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other
response 550 of 594: Mark Unseen   Sep 10 00:31 UTC 2003

A cat impregnated your armpit?  Whoa, dude!   ;)
scott
response 551 of 594: Mark Unseen   Sep 10 00:33 UTC 2003

We had a lot of cats in the house that year.  8)
anderyn
response 552 of 594: Mark Unseen   Sep 10 00:43 UTC 2003

An allergic reaction to a cat scratch? I've had those. 
jiffer
response 553 of 594: Mark Unseen   Sep 10 00:50 UTC 2003

It could be a sabacious (i bet I miss spelled that) cyst in your lymph
glands... I tend to tget them fairlyoften.

richard
response 554 of 594: Mark Unseen   Sep 10 06:40 UTC 2003

IBB Warren Zevon died on Sunday of cancer.  About a hundred million years
ago, when I was in school at UGA, Warren used to hang out down there.
We're talking early/mid eighties here.  Warren used to sit in with local
bands and close down the bars afterward.  He was a real character.  He was
also a real talent, although I regret that I didn't appreciate that at the
time.  I got into his work much later, long after I knew him actually.
Listen to his work sometime.  Warren Zevon.

Warren was only 56.  I know realize how young that really is.  I can't
even conceptualize Warren as being old.  He wasn't the type who'd ever get
old.  


RIP Warren
lynne
response 555 of 594: Mark Unseen   Sep 10 15:34 UTC 2003

(553:  not too far off..."sebacious")
katie
response 556 of 594: Mark Unseen   Sep 11 00:42 UTC 2003

 (sebaceous?)
jep
response 557 of 594: Mark Unseen   Sep 11 01:35 UTC 2003

Best wishes, Katie.  I hope to hear soon that it was nothing major.
beeswing
response 558 of 594: Mark Unseen   Sep 11 03:21 UTC 2003

Argh, other. Wish you'd emailed ahead of time...

Milton the cat has worms. A round of pills should kill 'em dead.
other
response 559 of 594: Mark Unseen   Sep 11 12:59 UTC 2003

The way I "plan" my trips, I didn't know until that day that I was going 
to be going through Memphis.  (I pull out a map each day and look at 
where I am, and where I'm sort of generally headed, and pick out a route 
to follow as a baseline, with no guarantee that that is actually the 
route I'll follow that day.)  I didn't have email access again by that 
point until I got home.
lynne
response 560 of 594: Mark Unseen   Sep 11 14:25 UTC 2003

<doh!  never mind.>
gelinas
response 561 of 594: Mark Unseen   Sep 12 14:23 UTC 2003

IABB both Johnny Cash and Tex Ritter's son died overnight.  I also learned
this morning that Johnny's wife died recently.
mynxcat
response 562 of 594: Mark Unseen   Sep 12 15:03 UTC 2003

Tex Ritter's son - as in John ritter, most known for his role as Jack on
Three's Company. I am bummed about that. I was really enjoying "8 Simple Rules
to Dating my Daughter"
richard
response 563 of 594: Mark Unseen   Sep 12 17:08 UTC 2003

Ritter died after collapsing on the set of his current show, "8 Simples Rules
For Dating My Teenage Daughter", of a heart attack caused by a previously 
undetected heart condition.  Really sad.  He was a great talent.  John
Ritter, who was an emmy winner for Three's Company, and had been in a long
list of tv shows and movies (he was the preacher on the Waltons), was 54.
RIP

Johnny Cash was sadly maore expected.  He was 71 and had been in poor
health for several years, and his beloved wife June Carter-- also a
country music legend-- died a few months ago.  I don't think anybody
thought he was going to live long after she died, as they were said to be
so close.  Johnny Cash was a national treasure, a giant in music.


happyboy
response 564 of 594: Mark Unseen   Sep 12 17:10 UTC 2003

i doubt that cash would want you to be sad at all, every day was
GRAVY for him.
richard
response 565 of 594: Mark Unseen   Sep 12 17:44 UTC 2003

I have entered item #221 about Johnny Cash.  I listened to Johnny Cash's music
all my life.  And no its not sad really, Johnny had been sick for a long time
and I don't doubt he was ready to go, since June had died.  The Man in Black
lived a full life.  People used to say that if God had a voice, a singing
voice, it would be the deep soulful voice of Johnny.  His was a voice that
haunts...
lynne
response 566 of 594: Mark Unseen   Sep 12 20:47 UTC 2003

IBB now all I'm going to remember about Johnny Cash is that cover he did of
the NIN song 'Hurt'.  It irritated me mightily (largely because they played
it literally once every 30 min on Boston stations.)
happyboy
response 567 of 594: Mark Unseen   Sep 12 20:50 UTC 2003

*huggles*
jaklumen
response 568 of 594: Mark Unseen   Sep 13 00:30 UTC 2003

John Ritter died?  How sad.  No more voice of Clifford, either.
scott
response 569 of 594: Mark Unseen   Sep 16 13:20 UTC 2003

Comcast internet is down - at least there's still Grexmodems.
other
response 570 of 594: Mark Unseen   Sep 17 04:10 UTC 2003

http://www.michigandaily.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2003/09/16/3f6697dc60608
michaela
response 571 of 594: Mark Unseen   Sep 17 10:04 UTC 2003

Re #570 - oh wow... that's terrible. :(
vidar
response 572 of 594: Mark Unseen   Sep 17 12:01 UTC 2003

IBB it seems that forbidden love is the only kind I fall into.

IABB I am having difficulty finding the balance between doing what is 
honorable and doing what is healthy for me.
slynne
response 573 of 594: Mark Unseen   Sep 18 00:54 UTC 2003

IBB I ate something that produced some kind of supernatural poo that 
has clogged my toilet beyond any plunging. 
tod
response 574 of 594: Mark Unseen   Sep 18 03:28 UTC 2003

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