realization of a dream that began in 1931 by a group of women lead by Laura Conyers Smith. They established the Kansas City Rose Society which created the public rose garden in Loose Park. The first garden contained 120 rose plants. Now there are about 4,000 roses of about 150 varieties in the 1.5 acre garden.
The garden has been maintained through a partnership of the Rose Society and the KC Parks and Recreation Department. The Society furnishes all the rose plants and signs and the Parks Department personnel provide the ongoing care with the help of Volunteer Garden Groomers from the Society. The KCRS has also raised and spent more than $1.3 million on a new fountain and other structural improvements in the garden since 2001.
The circular plan of the garden was the concept of eminent landscape architect, S. Herbert Hare. The garden's pergolas, gifts from individuals and organizations in the early years, bear commemorative plaques.
In 1965, the garden was officially named the Laura Conyers Smith Municipal Rose Garden. In 1989, the garden received a national honor bestowed by the American Rose Society. The All America Rose Selection's Bronze Achievement Award is the highest given by the ARS. A new fountain and walks were completed in 2002--the Year of the Rose.
Donations to the Rose Garden can be given in memory of loved ones or as a gesture of friendship. The Rose Society is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization. Memory and Friendship Roses can be purchased on the KCRS Website: Kansas City Rose Society.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2012-05-16 02:05 by Max'sKansasCity.
Hhehehehe.. maybe the big gong, but if you give em much more than that, they just start horsing around
say, speaking of cats... did you see the latest in cat elevators?
Hi Bliss, California is where I am. There is a magical stretch from Half Moon Bay in the North to Santa Cruz in the South that is pure paradise. It was kinda bypassed for development because of the main road (El Camino Real) passes on the other side of the Santa Cruz Mountain range.
In the early 70's a bunch of rich kids started to preserve the open space in the area and now it is amazingly unpopulated and rich in all things nature. Unfortunately the real estate is getting so valuable I don't see farming happening for much more than one more generation. But today we are lucky to farm the fertile coastal plains between the redwood forested mountains and the mighty Pacific Ocean. The ocean is all part of the Monterey Bay Marine sanctuary and is incredibly diverse in it's sea life.
Today as I made the early morning rounds in our fields I spotted about a dozen Humpback whales just having a blast near shore. They were breaching and diving and generally putting on a show that had me and the men drop jawed in appreciation for over 20 minutes. Just amazing. Also a large elephant seal population on nearby Ano Nuevo Island and the nearby mainland beaches.
Last time I went down to the dunes above one of the the colonies I saw 6 or 7 live births, with the coyotes, charging down the bluffs after each birth to steal the afterbirth and take it back to their dens and pups. Wild Kingdom has nothing on this place. Come visit, I'd be happy to show you around.
How about you Bliss where do you hail from? peace
This clip makes me cry
Talk about your favorite band.
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Re: Will You All Get A Life
Posted by:
MightyStonesStillRollin50
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Date: May 15, 2012 21:40
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sweetcharmedlifeWe ask. Because it's fascinating to know what kind of incredibly obsessive person it takes to change their user name 5 times a day and still spam this board with bullshit.Quote
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stonesrule
Who are you to tell Lynn1 to stay off "discussion forums"?
You've posted 108 times in the past ten days since you rejoined IORR under yet another psuedonym.
We all know who you are. The same obsessive tone that ultimately is BORING...
You seem to think you know exactly who I am, so why ask?
Sir, I have no idea who you think I am, but I have only one voice on this forum and that is: MightyStonesStillRollin50. And nothing I post is BS. Try to keep your imagination in check, please. It is people like you (who make false assumptions) that are the reason there are so many innocent people in our prisons today. Please be responsible.
