Prog Synch Listen: Groundhogs - have split!

[Snarfyguy]

Very enjoyable.

Good weekend, all.

[toomanyhatz]

Well that was fun - wish I could have been here for more of it, but my lunch was calling me.

My link merged right into Thank Christ for the Bomb. Maybe I'll keep-a-listenin'.

Thanks, everyone! Always a pleasure. I'll keep dropping by when able.

[C]

I saw Tony do an acoustic evening - just him in my local pub where I used to live in Brentwood in front of 20 people.

Incredible




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oh. mannnnnnn.

shades of green hitherto unknown.

The Spreadeagle - tiny pub in a bar no larger than your average lounge/sitting room






.

[Nancy]

Groundhog trivia:

I grew up in Ohio in farm country. Groundhogs were knicknamed "whistle pigs". Partly because they would stand up on their hind legs and whistle very loudly to communicate and partly because they can eat their weight in crops many times over. Farmers hate them. My Dad used to hunt them. I would never harm an animal, but I do sympathize with the farmers.

[Spock!]

I saw Tony do an acoustic evening - just him in my local pub where I used to live in Brentwood in front of 20 people.

Incredible




.

Incredible in many ways - your experience, his playing, such a low turnout for a master - like Kath, I too am on the envious side.

[C]

Well that was fun - wish I could have been here for more of it, but my lunch was calling me.

My link merged right into Thank Christ for the Bomb. Maybe I'll keep-a-listenin'.

Thanks, everyone! Always a pleasure. I'll keep dropping by when able.

Very enjoyable.

Good weekend, all.

Thanks for your company boys



x

[Spock!]

Groundhog trivia:

I grew up in Ohio in farm country. Groundhogs were knicknamed "whistle pigs". Partly because they would stand up on their hind legs and whistle very loudly to communicate and partly because they can eat their weight in crops many times over. Farmers hate them. My Dad used to hunt them. I would never harm an animal, but I do sympathize with the farmers.

Thanks - I do enjoy trivia!

[C]

Groundhog trivia:

I grew up in Ohio in farm country. Groundhogs were knicknamed "whistle pigs". Partly because they would stand up on their hind legs and whistle very loudly to communicate and partly because they can eat their weight in crops many times over. Farmers hate them. My Dad used to hunt them. I would never harm an animal, but I do sympathize with the farmers.

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[kath]

such a fantastic album. i love every bit of it. i think there is a real tony genius here in the music matching the interior.

thank yew, c, for all things groundhoggish. thanks everybody for joining in. perrrfect for a friday.

have a groovy weekend, folk.

::smacksmacksmack::

[Nancy]

An amazing album enjoyed in amazing company. Thanks to all!

[C]

Thanks all

A great album in great company.

Next week Wallenstein - album title to follow




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[C]

Thanks all

A great album in great company.

Next week Wallenstein - album title to follow




.

[kath]

Groundhog trivia:

I grew up in Ohio in farm country. Groundhogs were knicknamed "whistle pigs". Partly because they would stand up on their hind legs and whistle very loudly to communicate and partly because they can eat their weight in crops many times over. Farmers hate them. My Dad used to hunt them. I would never harm an animal, but I do sympathize with the farmers.

mwhahaha.

i, of course, grew up in a place with nary a groundhog. i still have never seen one. except for the movie. (don't drive angry.) those kindsa crittern don't go for below sea level/subtropical.

then again, gators don't go for ohio farmland. ever try to tip a gator? not advisable.

[Nancy]

Groundhog trivia:

I grew up in Ohio in farm country. Groundhogs were knicknamed "whistle pigs". Partly because they would stand up on their hind legs and whistle very loudly to communicate and partly because they can eat their weight in crops many times over. Farmers hate them. My Dad used to hunt them. I would never harm an animal, but I do sympathize with the farmers.

mwhahaha.

i, of course, grew up in a place with nary a groundhog. i still have never seen one. except for the movie. (don't drive angry.) those kindsa crittern don't go for below sea level/subtropical.

then again, gators don't go for ohio farmland. ever try to tip a gator? not advisable.

If you feel the need to go gator tippin', load up on Gatorade before you start.

[kath]

Groundhog trivia:

I grew up in Ohio in farm country. Groundhogs were knicknamed "whistle pigs". Partly because they would stand up on their hind legs and whistle very loudly to communicate and partly because they can eat their weight in crops many times over. Farmers hate them. My Dad used to hunt them. I would never harm an animal, but I do sympathize with the farmers.

mwhahaha.

i, of course, grew up in a place with nary a groundhog. i still have never seen one. except for the movie. (don't drive angry.) those kindsa crittern don't go for below sea level/subtropical.

then again, gators don't go for ohio farmland. ever try to tip a gator? not advisable.

If you feel the need to go gator tippin', load up on Gatorade before you start.

i would remind you that my swampy origins are so deep, my spawn when lil thought gatorade was "gator eggs"....