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Never fails to give me goosebumps

Sometimes you want instrumentals for a little peace, sometimes for a little motivation.

While I continue to look, I thought I would share this. I love this version of the song:

Good guess, but no. I’ll see if I can find a better version of it later. Edit: No luck so far.

Nobody going to take a guess at the cameo from my last post? My favorite Led Zeppelin song. I couldn't really listen to it for a long time because of the memories associated with it.

I kind of thought as much!😉

No need to be defensive! Like I said, if a song deserves reposting, that is definitely one. It’s one of my favorites!

Psssttt!!! Check Page 3! If a song deserves reposting, this is one. Can anyone spot the cameo?

Ah yes, a rare Victorian Era Bratapult.

How about: laughing heartily and asking "Wanna bet?"

We've bought our last two-three if you count my daughter-cars from the same salesperson at the same dealership. She, and the dealership, make the process as painless as possible, which I greatly appreciate. I hope sales people don't disappear entirely, because a good one, while hard to find, makes life much easier.

I was going to post this one, but was running short on time: I offer my sincere apologies for thinking otherwise. You're right, there are cars that you would think nobody could like, but they have a following. I always thought the later model Javelins had a cool, futuristic look to them. Not quite my cup of tea, but I can see why someone would like them. The AMC Pacer, now... I have a veteran who is a car salesman who does the same part time thing now, just his long time customers, and a couple of referrals. Although when we last spoke, he didn't think he was going to do it much longer. You're right, a dying breed.

Double entendre noted, and I've been called worse by better. Oh, that should be 'an ass..." The Mustang II had great styling lines, reminiscent of the original cars of the '60s, and much better than the bloated behemoth the Mustang had become for '71-'73. It was certainly better looking than the Box, I mean Fox Bodied Mustangs that followed, that had no discernible visual connection to the earlier Mustangs. Yes, performance was down compared to earlier and later years, but that is due in large part to the energy crisis and the development of new ways to deal with it. Essentially, the Mustang II was, mechanically, a lab rat for what would become the new performance era starting with the Fox Bodies. Even then, the Mustang II can be made to perform surprisingly well, handling and speeds that would astound many from that time. Yes, if I could get my hands on a Cobra II in good condition, I would take it in a second.

I would love to have one in good condition like that.

Oh, right, my daughter "borrowed" it all.

PLUS EQUALS

Makes you realize how good this guy is. Pay attention to the first 2:30:

I hope this hasn't already been posted, but it popped up as a suggestion on YouTube. I liked Kenny Rogers, even liked the First Edition to the extent I have heard their music, but I didn't know Kenny Rogers was a fair-to-middlin' bass player.

My mom and dad didn't dislike AB. My mom just always thought I would marry another girl I dated. She would even say as much, even a couple of times after I married (not while AB was around mind you). My dad, on the other hand found her tolerable because... Well, she wasn't Jewish or Catholic. As a Jehovah's Witness, if he had only known her true inclinations, or mine in the realm of religion, It would have been much worse, I think. They came to accept her, but despite everyone's efforts, they never did really find common ground. All these years later, I'm convinced I made the right choice.

Aand... I had to clean coffee off my computer screen.

Sweet! There ARE far bigger geeks than me in the world.

And shoot the target you see in the middle...

Running PT test hung over, or even still drunk.