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RE: Kerr's Treat Jar - 10/1/2008 11:08:49 PM
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BelovedHandMaiden
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Kerr -- I love the pumpkin avatar!! Did you carve it??
I am tired... worked 12 hrs today instead of 8. Going to sleep awhile now. Take care and be blessed!!!
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RE: Kerr's Treat Jar - 10/1/2008 11:11:12 PM
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Kerrlaw
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Will any of you be wearing costumes on Halloween? If so, what will they be? We have a big kids event on that day and I think I'm supposed to dress up. I have no idea what to wear. Something clever and creative. Any ideas????
Maybe I'll find a skeleton costume, since I work for a chiropractor.
On the rare occasions that I require a Halloween costume, I go as Rooster Cogburn.
I have the shirt, pants, boots, bandana, cowboy hat, eye patch, and even the gun and holster.
For you Mona, I suggest Annie Oakley.
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RE: Kerr's Treat Jar - 10/2/2008 8:12:39 AM
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monamie
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ORIGINAL: Kerrlaw
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ORIGINAL: monamie
Will any of you be wearing costumes on Halloween? If so, what will they be? We have a big kids event on that day and I think I'm supposed to dress up. I have no idea what to wear. Something clever and creative. Any ideas????
Maybe I'll find a skeleton costume, since I work for a chiropractor.
On the rare occasions that I require a Halloween costume, I go as Rooster Cogburn.
I have the shirt, pants, boots, bandana, cowboy hat, eye patch, and even the gun and holster.
For you Mona, I suggest Annie Oakley.
But being from OK, that's how we all dress every day. How will they know it's my costume????
Cranky, when I was in high school our show choir did that song--choreography too!! At the time it seemed cool.......now not so much. But I still love the song. Just should be sung by the Doobie Brothers and not a bunch of teens in disco satin jumpsuits.
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RE: Kerr's Treat Jar - 10/2/2008 10:24:28 AM
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wintery
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Now I will tell my story of the Wauhobs.
First, this is appropriate because of the Southern Gospel tie-in. So many years ago when I worked at a Southern Gospel station I held in my hands a Wauhob album, loaned to us by a friend, more on that in a moment.
This dreadful production featured a son who apparently may have never played drums before but he got the job on this record. His bursts of talent, a sudden attack on the trap set at moments of arbitrary decision "grace" the tracks.
The fellow I worked with, who later became a successful musician and songwriter, saw the phone number on the back of the album cover and called these poor folks, just funnin' with them. He told them how everyone in our area was enjoying their music and wondered when they would have a new album out. He was told, "Oh, I don't know. We still have plenty of the old ones left right now."
So how did the word get out about this fabulous group? They put their self-sponsored recordings up for sale in a local store. The way I heard it, a Nashville record executive happened to be driving through Iowa, stopped at the store and discovered the Wauhobs. He bought the entire lot at the store and brought them back to Nashville to give as gifts to those who visited his office.
Now the friend who loaned the copy to the station was an aspiring songwriter who visited the producer's office and got a complimentary copy.
I just googled the Wauhobs and found that website.
And CoeurdeLeon, you're right...it's really not music at all. I guess people just love them for their sincerity.
Ah yes...their version of "He looked beyond my fault" is playing on my speakers now. Great stuff.
May all aspiring gospel singers take note...the music industry is not for the thin-skinned and bad recordings are likely to be laughed at.
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RE: Kerr's Treat Jar - 10/2/2008 11:52:58 AM
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BlessedAngel1983
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So their fame comes from them being bad?
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RE: Kerr's Treat Jar - 10/2/2008 11:54:01 AM
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wintery
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ORIGINAL: AngelInWaiting1983
So their fame comes from them being bad?
Bad? They're saints! Oh musically bad...YES!
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RE: Kerr's Treat Jar - 10/2/2008 12:05:25 PM
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monamie
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I have always assumed that my "15 minutes of fame" will be the result of something I've done that was unforgettably idiotic.  Something so extremely embarrassing that it will be the hottest e-mail forward and youtube clip.
That's just how it goes for me.
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