Re: Will You All Get A Life
Posted by:
MightyStonesStillRollin50
()
Date: May 15, 2012 21:42
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crumbling_mice
Just some clarification for those that need it - this is a Stones forum, it is a place to discuss all issues Stones related, and on occasions unrelated but of interest. The Stones as you know haven't been that active for quite a few years and consequently we have to discuss past times, or future times...recently there has been some activity in the Stones camp, it's their 50th anniversary, so naturally we are getting a little excited - who can blame us we've been starved of news! I think if there is anyone who finds this speculation irritating, or boring they should relocate them selves to a more current forum where there is lots happening with the topic of the board, may I suggest Justin Beiber or something of a similar ilk. Please don't come on here giving us advice on what to post and what not to post, there are hundreds of people who visit this forum some on a daily basis, some who may only drop in every few weeks, for the latter they will only see what is on the front few pages and therefore might find the speculation interesting, hell, they might even want to join in! If you don't like it move on!
Excellent comments, mice!
Re: Will You All Get A Life
Posted by:
Max'sKansasCity
()
Date: May 15, 2012 23:07
SOOOooooo.... we went out.... took the walk... smelled the flowers....
for those of you who might be rose gardenly challenged... enjoy
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2012-05-15 23:20 by Max'sKansasCity.
for those of you who might be rose gardenly challenged... enjoy
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2012-05-15 23:20 by Max'sKansasCity.
Re: Will You All Get A Life
Posted by:
stonesrule
()
Date: May 15, 2012 23:24
Beautiful photos...would love to visit Thanks!
And to the bozo who started this topic,to you I am Ms Stonesrule.
And to the bozo who started this topic,to you I am Ms Stonesrule.
Re: Will You All Get A Life
Posted by:
Naturalust
()
Date: May 15, 2012 23:25
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Max'sKansasCityQuote
NaturalustQuote
Max'sKansasCity
You raise brussel sprouts AND cows and have horses? AND WRITE SONGS?! and ride around on a horse looking for lost little baby cows.... ALL while posting to IORR?.... .
Well only when the surf isn't up actually........
TOO COOLQuote
Max'sKansasCity
and this is serious... I'd love to see it, maybe you could play it straight for the first half of the song and then NeilYoung&CrazyHorseize the 2nd half / ending.
Careful what you ask for Max this is a possibility...you have put lots of smiles on my face, least I could do for you. peace
And hopefully it could be fun for you... I'm looking forward to it, if is ever works out... I know it is easier said than done.
Max, my Grandpa used to sing Home Home on the Range to me when I was knee high to a grasshopper in Montana, the range was our backyard so I always thought it was his song. He was a card carrying Union Accordian player, that instrument being the "guitar" of it's day. You wanted girls to check you out back then, the accordian was the fast ticket.
I can envision a great version with acoustic guitars, slide, ukelele and harmony vocals. The trick would be to try to keep it on the "cool" side of the fence. It would be easy to fall over to the other side but that is a fun sounding challenge. I'll put it in the cue for you bro, count on it.
Now which instrument did you want my horse to play? peace
Re: Will You All Get A Life
Posted by:
Max'sKansasCity
()
Date: May 15, 2012 23:33
Very WelcomeQuote
stonesrule
Beautiful photos...would love to visit Thanks!
ps
if you ever visit the Kansas City area... check it out.
Here is some more info... [www.kcmo.org]
Kansas City Rose Society
Laura Conyers Smith Municipal Rose Garden
Jacob L. Loose Memorial Park
51st Street and Wornall Road
Kansas City, MO 64112
Kansas City's Municipal Rose Garden is the realization of a dream that began in 1931 by a group of women lead by Laura Conyers Smith. They established the Kansas City Rose Society which created the public rose garden in Loose Park. The first garden contained 120 rose plants. Now there are about 4,000 roses of about 150 varieties in the 1.5 acre garden.
The garden has been maintained through a partnership of the Rose Society and the KC Parks and Recreation Department. The Society furnishes all the rose plants and signs and the Parks Department personnel provide the ongoing care with the help of Volunteer Garden Groomers from the Society. The KCRS has also raised and spent more than $1.3 million on a new fountain and other structural improvements in the garden since 2001.
