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08-07-2008 Blank & Jones - Monthly Exclusive July

How do you rate this show?

  • MASSIVE!

    Votes: 3 37.5%

  • Good

    Votes: 3 37.5%

  • Decent

    Votes: 2 25.0%

  • Pretty bad

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • No thanks, not my style

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Total voters
    8
The Cat Lady said:
Hi Iniq. (kiss, kiss) :hug::hug::cat:

How are you today? (re-kiss) :hug:
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I'm well, and better still from having seen you. :hug:

How is your day going? I saw a weather map of the US yesterday, and it showed all the continental states in red, meaning it must be damn hot where you're at.
 
The Cat Lady said:
They are a blast in person. They sing sometimes, dance, jump up and down, really get into it and they are really nice to the audience. :grinning:
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Yes, indeed! Very nice people! I already said sometime that I heard many radioshows of Piet Blank years ago. Really very nice!:super:

But ups... I have something from his shows still on tapes ... not bought :blush:
On the other hand he actualy said some time that he was going to start the show if everyone has set new tapes in the machines :lol:

Maybe are there just some financial problems...? Well, I don't know. I'll stop thinking about this :grinning:

Enjoy the music :super:
 
The Cat Lady said:
They are a blast in person. They sing sometimes, dance, jump up and down, really get into it and they are really nice to the audience. :grinning:
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I missed B&J when they came close to my area - I regret I didn't make more of an effort to get to the show. I keep forgetting that even if you're not a huge fan of the music, there's still the human element - you get to see who the person(s) is on the left side of the hyphen in a track name.
 
in·iq·ui·trance said:
I'm well, and better still from having seen you. :hug:

How is your day going? I saw a weather map of the US yesterday, and it showed all the continental states in red, meaning it must be damn hot where you're at.
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Not all that bad. It's only 93°F/33.88°C here at my house. That's not bad at all for Texas in July. And I can see rain on the radar south of me. I might get some of that by the afternoon. They are "Gulf moisture-heat of the day" rain showers. :grinning: :cat:
 
The Cat Lady said:
Not all that bad. It's only 93°F/33.88°C here at my house. That's not bad at all for Texas in July. And I can see rain on the radar south of me. I might get some of that by the afternoon. They are "Gulf moisture-heat of the day" rain showers. :grinning: :cat:
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Only 34C...

I classify that as damn hot. Plus, you mentioned humidity, so it must feel a little bit like being in a dishwasher just after it has stopped.
 
marco18 said:
I hope to be there! :hug:

Oh... I didn't know... Luckily I don't live there! :) You're ok too?
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Tornadic activity can happen anywhere, actually. Now there are places on the planet where they occur a lot more frequently. Here in the US, we have a large area of the country that lies in "Tornado Alley". The southern edge of it is north of me by about 3 or 4 counties. So I'm not in it, which makes me happy, of course. But they can happen right here, too. :cat:
 
Again very nice... I'm not sure what it is, but it could be a mashup, I like it!
 
The Cat Lady said:
Tornadic activity can happen anywhere, actually. Now there are places on the planet where they occur a lot more frequently. Here in the US, we have a large area of the country that lies in "Tornado Alley". The southern edge of it is north of me by about 3 or 4 counties. So I'm not in it, which makes me happy, of course. But they can happen right here, too. :cat:
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god hates low income housing (trailer parks)..:mask:
 
The Cat Lady said:
Tornadic activity can happen anywhere, actually. Now there are places on the planet where they occur a lot more frequently. Here in the US, we have a large area of the country that lies in "Tornado Alley". The southern edge of it is north of me by about 3 or 4 counties. So I'm not in it, which makes me happy, of course. But they can happen right here, too. :cat:
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Yes, Indeed! Here it's less frequent the case... And they're less intense as in the US... :grinning::cat:
 
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