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by Blind Squirrel » Fri Feb 04, 2011 9:47 am

anonlooker wrote:The Who in concert... not offensive, man. 8-)


Wow did that pic bring back memories. Thanx. Damn, Townshend was freaking great to watch in those days. And if you ever saw The Who up close (anyone remember when Anaheim Stadium had all those festival seating day/weekend concerts?), Entwistle was amazing.

BTW, I DID take my then-16-year-old son to a Who concert. The pot smell was present as completely expected. Now, five years later he is a junior in college, plays on the volleyball team (which means he gets drug tested) and plans on getting his MBA. Guess the exposure to the pot smokers didn't supercede 18 years of parenting.

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by upurbox » Fri Feb 04, 2011 9:55 am

Joe wrote:
upurbox wrote:
Joe wrote:
anonlooker wrote:With all this talk of support, (needed or not) I can make the following recommendation with full confidence...


Clean shaven and packing heat? Obviously a NorCal pic...



WOW "Joe" nice of you to sit there and analize that picture closely....... :?


Fudgepackers!!

... I call 'em like I see 'em. Did I hit too close to home for ya?

Try "analyze" next time...



Ahhh...Joe, just having some fun don't start getting all "BUTT" hurt........ :(
Just call'em like I read'em. ;)
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by NumeroUno » Fri Feb 04, 2011 9:57 am

I saw The Who when I was aroung 12 I think 1975 or 6. Still have the shirt i bought.
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by Joe » Fri Feb 04, 2011 10:06 am

upurbox wrote:
Joe wrote:
upurbox wrote:
Joe wrote:
anonlooker wrote:With all this talk of support, (needed or not) I can make the following recommendation with full confidence...


Clean shaven and packing heat? Obviously a NorCal pic...



WOW "Joe" nice of you to sit there and analize that picture closely....... :?


Fudgepackers!!

... I call 'em like I see 'em. Did I hit too close to home for ya?

Try "analyze" next time...



Ahhh...Joe, just having some fun don't start getting all "BUTT" hurt........ :(
Just call'em like I read'em. ;)


Upyours...

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by anonlooker » Fri Feb 04, 2011 10:08 am

NumeroUno wrote:I saw The Who when I was aroung 12 I think 1975 or 6. Still have the shirt i bought.


But does it fit? :o
:lol: ;)
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by Joe » Fri Feb 04, 2011 10:10 am

NumeroUno wrote:I saw The Who when I was aroung 12 I think 1975 or 6. Still have the shirt i bought.


I think the best ever...even better than the Fab Four..

Sadly...I saw them at the AAC in Dallas two years ago and only half of the 18 thousand seats were full...

...in the meanwhile, 100K showed up to see the JoBros a few months later at Jerry World.
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by ontheblack » Fri Feb 04, 2011 10:33 am

Any of you happen to see Iron Butterfly open for The Who when they toured in '69 or '70?
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by Fastpitch4Life » Fri Feb 04, 2011 10:40 am

Joe wrote:
NumeroUno wrote:I saw The Who when I was aroung 12 I think 1975 or 6. Still have the shirt i bought.


I think the best ever...even better than the Fab Four..

Sadly...I saw them at the AAC in Dallas two years ago and only half of the 18 thousand seats were full...

...in the meanwhile, 100K showed up to see the JoBros a few months later at Jerry World.


I'm sure our DDs are going to fondly remember the JoBros, Taylor Swift and that Bieber kid in the same way, we will remember seeing Aerosmith or the Rolling Stones at Anaheim Stadium or Ontario Motor Speedway in the mid-1970s, which makes me sad since these kids today can't even play their instruments...any way, back to the Jerry Springer show...I mean this "travel softball" thread. :roll: :roll:
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by MAD-DOG99 » Fri Feb 04, 2011 10:46 am

Cal Jam II

Now let's talk about Bobby McGees and Red Onion.....!!!!
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by Fastpitch4Life » Fri Feb 04, 2011 10:49 am

MAD-DOG99 wrote:Cal Jam II

Now let's talk about Bobby McGees and Red Onion.....!!!!


Yeah, OK, I'm dating myself. I would have gone to Cal Jam 1, but I had to do my paper route! :lol: :lol: :lol:
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