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Or was that just the outrage of the week?

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It seems PRS is sending a big "F-U" to Bud Cole and Fender :lol:

Silver Sky Defnder Series

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I know it’s all rumors and unsubstantiated at this point but this is from Blaney’s wife.

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She better have receipts or this is going to go very poorly for the Blaneys.

As for Ryan, given his reluctance to lift for SVG, not sure why he expects others to lift for him, other than he’s a typical driver. I was not a Blaney fan, but I kind of liked him (although that stache has tested that). Now, he just looks lame. I will say this, he showed he can take a punch or two.

As for the stache, it’s always looked like he wanted to shave his head and become a n 1890s bare-knuckle prize fighter. After last night, we see that is not an endeavor he should pursue.

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Jobs was revolutionary. But when he died Apple became “let’s let others invent and we will just copy.”

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You must be unfamiliar with the Xerox PARC trip Jobs and others took in the early 80s. Xerox had things like Ethernet and GUIs years before the Mac was invented.

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He and She" , Paula Prentiss and Richard Benjamin, both 88 aired in 1967-68

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Ooh this is a good call! And a deeeeep cut!

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She actually was credited in episodes from 1975-1978

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She only appeared in about 11 or so. 7 of those in the first season.

Their daughter Rachel, however, only appeared in 4 eps. 3 in S1 and one in S7

Hal Linden and Barbara Barrie from Barney Miller. Although you don't really see her after the first season.

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What was she famous for before the Gong show?

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She was a singer.

From WIki:

In 1953, Morgan made a recording of "Life Is Just a Bowl of Cherries" issued by Derby Records,[6] which made it to #26 on the U.S. Billboard record chart. Soon after, she received an RCA Victor recording contract,[7] and she had five hits in one year, including her biggest hit "That's All I Want from You", which reached #3 on the chart.[8] Her other notable hits included "There's a Dream in My Heart" by Rolande Maxwell Young, "The Longest Walk", and "Pepper Hot Baby". After spending six years with RCA Victor, Morgan joined MGM Records in 1959.[3]

From 1954 to 1955, Morgan was a vocalist on the ABC television series show Stop the Music. In November 1955, the British music magazine, NME, reported that Morgan was the top female vocalist in the U.S. Cash Box poll.

I always wondered what a band would look like with Glenn Frey and Tom Scholz.

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I could be wrong but I don’t think he played on Edge of Seventeen. I think that's Waddy Wachtel.

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You are correct. Waddy has been Nicks's guitarist for decades. Just don't look up his "legal problems".

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And as far as the Fender stuff, we've moved on. We're mad at D'addario now.



What did those poor bastards do to piss off Rick Beato?

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More claims of AI being used in an ad. TBH, the music was, let's say, not my cup of tea however it was created. Very odd choice for an ad for strings.