gearbasher

Not trying to kill everyone. Only those they can't control. When the vaccine was being forced down our throats, were they requiring all the "Asylum Seekers" entering this country to get vaccinated? NO. Because, they have them under control by giving handouts. The ultimate wealth is power. The politicians think they have it, but they are just like the lemmings that vote for them. They are controlled by the uber-wealthy. Why do you think they want to do away with fossil fuels? Not to save the environment, but once everything is on the grid all you have to do is take control of the grid. Easier than trying to control all the gas, oil, propane and coal companies. I have to stop, I hear the black helicopters.

People in power. Billionaires and the politicians in their pockets.

I think they tried with Covid. And when that didn't work, they tried with the vaccine.

I don't have one. And, I'm proud of it. About 90% of my ancestors lived 'til their early to mid nineties (none of them had a cell phone). I figure, I made the first 60+ years without one, I can do the next 30 without one.

"The Old Man Down the Road" -- John Fogerty

I don't have a cell phone, I use pocket watches from the early 20th century, and my car has points and a carb. So when we get hit with the EMP and it fries everything, at least I can still drive and tell time.

"Forever Young" -- Rod Stewart

If you saw what some RGM watches cost, you're buying a watch and getting a guitar with it.

"Little Old Lady" -- New Riders of the Purple Sage Lyrics: "Now grandma, she liked moonshine but she never had a still"

"Planet Queen" -- T. Rex

"She's Gone" -- Hall & Oates

"Time Is on My Side" -- The Rolling Stones

"Wasted Days and Wasted Nights" -- Freddy Fender

I think this line should read " ...so they get a job trying to ruin other's lives."

I would love the Super 400, but with the Citation's burst.

I just read this line from Dean Koontz's book "Quick Silver": "...you're liable to trigger a violent reaction quicker than if you started to sing the national anthem at a college faculty luncheon." It just seemed fitting with the talk of College Professors.

"You're the Top" -- Cole Porter and John McGlinn

Don't forget they're responsible for Boy George, One Direction and The Spice Girls

"The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" -- Gordon Lightfoot

"Under My Thumb" -- The Rolling Stones

"Born to Move" -- Creedence Clearwater Revival

I like the Keystones, they just say "Gibson". But, there seems to be no love for them. Except you and me, I guess.

"No No Song" -- Ringo Starr

That Byrdland is nice, but I prefer the look of the Venetion cutaway versions: https://reverb.com/item/73524281-gibson-byrdland-1969-sunburst?bk=

Speaking of Gram, I would add this one to the list.