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take it from one who is considered a very good shot; (I have to qualify with a weapon each year and occasionally carry one.) There's NOTHING there worth your knowing. I refuse to have one in my home and don't own one period. Wanna know, first hand, the entire purpose of a handgun? Volunteer at a...

Pardon my French, but what in the HELL did she just say?? Forget, for just a few moments, that Planned Parenthood was never mentioned, could you get it? Is is it safe to say that a fair translation is: we've decided we're not giving money to groups who've helped us in the past in the support of w...

swedish, norweigen, and arabic are the best in my opinion.

good job!

my god, you're amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@Zsolto66 You're right, he's got it on the 4th, not third here. At different times, based on recordings, he's played it in a different key. (I think the original recording was in C.) Nanci Griffith does it in Bflat. Oh, and a lovely mis-communication re: Balladeer. I was referring to him!! But y...

O the thought of offending her in the slightest would kill me, but I must declare that to the thinking man, she's one of the sexiest and most mesmerizing women to walk this Earth. O forgive me , Luv!

Thanks Daragh!!! What an Easter Treat! :) V

Not with the Clancys, but with Joe Val and the New England Bluegrass Boys. One of Tommy's best sounding albums. It's called "An Evening with Tommy Makem" mostly, but had a different name on its 1st release. By the way, as someone who got to know Tommy a bit over the last 2 decades of his life, I...

Just noticed something cool, stage-craft related. He's doing the Bill Monroe trick of tuning the instrument up a half-step. It makes the tension on the strings heavier and louder. Only noticed it when I saw the back up acoustic player playing in "F" which is the real key. Johnny's playing "E" sh...

The guitarist is Ronnie D'addario. He was with Tommy for many years during the mid 80's through the late 90's. For many years this was Tommy's "sound" at the Irish Pavillion on 57th st. Brings back the memories. Good Lord we spent a fortune there! Ronnie started off as sound man there. Tommy even...

Funny as Hell !!!!! Tim Allen should have come out laughing like all hell and loving it!! He was a stand-up comedian ( and damn funny too, in his earlier days.) If you truly have some talent, you can always recognize it in others. Any performer worth his/her salt is wishing they came up with som...