The circular plan of the garden was the concept of eminent landscape architect, S. Herbert Hare. The garden's pergolas, gifts from individuals and organizations in the early years, bear commemorative plaques.
In 1965, the garden was officially named the Laura Conyers Smith Municipal Rose Garden. In 1989, the garden received a national honor bestowed by the American Rose Society. The All America Rose Selection's Bronze Achievement Award is the highest given by the ARS. A new fountain and walks were completed in 2002--the Year of the Rose.
Donations to the Rose Garden can be given in memory of loved ones or as a gesture of friendship. The Rose Society is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization. Memory and Friendship Roses can be purchased on the KCRS Website: Kansas City Rose Society.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2012-05-16 02:05 by Max'sKansasCity.
Re: Will You All Get A Life
Posted by:
Max'sKansasCity
()
Date: May 15, 2012 23:34
well... Harmonica... of courseQuote
NaturalustQuote
Max'sKansasCityQuote
NaturalustQuote
Max'sKansasCity
You raise brussel sprouts AND cows and have horses? AND WRITE SONGS?! and ride around on a horse looking for lost little baby cows.... ALL while posting to IORR?.... .
Well only when the surf isn't up actually........
TOO COOLQuote
Max'sKansasCity
and this is serious... I'd love to see it, maybe you could play it straight for the first half of the song and then NeilYoung&CrazyHorseize the 2nd half / ending.
Careful what you ask for Max this is a possibility...you have put lots of smiles on my face, least I could do for you. peace
And hopefully it could be fun for you... I'm looking forward to it, if is ever works out... I know it is easier said than done.
Max, my Grandpa used to sing Home Home on the Range to me when I was knee high to a grasshopper in Montana, the range was our backyard so I always thought it was his song. He was a card carrying Union Accordian player, that instrument being the "guitar" of it's day. You wanted girls to check you out back then, the accordian was the fast ticket.
I can envision a great version with acoustic guitars, slide, ukelele and harmony vocals. The trick would be to try to keep it on the "cool" side of the fence. It would be easy to fall over to the other side but that is a fun sounding challenge. I'll put it in the cue for you bro, count on it.
Now which instrument did you want my horse to play? peace
Re: Will You All Get A Life
Posted by:
memphiscats
()
Date: May 15, 2012 23:37
Harmonica...well that's just silly. Everyone knows horses are the cat's meow on the drums!Quote
Max'sKansasCitywell... Harmonica... of courseQuote
NaturalustQuote
Max'sKansasCityQuote
NaturalustQuote
Max'sKansasCity
You raise brussel sprouts AND cows and have horses? AND WRITE SONGS?! and ride around on a horse looking for lost little baby cows.... ALL while posting to IORR?.... .
Well only when the surf isn't up actually........
TOO COOLQuote
Max'sKansasCity
and this is serious... I'd love to see it, maybe you could play it straight for the first half of the song and then NeilYoung&CrazyHorseize the 2nd half / ending.
Careful what you ask for Max this is a possibility...you have put lots of smiles on my face, least I could do for you. peace
And hopefully it could be fun for you... I'm looking forward to it, if is ever works out... I know it is easier said than done.
Max, my Grandpa used to sing Home Home on the Range to me when I was knee high to a grasshopper in Montana, the range was our backyard so I always thought it was his song. He was a card carrying Union Accordian player, that instrument being the "guitar" of it's day. You wanted girls to check you out back then, the accordian was the fast ticket.
I can envision a great version with acoustic guitars, slide, ukelele and harmony vocals. The trick would be to try to keep it on the "cool" side of the fence. It would be easy to fall over to the other side but that is a fun sounding challenge. I'll put it in the cue for you bro, count on it.
