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My only hesitation about streaming the show is; these ol' phartz are normally heavily sedated (ala One Flew Over The Cocos Nest) so I don't expect a lot of action.


Just from my perspective, I HEAR music. I don't WATCH music. So if the ol' phartz are sedated or not, this approaching old phart will not be and I'll be able to listen just fine, likely while playing chess in another window.....


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Congrats Don!! You're going to do fantastic, I have no doubt smile


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Donny, you handsome devil you. The girls must have been queued up for miles.

This concert is going to be a blast.

Overture, Curtain, Lights. This is it, the night of nights...

Have a blast,

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Originally Posted By: Don Gaynor
My only hesitation about streaming the show is; these ol' phartz are normally heavily sedated (ala One Flew Over The Cocos Nest) so I don't expect a lot of action.


Just from my perspective, I HEAR music. I don't WATCH music. So if the ol' phartz are sedated or not, this approaching old phart will not be and I'll be able to listen just fine, likely while playing chess in another window.....


While stationed in Germany for 5 years our 14-year-old babysitter humbled me at chess. After a terribly humiliating few wipeouts, she told me that her dad was Grand Master of Nuremberg, Bavaria and they played chess constantly since they didn't have a TV.

Her name is Margot (sound the 't') and she married a GI and currently lives in Milan, Michigan. We are still in touch after all these 50 years. Margot taught me proper German which I have since lost through disuse. Fortunately, beer is the same in both languages. LOL

Thanks for awakening these wonderful glimpses into my past.

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Fortunately, beer is the same in both languages.


Javohl. Bier ist bier in jeder sprache!


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Einen Moment bitte, während ich meinen Alpenhut mit seiner grünen Feder hole und ich werde mit dir gehen!

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I assume I am driving? grin


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I loved shashlik (kabobs) which is actually an Armenian finger food generally only available at major beer fests.

At that time, the exchange rate was 4DM=1$ and shashlik was 1 DM each. They were chicken livers, gizzards, hearts, green pepper, and onion smothered in curry powder and on a stick. I'm making myself hungry and they are coming down the hall with pureed whatsoever.

My wife got sufficiently proficient in German that she would do her clothes shopping on the 'economy' as they called local stores to the comic joy of clerk girls.

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Actually, in German, they say Fahrt for 'drive' so we'll just get in our BMWs and Fahrt along the autobahn at 200km/hr (no speed limits on the autobahn) before we ausfahrt to blow the foam off of a few Dunkle brau.

They would deliver beer right to our door. The cases where only 20 flip top bottles (4x5 rows) but probably 12% so we'd be elbow walking quite early in the aubenen.

A great guitarist from Duluth literally lived at our place and we would often jam two cases worth. I had my Strat and he had a Gibson (forgot the model). Great memories, my friend. Thank you.

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I used to get beer delivered to the door when I was stationed in Germany. And there was a restaurant we used to go to that served wonderful shashlik.


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I used to get beer delivered to the door when I was stationed in Germany. And there was a restaurant we used to go to that served wonderful shashlik.


Ain't it scrumptious, Johann?

My wife and I loved those little hard rolls (brochin) with sliced liverwurst in them or just to gnaw on.

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Yep, we lived in a little farming community (on the economy, as opposed to on base) just outside Würzburg, Germany. On Saturday mornings, we used to get up, walk about a block down to the local bäckerei/metzgerei (on the village's main street) to get freshly made brötchen along with freshly butchered meats for breakfast. Absolutely delicious.

I understand that now, however, that little community (like so many other places) is no longer a little farming village, but instead a fully built-up suburb of Würzburg.

I do hope your concert presentation goes well. I know folks will have a blast and that it will touch their hearts.


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And as old as you phartz are, you probably lived there DURING WWII! LOL!!!


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Yes, my wife still phones Margot who tells us that we'd never recognize the area, it's now a sprawling shopping center. Until her mother died about two years ago, Margot would go back often.

I really enjoy reminiscing about that very happy era. Thank you, John.

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And as old as you phartz are, you probably lived there DURING WWII! LOL!!!


Eddie, I'm 77 so I vaguely remember WWII or, at least, the worry on my parents' faces with my oldest brother fighting in the thick of it; first in Europe, then in the Pacific.

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Don,

Congrats they should have been streaming your music there for years now, and that sir is my opinion. LOL!

Take Care Buddy!

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Best to you...great news!

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