If you search on Google for “Prudence Bury” you’ll find my entries for her, of course, but you will also see this…
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RatDog is the site of Bob Weir and his post-Grateful Dead band.
If you search on Google for “Prudence Bury” you’ll find my entries for her, of course, but you will also see this…
RatDog is the site of Bob Weir and his post-Grateful Dead band.
I think the fact that Jobs was in the final stages of liver failure may have moved the process along.
Yes, but I still get the sneaking suspicion that Stevie’s power and position got him bumped up on the list! DARN my cynicism! Truthfully, I’m glad our mega-peer is still with us. He gave the world a lot more than a few catchy tunes.
But note that Steve Jobs didn’t die! I just don’t have any connection to, or even thoughts about, either Michael Jackson or Farrah, other than Jackson’s “Thriller” video leading me to wonder if we haven’t seen the last of him!
What?!? No tribute to Farrah or Jacko? 😉 Jest joshin.’ OK, yeah, I bought “Thriller,” way back when, and even Molly has a few tunes from that album on her iPod, before I even knew about it! Farrah had a hard but valiant death, but as for Wacko: “Drugs do the darndest things!” Sad, though, three in one week! McMahon, Fawcett, and then Jackson. Sure takes the pressure off Obama for a while. Hmm ….. Too convenient!
Yes, that’s the word. Not “synergy,” because there is none between RatDog and DogRat. I have no idea why Bob Weir’s band is called Rat Dog.
Synchronicity 🙂