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Comment on The jukebox

2010-03-17T02:38:57Z

Brilliant. They are added.

Comment on The jukebox

2010-03-17T02:24:55Z

As requested.

OK, a few off the top of me partially Irish hid.

Only The Lonely - Roy Orbison
Take It To The Limit - The Eagles
Someone To Lay Down Beside Me - Karla Bonoff or Linda Ronstadt
Could It Be I'm Falling In Love - The Spinners
Madman Across The Water - Elton John
Sitting - Cat Stevens
Seven Year Ache - Rosanne Cash

How's that for some additions? They all have that feel to E. Thanks for asking. E.

Comment on The jukebox

2010-03-16T22:09:51Z

Very good. You've been a great help.

Comment on The jukebox

2010-03-16T20:21:38Z

Any Lynyrd Skynyrd song.
Any Poison song.
Any Neil Diamond song.

Comment on Dinner conversation: Coyotes

2010-03-16T20:04:48Z

I will keep that in mind.

Thanks, Vince.

Comment on Dinner conversation: Coyotes

2010-03-16T18:36:06Z

We used to have coyotes in our neighborhood. It is amazing what a crossbow and a feeder will do to your coyote population. Even packs of them.

Comment on The jukebox

2010-03-16T10:42:35Z

Good addition. It is added.

Comment on Dinner conversation: Coyotes

2010-03-16T07:21:10Z

The link in my name will take you to a picture of a 90 pounder shot with a bow about 3 miles south of Martinsburg. I got a pup from this same farm. The mother, half German Shephard/half Husky. The Father - unknown.

They say that dogs/Coyotes rarely breed, so who knows? This dog is the strangest dog I've ever seen though. He thoroughly enjoys terrorizing any new person he meets, then he just sets down and stares at them and never harms anyone. Second time he meets them, he's fine. His snout and ears are just like a just like a coyote's. I couldn't say for certain, but a search for "coydog" brings up dogs that look like him. The dog with the curled tail in these photos is the one I'm referring to - http://markspearman.com/content/hunter+and+gomez+fall+2009.

I've stopped at the Duke station just north of town on 13 late at night and heard them in the field across the way many times. I've heard many reports of sightings on the bike trails too.

Generally, they're shy of people, but the more contact they have, the less shy they become. Their are very few rules on killing them, ODNR's website has more info.

I would watch the kids for sure! You can calm them by assuring them that they don't eat much and that they'll only attack the slowest kid. Fast sneakers are sure to be on the Christmas wish list.

Comment on The jukebox

2010-03-16T03:47:32Z

Several years ago my old and good friends Shawn and Jennifer and I used to go drinking at night at a place on RT 13 called the Pub (Barn). They had a glass mug of beer bigger than Stuttgart called the "haymaker". It was like 3 beers. They had a wood stove and they had a great jukebox. We would sit by the stove and drink beer and I would play the jukebox. We always played the Garth Brooks song "The Dance". When I hear that song now--I always think of them and the story Shawn told me about the song.

Comment on Great mob movie scenes: Miller's Crossing

2010-03-15T18:41:39Z

I can suspend disbelief with the best of them, if that's the kind of movie it is. The makers of Live Free or Die Hard never pretended that the movie was anything but an escapist action flick. And even Bruce Willis has to reload once in a while.