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Under the Cherry Moon — The Work OUT TALES FROM THE ROAD
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Shellanswerman who’s that in the picture with Prince? Is it true that Prince’s tour bus got stuck in mud in Houston TX on the Purple Rain tour? A friend of mine says he was working security and watch you guys push the bus out while Prince drove. If that’s true, I would pay big money for that picture, he must be lying because there’s no mushy area around The Summit | |
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NOSLEN633CSI said: Shellanswerman who’s that in the picture with Prince? Is it true that Prince’s tour bus got stuck in mud in Houston TX on the Purple Rain tour? A friend of mine says he was working security and watch you guys push the bus out while Prince drove. If that’s true, I would pay big money for that picture, he must be lying because there’s no mushy area around The Summit
Only half of the story is true. Yes the tour bus did get stuck, but it was not at the Summit. It was an invitation only Benefit Show for handicapped children at Texas Southern University. And no P was not driving the bus “that would have been funny”. However all of the security staff with the exception of Chick  did push the bus out of the muck. The individuals in the picture with P are Robyn and the late Earl Jones | |
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I dunno Hucky...it might be interesting to see you in some daisy dukes! "After this, there is no turning back. You take the blue pill...the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill...you stay in wonderland and I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes." | |
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That was a good one. | |
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no comment on why you felt compelled to leave? why you couldnt finish your business and be done...
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sosgemini said: no comment on why you felt compelled to leave? why you couldnt finish your business and be done...
thats are more interesting story if you ask me.  He does say in the article.... "Even today, some 20 years later we still laugh about it. Not only the fact that we wound up in that gym, but our presumption that just because we were straight guys in what was clearly a gym popular with the gay community–that guys would be hitting on us. The fact that we were in our early 20s and greener than grass accounts for our hasty homophobic departure. I still work out nearly every day, even when I’m out of town. It wouldn’t matter what gym I find myself in now. But for the record, you’ll never catch me in daisy dukes." ...So he admits be young, arrogant and naive (we have all been there), that is why they left. But he states he would not do that now. So what is the big deal? . [Edited 11/16/06 13:54pm] "Always blessings, never losses......"
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Sowhat said: sosgemini said: no comment on why you felt compelled to leave? why you couldnt finish your business and be done...
thats are more interesting story if you ask me. He does say in the article.... "Even today, some 20 years later we still laugh about it. Not only the fact that we wound up in that gym, but our presumption that just because we were straight guys in what was clearly a gym popular with the gay community–that guys would be hitting on us. The fact that we were in our early 20s and greener than grass accounts for our hasty homophobic departure. I still work out nearly every day, even when I’m out of town. It wouldn’t matter what gym I find myself in now. But for the record, you’ll never catch me in daisy dukes." ...So he admits be young, arogant and naive (we have all been there), that is why they left. But he states he would not do that now. So what is the big deal? the big deal? i didnt catch that part of the article...is it part of the main write up?  Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely. |
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sosgemini said: Sowhat said: He does say in the article.... "Even today, some 20 years later we still laugh about it. Not only the fact that we wound up in that gym, but our presumption that just because we were straight guys in what was clearly a gym popular with the gay community–that guys would be hitting on us. The fact that we were in our early 20s and greener than grass accounts for our hasty homophobic departure. I still work out nearly every day, even when I’m out of town. It wouldn’t matter what gym I find myself in now. But for the record, you’ll never catch me in daisy dukes." ...So he admits be young, arogant and naive (we have all been there), that is why they left. But he states he would not do that now. So what is the big deal? the big deal? i didnt catch that part of the article...is it part of the main write up? Yes. "Always blessings, never losses......"
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totally missed that paragraph...thats what i get for fast-reading while at work and doing fifty things at the same time... apologies. I know what you mean about trying to do 50 things at once at work, I am surprised I don't do things like this more often. But it's all cool, I was just wondering why it seemed to bother you so much. "Always blessings, never losses......"
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Sowhat said: sosgemini said: no comment on why you felt compelled to leave? why you couldnt finish your business and be done...
thats are more interesting story if you ask me. He does say in the article.... "Even today, some 20 years later we still laugh about it. Not only the fact that we wound up in that gym, but our presumption that just because we were straight guys in what was clearly a gym popular with the gay community–that guys would be hitting on us. The fact that we were in our early 20s and greener than grass accounts for our hasty homophobic departure. I still work out nearly every day, even when I’m out of town. It wouldn’t matter what gym I find myself in now. But for the record, you’ll never catch me in daisy dukes." ...So he admits be young, arrogant and naive (we have all been there), that is why they left. But he states he would not do that now. So what is the big deal? . [Edited 11/16/06 13:54pm] Thanks Sowhat | |
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ShellAnswerMan said: Sowhat said: He does say in the article.... "Even today, some 20 years later we still laugh about it. Not only the fact that we wound up in that gym, but our presumption that just because we were straight guys in what was clearly a gym popular with the gay community–that guys would be hitting on us. The fact that we were in our early 20s and greener than grass accounts for our hasty homophobic departure. I still work out nearly every day, even when I’m out of town. It wouldn’t matter what gym I find myself in now. But for the record, you’ll never catch me in daisy dukes." ...So he admits be young, arrogant and naive (we have all been there), that is why they left. But he states he would not do that now. So what is the big deal? . [Edited 11/16/06 13:54pm] Thanks Sowhat hey man, i apologized for the error...  Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely. |
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That was a funny story.
