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@MrAmericanzombie Not looking for sympathy. My mom and dad knew he was a bad apple and said years before the beatings he'ld eventually kill someone. Just didn't think our grandparents.

Back around '82 he even tried to poison my wife and I as a prank by sprinkling ant poison on some weed he gave ...

Back in the '60's Robert was dropped off at our door at the age of 4 or 5 in Luling Tx by the G-parents he's accused of beating because they just couldn't handle him anymore. Raised him from a baby.

Immediately went ballistic balling his eyes out and later started acting out biting people and do...

Played this on trombone in 7th grade with Mr. Manchaca in 1972 when I lived in Falfurrias. Loved Mr. Banda's sense of humor who would often substitute for Mr. M.

Been looking for a decent recording of the Third Suite ever since then. It's as beautiful as I remembered. Love the melodies.

Took me nearly 40 years to find a recording of this after practicing it for a 7th grade UIL Concert Band competition in Falfurrias, Texas with band director Mr. Manchaca back around 1972. Even back then I thought the melodies had a pop music sound and I still do at 52.

Wow! It sounds even better...

wave6472 knows his stuff.

As a resident of NB and frequent snorkeler there's a back suction section just to the right of where the tuber goes over that has a deep hole from years of erosion. You can get stuck if you're not careful if you fall out of your tube.

A scuba diving discussion forum m...

As a volunteer river clean up NB citizen I can tell you during the month of the Memorial Day weekend I picked up over 3000 cans in the river at certain sections along the Comal. And they are always filled throughout the summer. It's ugly to look at snorkeling. My rights to enjoy the river are be...

Great! They're finally rich. They deserve it!

Now they can go buy some teeth!

I've been looking for this song for several years. It was only issued on Tom T Hall's "In Search Of A Song" album which my dad had a copy when it was first issued on vinyl back in the late '60's. He played it constantly and I never tired of it even though I was into funk and rock back then, still...

Well I bought the CD immediately after hearing Amazon mp3 samples this extraordinary remix.

Subwoofer frequencies weren't reproducible on the majority of home audio back when Nat King Cole was kickin' on vinyl. Just be glad it ain't that metronomic disco crap.

Now they need to juice up and rem...