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Uh, that's quite a limb you're on there. I prefer the Byrds version myself. Although, I would support that argument for Shatner's version of "Rocket Man". Now that is high comedy.

Shatner really interpreted it in an interesting way....his Mr. Tambourine Man was more sinister and darker, with an agenda.

Classic!

Anna, ha, yeah, I guess that's what they call sick sense. As always, I would love to commit more heinous atrocity, but I may be hobbled by a travel schedule; I guess we'll see. As MWHBC (Mogger With Highest Body Count), I have a few suggestions on keeping it real (bloody), which I will get into another time.

Meanwhile, I am pleased as punch that the default browse setting has returned to "most recent." That development, along with the hopeful end of a pretty freakin' intense period of life, seems to call me back into the Mogosphere.

Dale, who, if you are still losing weight at the rate that was occurring when we last traded posts, must have gone into negative numbers and emerged from the antimatter universe as his own evil twin (and who better?), how can you slight poor Clay Aiken by leaving his masterful take out of consideration? Tres evil!

Annieander, yeah, you could feel the confusion. A bad trip into God's cartoon. It was...sublime. Cleary, Dylan did not understand this.

Pops, yeah.

When you named this post "testing," who or what was being tested? Just curious....

It lives!

Actually, I started it to just to see if, indeed, the browsing function had returned to a "most recent" default, and was pleased to see that it had. Then it turned into a test of your Shatnerocity.

Whuddup, Tybs?