Now which instrument did you want my horse to play? peace
Re: Will You All Get A Life
Posted by:
Max'sKansasCity
()
Date: May 15, 2012 23:46
Quote
memphiscatsHarmonica...well that's just silly. Everyone knows horses are the cat's meow on the drums!Quote
Max'sKansasCitywell... Harmonica... of courseQuote
Naturalust
Now which instrument did you want my horse to play? peace
Hhehehehe.. maybe the big gong, but if you give em much more than that, they just start horsing around
say, speaking of cats... did you see the latest in cat elevators?
Re: Will You All Get A Life
Posted by:
memphiscats
()
Date: May 15, 2012 23:56
Ha good one! I'd hate to see the cat who's pulling up the rope. That's gotta be one big-ass puss in boots. Hey, if those cats don't cool itQuote
Max'sKansasCityQuote
memphiscatsHarmonica...well that's just silly. Everyone knows horses are the cat's meow on the drums!Quote
Max'sKansasCitywell... Harmonica... of courseQuote
Naturalust
Now which instrument did you want my horse to play? peace
Hhehehehe.. maybe the big gong, but if you give em much more than that, they just start horsing around
say, speaking of cats... did you see the latest in cat elevators?
Re: Will You All Get A Life
Posted by:
Bliss
()
Date: May 16, 2012 10:05
Where do you live, NL?
A place near a surf beach and affordable farmland - Australia? New Zealand? Mexico?
(Curious)
A place near a surf beach and affordable farmland - Australia? New Zealand? Mexico?
(Curious)
Re: Will You All Get A Life
Posted by:
Naturalust
()
Date: May 16, 2012 19:47
Quote
Bliss
Where do you live, NL?
A place near a surf beach and affordable farmland - Australia? New Zealand? Mexico?
(Curious)
Hi Bliss, California is where I am. There is a magical stretch from Half Moon Bay in the North to Santa Cruz in the South that is pure paradise. It was kinda bypassed for development because of the main road (El Camino Real) passes on the other side of the Santa Cruz Mountain range.
In the early 70's a bunch of rich kids started to preserve the open space in the area and now it is amazingly unpopulated and rich in all things nature. Unfortunately the real estate is getting so valuable I don't see farming happening for much more than one more generation. But today we are lucky to farm the fertile coastal plains between the redwood forested mountains and the mighty Pacific Ocean. The ocean is all part of the Monterey Bay Marine sanctuary and is incredibly diverse in it's sea life.
Today as I made the early morning rounds in our fields I spotted about a dozen Humpback whales just having a blast near shore. They were breaching and diving and generally putting on a show that had me and the men drop jawed in appreciation for over 20 minutes. Just amazing. Also a large elephant seal population on nearby Ano Nuevo Island and the nearby mainland beaches.
Last time I went down to the dunes above one of the the colonies I saw 6 or 7 live births, with the coyotes, charging down the bluffs after each birth to steal the afterbirth and take it back to their dens and pups. Wild Kingdom has nothing on this place. Come visit, I'd be happy to show you around.
How about you Bliss where do you hail from? peace
Re: Will You All Get A Life
Posted by:
boston2006
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Date: May 19, 2012 04:21
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lynn1
the speculation is so boring. Stop. Go outside. Breathe some air. Listen to some music. Save some
brain cells from this constant childish non sense of who what where and when. The only near certainty that is a fact is that the Stones will be charging money for quite a few things soon.[/quote
Please , read between the lines\\
Re: Will You All Get A Life
Posted by:
Send It To me
()
Date: May 22, 2012 06:31
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tomkQuote
Edith Grove
Are WE really that bad ?
Yes, we are.
This clip makes me cry
Re: Will You All Get A Life
Posted by:
lynn1
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Date: May 23, 2012 02:28
Really Boston? The finger? Nice touch
Re: Will You All Get A Life
Posted by:
mickschix
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Date: May 23, 2012 21:56
Perfectly stated, BLISS! It's ok to get on one anothers' nerves here, it's our right, but outsiders picking on us.....not to be tolerated! We all have LIVES but we enjoy this community of Stones fans...odd as it may seem to strangers!
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