Feeling old?

[Gary C]

At 49, I sometimes feel like I might be 'maybe' getting old - seriously.
You know what I mean? - some mornings, we get out of bed ... and well,
let's just say we aren't kids anymore, OK? See what I mean?

Well anyway, I just read this tonight, and after finishing it, I feel
completely refreshed and young again, so I - Gary .... composed this
Email instead of just forwardeding Email to all of you, my friends.

Look at these birthdays, let them sink in for a moment and you too will
suddenly feel younger when you realize - Hey, I know him/her! Wow,
they're really OLD!!!!!!

http://new.music.yahoo.com/blogs/listoftheday/118626/the-top-25-rockers-over-50-keep-on-rockin-in-the-free-world




Ozzy Osbourne (12/3/48) C'mon, that's too old to be doing that goofy
stuff, over and over, again.

Lou Reed (3/2/42) ... You remember the song - take a walk on the wild
side, and all the colored girls said - tu ta tu da tu.. but 1942?!?!?!?!

David Bowie (1/8/47) Could you be gay in 1947? I dunno - just asking :-)

Chuck Berry (1018/26) He's been on Social Security for MANY years, people!

Jerry Lee Lewis (9/29/35) - He's already been dead for a number of
years, due to life-style ... but still kicking!!!!

Madonna (8/16/58) ...1958 and she's like a virgin, eh? A 50 YO old bag
with hairy arm pits, she is!!!!!

Prince (6/7/58 - Should hook up with Madonna, no? A nice couple (of
FREAKS) I feel!

AC/DC (Angus Young: 3/31/55) See what I mean?

Rolling Stones (Mick Jagger: 7/26/43) C'mon ... anybody born during WWII
is OLD --- not us!!!!

Bruce Springsteen (9/23/49) - 1949 was a LONG time ago, folks!
Why is *HE* playing this years Super Bowl????

Neil Young (11/12/45) This is the only one that I don't say "Oh my God,
I can't believe it!" I knew he was OLD back in the 70's!!!! WTF? He sang
a song, most famous back then called "Old Man"

I'll leave my buds with this one, LOL!!!! Hey, take the poster down,
bud ...... she's really OLD now!

Farrah Fawcett (born February 2, 1947) ya, the girl on our posters has 1
more year till social security - feel old now, pal? Just take that
poster down already, PLEASE! You ought to be ashamed of yourself having
an old GRANDMA on your wall dressed like that! What's the matter with you?

Feel any younger now?
-Gary

[Gary C]

Wow, WTF happened?

I swear I only clicked send once!!!!


Sorry

[Stig Arne Bye]

Post by Gary C
Wow, WTF happened?
I swear I only clicked send once!!!!
Sorry

Are you sure you haven't been drinking too much beer... ;-)

Anyway, it's a true fact that the same message has been sent 5 - FIVE -
times from your computer...

This is seen by examining the message headers (partial excerpt below) as
all messages have different dates (from your PC clock), different
message-IDs (generated by your news client when sending message), and
different posting dates (set by the server when the message was received
from your computer).

As evident, there is actually a time gap of approx. 4 minutes between
when the first message was sent (21:02:27), and the last message was
sent (21:06:22).


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Stig Arne Bye

92 Yamaha VT 480 TF/E (Venture)

E-mail ......: ***@footballfans.co.uk / ***@football.clubs.io
Contact .....: MSN Messenger: ***@footballfans.co.uk
Snail-Mail ..: Axel Borgens veg 4, NO-9900 Kirkenes, Norway
Homepage ....: UNDER CONSTRUCTION: http://stigbye.football.clubs.io
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Located just about 70°N 30°E - Almost at the top of the world!

[Gary C]

Post by Stig Arne Bye
Are you sure you haven't been drinking too much beer... ;-)

Mmmmmm. you might have a point!

[Stig Arne Bye]

Post by Gary C

Post by Stig Arne Bye
Are you sure you haven't been drinking too much beer... ;-)

Mmmmmm. you might have a point!

Well..., it appear that you haven't been drinking that much beer today,
as this time, your reply was only sent TWICE - the first 21:44:46 and
the second 12 seconds later..... ;-)

If the above is not the reason, you may have an invisible ghost playing
with your computer - call "GHOSTBUSTERS"...!



Stig Arne Bye

92 Yamaha VT 480 TF/E (Venture)

E-mail ......: ***@footballfans.co.uk / ***@football.clubs.io
Contact .....: MSN Messenger: ***@footballfans.co.uk
Snail-Mail ..: Axel Borgens veg 4, NO-9900 Kirkenes, Norway
Homepage ....: UNDER CONSTRUCTION: http://stigbye.football.clubs.io
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Located just about 70°N 30°E - Almost at the top of the world!

