Saul wrote:

Blood thinners can produce bruising like that

When a person approaches 80 yrs of age, bruising on hands & arms is common (blood thinners or not) particularly if the individual is active (gardening, pickle ball, digging, moving furniture and pushing the '57 Chevy into a corner in the garage.          


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It's never ordinary at Bet 365


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A report currently circulating is that when the Alfred Nobel committee announces D. J. Trump's award of the Nobel Peace Prize, that oldies-format  stations the world over will play Ferlin Husky's "Wings of a Dove" (peaked @ no. 3 on the CHUM Chart AND @ no. 12 on Billboard Top 40 in December of 1960. 


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Before Elvis there was nothing

 

Easily Amused wrote:

That caller should know that they can be hunted down, and be made to 'disappear'...😳
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So, are you a buyer or a seller?
 

Nicholas Jennings, Gene Stevens, Brad Wheeler & Peter Goddard will be scrambling this afternoon

Fitz wrote:

Dicky Doo wrote:

Fitz wrote:

One last  swipe at this for me XTC Generals and Majors

 

It's Only Make Believe" by the late, great Harold Jenkins


D.D.
 

Learned something new from the above post.  Conway Twitty's real name.




 

You have a say in the tunes that are seldom played

Dale Patterson wrote:

I'm featuring songs about politics on my Monday community radio show. Any suggestions?

 - Green Onions by Booker T. & the MGs, for Eliz. May
 - the French Song by Lucille Starr for Yves-Francois Blanchet
 - Power to the People by John Lennon for Giorgio Mammoliti of the PPC
 - It's All in the Game as performed by Tommy Edwards & others; was co-composed by Charles Dawes, a former US vice president
 - Yakety Yak by the Coasters, a tune about debates, French & English & otherwise 
 - Get a Job by the Silhouettes, a tune about hanging in long enough to qualify for a pension


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BJ the DJ by the late, great Stonewall Jackson

Shorty Wave wrote:

Dicky Doo wrote:

Shorty Wave wrote:

it is one of two decent broadcasts at this time on Sundays   

What is the other decent broadcast please

 

 
The Immortals AM740

Totally Agree


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Laffin McGaffin hasn't opined on the play-by-play.   Lookin' fwd to that 


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An interesting piece authored by Ben Kaplan on R5 of this morning's G. & Mail (in case you missed it)


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Doug Thompson wrote:

Very proud to have created all of the imaging and IDs for the Roger Ashby Oldies Show from the very beginning to the very end.

  

Here's hoping the severance cheque R. Ashby will present to D. Thompson this Sunday will be for a generous amount


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Dale Patterson wrote:

Can't remember the last time I bought a dead-tree newspaper. Anything I want news-wise I can get for free on the Internet.

 Saturday editions are not "news" papers, per se.     Content is substantially Opinions and Analyses (background to news of the day)


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paterson1 wrote:

   That tour sealed the deal with me, and I knew that I wanted to take a broadcasting course in college, and hopefully make my career in radio and or TV. 

Hopefully you will post a follow-up continuance 


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