Fabulous tune! I am inspired to try and write something for my own dear departed Grandpa. Thank you. :-)

Thanks buddy!

Hey man, me too!

Hey man, Yeah all's well, just like to take a break from the internet every once in a while. :-) How's things with you. I'm up for a meet up! Hope all is well with you.

Very interesting stuff. Sounds a great deal like George Harrison to me, in a good way. :-)

Okay, that sounds like instructional video #2!

No, it's a Gram Parsons song, but that is my interpretation of it - Gram never played it quite like that, and I don't think anybody else does. The music was incidental to the instructional nature of the

It's almost funny, as someone who obviously was just brought up with this narrative to finally come to understand it - thanks for the elucidation. I honestly think that the official line from the

With respect you just have to get over yourself and get involved if you wanna be involved. If you want to have a bigger stake, either earn it by interacting with the community, or turn yourself into a

Ditch the idea of making money in favour of helping the community to grow. And anyway give it time, you've only been on a week!

Naturally - the Goddess of Wealth, no?

I'm with you on this one. People think that it is heartless to not pay any attention to the endless flow of tragedy, and particularly to question how much you should care given that you simply don't know

Just played this to my Mrs and you've really done something really wonderful here. We are from the UK but both agree that it is so much like American movies we loved as children, it is really very emotive,

We are not even encouraged to think about it in the UK. The whole thing is presented as barely worthy of debate - literally bordering on insane. Hah, ha, you know Americans, they're crazy, with their crazy

The blinkers are fully on and encouraged to stay on. The UK government has never wanted American ideas to catch on, naturally enough, and most people think they are being somehow 'progressive' or 'humanist'

Thank you for the due respect and I apologise if I came across as rude or ignorant. I am from the UK, never even visited the US but I have studied US culture as much as I have been able. For much of my

Hmmm indeed. But what do you mean with this "mean"?

This, @l5taylor, is what everyone bangs on about in the UK, and I think they just don't get the fact that America is literally built on the principle of gun ownership, amongst other things, of course.

Okay. I'll see what I can rustle up. :-)

Haha great stuff. Really enjoyed it. It seems we have been on the same page recently - although you were on it a couple of days before me! :-)