[marika]

Post by Stig Arne Bye
Well..., it appear that you haven't been drinking that much beer today,
as this time, your reply was only sent TWICE - the first 21:44:46 and
the second 12 seconds later..... ;-)

but i really enjoy it because i might not have actually liked him without
this

stig really is talented and hard working and is apparently from
the ditka days

Post by Stig Arne Bye
If the above is not the reason, you may have an invisible ghost playing
with your computer - call "GHOSTBUSTERS"...!

the guy I sit next to really is kinda kooky and then this took
it to a nother level



mk5000


----- Original Message -----
From: "marika" <***@gmail.com>
Newsgroups: soc.culture.indian.muslims,alt.usenet.legends.lester-mosley
Sent: Sunday, January 18, 2009 11:41 AM
Subject: judging albums by glow

Post by Stig Arne Bye
A clutch of lawyers sit on Obama transition team for reviewing government
agencies
Pamela A. MacLean / Staff reporter
nlj.com
November 21, 2008
Among the numerous lawyers in the group of 100 people selected to review
government agencies for potential policy and budget changes in the new
administration, one lawyer likely to get an earful from federal judges
sits
on the General Services Administration (GSA) team. The GSA's rent-setting
policies for courthouses have been a sore point with federal judges, who
for
several years have found the rent the judiciary must pay to be too high.
Jane Woodfin, a key Senate aide to Vice President-elect Joe Biden since
1994, has been named to the GSA review team. Woodfin has been legislative
director for Biden since 1994, serving as a senior adviser on domestic
policy and legislative initiatives, and manager of his legislative staff.
She began her career as a legislative assistant to U.S. Representative Bob
Traxler of Michigan and then served as assistant attorney general for the
state of Michigan.
Serving on the team examining the Office of Government Ethics/Office of
Special Counsel will be attorney Amy Comstock Rick, chief executive
officer
of Parkinson's Action Network. She served as director of the U.S. Office
of
Government Ethics in 2003. In 1999, prior to her appointment she was
associate counsel to the president in the White House Counsel's Office.
Rick
began her federal service as an attorney at the U.S. Department of
Education
in 1988. She began her legal career at Beveridge & Diamond.
With her on the team will be Elaine Kaplan, senior deputy general counsel
for the National Treasury Employees Union. Previously, she was nominated
by
President Clinton to serve as head of the U.S. Office of Special Counsel.
She has also worked with the Solicitor's Office in the U.S. Department of
Labor and at Bernabei and Katz, an employment law and civil rights firm.
Among those charged with a review of transportation issues is Michael
Huerta, who once clerked for 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Judge
William
Canby. Huerta is group president of ACS Transportation Solutions, a
provider
of technology solutions for security, revenue collection and safety in the
transport industry. He served as chief of staff to Department of
Transportation Secretary Rodney E. Slater from 1993 to 1998 and associate
deputy secretary under Secretary Federico Pena. He was a port commissioner
in New York and director of the port of San Francisco.
In the review team for the key examination of the Executive Office of the
President are a group of lawyers with diverse experience at two firms -
Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr, and Boies, Schiller & Flexner - and
in government service.
Mara Eve Rudman, who served as chief counsel to the House Foreign Affairs
Committee under former Chairman Lee Hamilton, is currently a senior fellow
at the Center for American Progress. She advises on Middle East programs
and
works on national security. She is president of Quorum Strategies, an
international strategic consulting firm. She was deputy national security
adviser to President Clinton and chief of staff for the National Security
Council.
George Frampton, a partner at Boies Schiller, will participate in the team
examining the Council on Environmental Quality. Frampton chaired the
Council
on Environmental Quality in the Clinton administration, served as
president
of the Wilderness Society and was a deputy director of the Nuclear
Regulation Commission investigation into the Three Mile Island accident
and
special counsel to the state of Alaska. He was an assistant special
prosecutor in the Watergate Special Prosecution Force and a law clerk to
Supreme Court Justice Harry Blackmun.
Todd Stern, a partner in WilmerHale's regulatory and government affairs
and
litigation department will participate in the White House Office review
team. His practice focuses on public policy advice, congressional
investigations, strategic counseling, crisis management and anti-money
laundering. He was an adjunct lecturer at Harvard's Kennedy School of
Government and resident fellow at the German Marshall Fund of the United
States. He is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and a senior
fellow at the Center for American Progress.
Anna Gomez, vice president of government affairs for Sprint Nextel Corp.,
will serve on the U.S. Trade Representative review team. She had held
positions at the Federal Communications Commission, including deputy chief
at the International Bureau and senior legal advisor to Chairman William
Kennard. Gomez served briefly as counsel to the Senate Commerce Committee
Telecommunications Subcommittee. She later moved to White House as deputy
chief of staff to the National Economic Council. She began her career at
Arnold & Porter.

[Gary C]

Post by Stig Arne Bye
Are you sure you haven't been drinking too much beer... ;-)

Mmmmmm. you might have a point!