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How does it make you feel to be the last post of a thread in Comics General (AKA a Dangleberry)?
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James J Johnson

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19 hours ago, batman_fan said:

Dangleberry is my middle name.

The angle of that dangle often proves to be of even greater importance than the motion of the ocean, whenever you're pushing in the cushion. With your middle name, you must always try to remain even more keenly aware of this than the rest of us, in order to set a good example, whenever possible!   (worship)

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4 minutes ago, 1950's war comics said:

Ditch have you ever noticed that at the 1:00 mark of this great song that it's starts to sound just like "Xanadu" from Rush ... both songs are great !!

 

 

They are very similar.  And both Aynsley Dunbar and Neil Peart were monsters on those tracks.  :)

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24 minutes ago, slym2none said:

It makes me feel like a dingleberry.



-slym

Very difficult to find dingleberries right now. .  Out of season and a shortage with the current pandemic so the supply is very low. You may have to resort to cultivating, growing, then picking your own dingleberries once ripe to satisfy dingleberry cravings. Not so difficult. Like anything else, patience and ingenuity will usually succeed.  :whee:

Here's a tune that was actually written during the great depression of the 30s, when dingleberry aficionados had no choice but to rely on harvesting their own dingleberries during the great depression's infamous dingleberry shortage.

 

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7 minutes ago, James J Johnson said:

Very difficult to find dingleberries right now. .  Out of season and a shortage with the current pandemic so the supply is very low. You may have to resort to cultivating, growing, then picking your own dingleberries once ripe to satisfy dingleberry cravings. Not so difficult. Like anything else, patience and ingenuity will usually succeed.  :whee:

 

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-slym

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3 hours ago, James J Johnson said:

Very difficult to find dingleberries right now. .  Out of season and a shortage with the current pandemic so the supply is very low. You may have to resort to cultivating, growing, then picking your own dingleberries once ripe to satisfy dingleberry cravings. Not so difficult. Like anything else, patience and ingenuity will usually succeed.  :whee:

Here's a tune that was actually written during the great depression of the 30s, when dingleberry aficionados had no choice but to rely on harvesting their own dingleberries during the great depression's infamous dingleberry shortage.

 

I saw Leon in the Hult Center in Eugene around 1984ish  -  he was warming up for Grace Slick and Jefferson Starship.  Quite a spectacle. :cloud9: And yes, I actually had Leon Redbone albums at that time.

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