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Mizz-SEC
Favorite team: | Missouri ![]() |
Location: | Inbred Huntin' In The SEC |
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Registered on: | 6/15/2013 |
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re: Who do you consider the best vocalist of any genre?
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 4/29/25 at 11:27 am
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Soul/R&B - Sam Cooke, Aretha
Al Green and Teddy Pendergrass need to be considered here too.
re: Who do you consider the best vocalist of any genre?
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 4/29/25 at 11:24 am
Roy Orbison
George Jones
Karen Carpenter
Paul McCartney
Paul was so underated. He could sing like Little Richard, ballads, or shred vocals into his 50's.
It's sad where he's at vocally today, but he gave it all for rock and roll.
George Jones
Karen Carpenter
Paul McCartney
Paul was so underated. He could sing like Little Richard, ballads, or shred vocals into his 50's.
It's sad where he's at vocally today, but he gave it all for rock and roll.
re: Bill’s girl seems real pleasant
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 4/28/25 at 8:59 am
Bill's having the mother of all mid-life crisis, delayed for his Patriots dynasty.
Most men have their's in the late 30s or 40's like Lane Kiffin. God bless him.
Most men have their's in the late 30s or 40's like Lane Kiffin. God bless him.
re: Sunday Evening Adult Contemporary Thread
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 4/27/25 at 7:07 pm
"Count On Me" - Jefferson Starship w/Marty Balin
re: Burden in the 2nd round???
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 4/26/25 at 9:23 am
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The chiefs aren’t reaching for a tackle unless they trade up.
The best LT in the draft fell into their lap at 32.
re: Damn damn damn Ann Wilson singing from wheelchair
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 4/24/25 at 6:44 am
As a fan of early rockers like Jerry Lee and Little Richard I always thought if he wants to roll out there in a wheel chair, so be it.
And how awesome would it have been if the Killer got up at the end, kicked it over, and walked off the stage?
And how awesome would it have been if the Killer got up at the end, kicked it over, and walked off the stage?
re: Shannon Sharpe accused of rape in $50 million lawsuit after rocky consensual relationship
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 4/24/25 at 6:37 am
So is this the same woman Sharpe was banging in the audio a few months ago?
And if so, would Sharpe have done on purpose to later present as evidence of consensual sex?
Also, I wonder what his brother Sterling thinks of his brother's on going shitshow? You never hear a peep out of him.
And if so, would Sharpe have done on purpose to later present as evidence of consensual sex?
Also, I wonder what his brother Sterling thinks of his brother's on going shitshow? You never hear a peep out of him.
re: Boston. One of the all time great albums
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 4/23/25 at 4:04 pm
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debut albums

re: To the middle aged couple in the Ponchatoula Walmart parking lot…
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 4/23/25 at 3:55 pm
re: Music Videos with famous people appearances
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 4/22/25 at 5:52 pm
Leslie Ann Warren in "Janie's Got A Gun" by Aerosmith
re: Music Videos with famous people appearances
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 4/22/25 at 5:48 pm
Paul McCartney on Tracy Ullman's "They Don't Know"
re: Official fishing shirts at church scoring thread
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 4/20/25 at 6:48 pm
Half the people I see going into some of these churches are in shorts and an untucked t-shirt.
Yes it's an exaggeration but not by much. Very, very, very casual.
Yes it's an exaggeration but not by much. Very, very, very casual.
re: Sunday Evening Adult Contemporary Thread
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 4/20/25 at 5:38 pm
re: The Perfect Power Pop song
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 4/20/25 at 5:32 pm
re: Arkansas fans, who is y'alls biggest rival?
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 4/18/25 at 3:09 pm
Arkansas has no team that views them as their rival.
Maybe Arkansas State does, but that's about it.
Maybe Arkansas State does, but that's about it.
re: How Much Longer does Brian Kelly Get?
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 4/18/25 at 3:07 pm
I hope he stays for a long, long time.
re: Your funniest personal experience story centers around _______
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 4/18/25 at 10:10 am
Here's a deer camp story about the shack cook, Delbert, from when I was a kid...
There would be 6-8 of us there for a usual season and Del would set two wind up alarm clocks to try to wake his arse up in the morning Well they were loud and would tick at different rates, so you're trying to go to sleep half waiting for them to start ticking together. It usually took a half an hour until you racked out from exhaustion.
Anyway when Delbert would wake up it would literally be 15 minutes of him coughing and hacking trying to catch his breath from years of smoking. And once he did, you'd hear the strike of a match and the first drag off the morning Winston. Then when he made meals it would always be with the extended ash of a cigarette threatening to add a dash of cancer to the proceedings. He loved bringing a big roaster of "goulash" which was pasta with chicken. Not too bad, actually.
Then there was the bar scene. He was there in theory to deer hunt, but in reality he was there to make appearances at the various bars up and down the back roads in the area. One place even wrote "Delbert's deer stand" on masking tape over one of the stools where Del would suck his suds at any hour from 10AM to 10PM or later.
He was actually a pretty good cook. I've never had better deer heart than he made before or since. Low and slow with onions
RIP Delbert
There would be 6-8 of us there for a usual season and Del would set two wind up alarm clocks to try to wake his arse up in the morning Well they were loud and would tick at different rates, so you're trying to go to sleep half waiting for them to start ticking together. It usually took a half an hour until you racked out from exhaustion.
Anyway when Delbert would wake up it would literally be 15 minutes of him coughing and hacking trying to catch his breath from years of smoking. And once he did, you'd hear the strike of a match and the first drag off the morning Winston. Then when he made meals it would always be with the extended ash of a cigarette threatening to add a dash of cancer to the proceedings. He loved bringing a big roaster of "goulash" which was pasta with chicken. Not too bad, actually.
Then there was the bar scene. He was there in theory to deer hunt, but in reality he was there to make appearances at the various bars up and down the back roads in the area. One place even wrote "Delbert's deer stand" on masking tape over one of the stools where Del would suck his suds at any hour from 10AM to 10PM or later.
He was actually a pretty good cook. I've never had better deer heart than he made before or since. Low and slow with onions
RIP Delbert
re: Driver dies after trailer hitch falls off truck, goes through his windshield
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 4/17/25 at 10:22 pm
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Man, seems like the driver is somewhat responsible for the death. If he left the pin out and the hitch fell off and went through windshield, yeah, seems he could be at fault.
Not if he had a "Stay back 500 feet" logo stamped on his tail gate.
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