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RE: Where are all the 40+ church workers and theologians - 5/10/2005 12:05:57 PM
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oopsmartin
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so hey, does anyone remember all the tye died stuff. I've noticed that the popularity never completely left us, but remember when EVERYbody was making their own tye died everything?
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RE: Where are all the 40+ church workers and theologians - 5/10/2005 2:28:02 PM
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Except we didn't call them flip flops back then. 
Ok, this morning, my daughters "flip flops" were by the front door. I asked her to put her thongs away. She looked at me with a mortified look. "Mom, I don't have any thongs!!"
So, then the explanation happened. Needless to say, she decided she liked the term "flip flops" much better.
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RE: Where are all the 40+ church workers and theologians - 5/10/2005 2:49:43 PM
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LOL!! I've had the same experience.
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RE: Where are all the 40+ church workers and theologians - 5/10/2005 2:52:50 PM
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Rubbah slippa, or zore are the way we refer to those things.
When I was younger, used to run around barefoot even on the lava, but now my poor feet are way too tender.......
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RE: Where are all the 40+ church workers and theologians - 5/10/2005 3:02:52 PM
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I used to run barefoot on the hay or straw stubble but haven't ever experienced lava. We had a reddish clay in one corner of a field, we used to go play with it and think it was a great thing to be potters for a day. Fingernails would be stained for ever after.
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RE: Where are all the 40+ church workers and theologians - 5/11/2005 10:08:31 PM
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I was driving down the road during lunch today listening to some sophisticated music on the radio and was, yet again, reminded that the mindless drivel in today's lyrics just do not measure up to the songs of our youth:
Chicka boom, chicka boom,
Don't cha just love it?
Chicka boom, chicka boom,
Don't YOU love it?
Chicka boom, chicka boom,
Don't cha just love it?
Chicka boom, chicka boom, boom, boom.
(I might have gotten some of the words wrong, but I think the message is still there.)
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RE: Where are all the 40+ church workers and theologians - 5/11/2005 10:14:34 PM
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I was driving down the road during lunch today listening to some sophisticated music on the radio and was, yet again, reminded that the mindless drivel in today's lyrics just do not measure up to the songs of our youth:
Chicka boom, chicka boom,
Don't cha just love it?
Chicka boom, chicka boom,
Don't YOU love it?
Chicka boom, chicka boom,
Don't cha just love it?
Chicka boom, chicka boom, boom, boom.
(I might have gotten some of the words wrong, but I think the message is still there.)
ha. that is for real? it's almost not funny.
but it does bring to mind some words about the yellow polka dot bikini or was it a yellow submarine or some such? Or what about the purple people eater something or other.
Course my favorites are the ones about selling paradise to put up a parking lot. I think that was prophetic though. 
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RE: Where are all the 40+ church workers and theologians - 5/11/2005 11:24:16 PM
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bzirk
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Or those great lyrics that have gone down in history and been translated into the Lord only knows how many languages:
Dearest Fadduh, darling Muddah,
How's my precious little Bruddah?
Let me come home if you miss me.
I would even let Aunt Bertha hug and kis me.
Wait a minute, it stopped hailing.
Guys are swimming, guys are sailing.
Playing baseball, gee that's better.
Muddah, Fadduh, kindly disregard dis letter!
We have this album. My kids have all the songs memorized. I partial to King Louis.
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RE: Where are all the 40+ church workers and theologians - 5/12/2005 1:12:31 AM
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oopsmartin
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Or those great lyrics that have gone down in history and been translated into the Lord only knows how many languages:
Dearest Fadduh, darling Muddah,
How's my precious little Bruddah?
Let me come home if you miss me.
I would even let Aunt Bertha hug and kis me.
Wait a minute, it stopped hailing.
Guys are swimming, guys are sailing.
Playing baseball, gee that's better.
Muddah, Fadduh, kindly disregard dis letter!
We have this album. My kids have all the songs memorized. I partial to King Louis.
Everyone loved that song. Hard one to trump.
How about the big band, anyone remember those. My uncle played a trombone in one of those when I was too young to appreciate it. The trombone guy was big then. :)
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RE: Where are all the 40+ church workers and theologians - 5/12/2005 7:32:19 AM
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I remember Shakey's Pizza Parlour when I was a kid, and a big guy who sang requests and a smaller guy who played the piano -- they both had on striped shirts with armbands and straw hats. I always requested "Honey" by Bobby Darin or Bobby Vincent or somebody like that:
"See the tree, how big it's grown,
But friends it hasn't been too long...."
One of the lines said,
"She was always young at heart,
kinda dumb and kinda smart..."
I asked my mom how she could be dumb and smart at the same time, and she paused and said, "Well.....that's kind of how you are."  I guess I've always had my blonde moments. 
I also remember, as a kid, "Mairsy Doats and Doasy Doats." 
Teen years, I was into Bobby Sherman, then David Cassidy, then The Monkees.
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RE: Where are all the 40+ church workers and theologians - 5/12/2005 7:41:25 AM
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I remember Shakey's Pizza Parlour when I was a kid, and a big guy who sang requests and a smaller guy who played the piano -- they both had on striped shirts with armbands and straw hats. I always requested "Honey" by Bobby Darin or Bobby Vincent or somebody like that:
"See the tree, how big it's grown,
But friends it hasn't been too long...."
One of the lines said,
"She was always young at heart,
kinda dumb and kinda smart..."
I asked my mom how she could be dumb and smart at the same time, and she paused and said, "Well.....that's kind of how you are." I guess I've always had my blonde moments.
I also remember, as a kid, "Mairsy Doats and Doasy Doats."
Teen years, I was into Bobby Sherman, then David Cassidy, then The Monkees.
I absolutely loved Shakey's Pizza - we also had a Village Inn pizza place that was similar.
And Bobby Sherman's Julie do ya love me album was my very first personal purchase...didnt' really like it though. Moved quickly onto the Monkees, the Turtles and the Zombies.
Gosh - it's been years since I thought of that pizza place. It was right next door to a drive-in that we used to cruise on the weekends. LOL
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RE: Where are all the 40+ church workers and theologians - 5/12/2005 8:18:35 AM
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bzirk
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Bobby Goldsboro sang "Honey." I always loved that song.
I remember Shakey's Pizza. I loved the sing alongs.
I had forgotten about Bobby Sherman. I remember having a crush on him and watching that lame show 'Here Come the Brides." I think that was the name of it. It was one of those shows that basically had the same plot week after week.
Martin,
I love swing, so I can't help but like big band. I got to see Bob Crosby's orchestra when I was a kid and got to meet him too. I would have LOVED to hear Duke Ellington live.
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Great quote: I just ain't God and don't know it all. -- SonInMe1
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LOL Oh yeah forgot about that! 
But my husband has been there four times. 
