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Looks very similar to Afghanistan. Was John Denver in on this? Mountain Mamas or Mountain Mullahs. You decide.

EarlJam wrote:Looks very similar to Afghanistan. Was John Denver in on this? Mountain Mamas or Mountain Mullahs. You decide.

Dude, I've totally been saying this since 1996. I mentioned it to my 9th grade worldwide geography teacher, and have been pointing it out ever after.
I'm completely serious.

wilson wrote:

EarlJam wrote:Looks very similar to Afghanistan. Was John Denver in on this? Mountain Mamas or Mountain Mullahs. You decide.

Dude, I've totally been saying this since 1996. I mentioned it to my 9th grade worldwide geography teacher, and have been pointing it out ever after.
I'm completely serious.

What was his/her reaction? Was the observation appreciated? It should have been.

Also, notice how most of the large islands in the world are located just off the southeast part of the continents? Oh sure, there are exceptions, but as a general rule they are. Madagascar, Sri Lanka, Cuba and New Zealand are a few good examples. I guess that's not as odd though since it's likely more of a matter of physics, but the West Virginia thing, that's just down right scary.

If your geography teacher did not appreciate the observation, or acted the least bit suspicious, he/she is likely a terrorist.

-EarlJam

EarlJam wrote:.... Was John Denver in on this? ....

What does John Denver have to do with this? I like John Denver and wish I could have met him like a buddy of mine! ;)

cl15876 wrote:

EarlJam wrote:.... Was John Denver in on this? ....

What does John Denver have to do with this? I like John Denver and wish I could have met him like a buddy of mine! ;)

Uh, John Denver wrote the song "Take Me Home, Country Roads." The first line is "Almost heaven, West Virginia. . ."

CathyCA wrote:

cl15876 wrote:

EarlJam wrote:.... Was John Denver in on this? ....

What does John Denver have to do with this? I like John Denver and wish I could have met him like a buddy of mine! ;)

Uh, John Denver wrote the song "Take Me Home, Country Roads." The first line is "Almost heaven, West Virginia. . ."

Okay, I remember that and thank you.... and not being the sharpest knife in the drawer..... but, was trying to figure out what Afghanistan had to do with John Denver.... I get it now! Thank you sweet thang! Now I can print and go play on keyboard!!!!! :oops:

CathyCA wrote:

cl15876 wrote:

EarlJam wrote:.... Was John Denver in on this? ....

What does John Denver have to do with this? I like John Denver and wish I could have met him like a buddy of mine! ;)

Uh, John Denver wrote the song "Take Me Home, Country Roads." The first line is "Almost heaven, West Virginia. . ."

John Denver was my first concert.

wilson wrote:

John Denver was my first concert.[/quote]

John Denver was my first lover.

-EarlJam

P.S. I'll never forget when he sang to me: "You f*ck up my senses!"

EarlJam wrote:

wilson wrote:

John Denver was my first concert.

John Denver was my first lover.

-EarlJam

P.S. I'll never forget when he sang to me: "You f*ck up my senses!"[/quote]

wilson wrote:
John Denver was my first concert.

This explains a lot. Poor kid.

Sue71 wrote:

wilson wrote:
John Denver was my first concert.

This explains a lot. Poor kid.

Sue - you are killing MEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Very timely!!!!

He was my first concert too! Crazy small world. ;)

And EJ, you are just sick, man.

Sue71 wrote:

wilson wrote:
John Denver was my first concert.

This explains a lot. Poor kid.

Who/what was your first concert?

Miles wrote:

Sue71 wrote:

wilson wrote:
John Denver was my first concert.

This explains a lot. Poor kid.

Who/what was your first concert?

Not sure... The Who maybe?

bjornolf wrote:He was my first concert too! Crazy small world. ;)

And EJ, you are just sick, man.

Wanna hear something sicker? My first concert was Huey Lewis with Stevie Ray Vaughn. I couldn't give a rat's behind about Stevie. I wanted to see the MAN! HUEY! That's just wrong. If Vaughn were still alive today, my approach to that concert would be the exact opposite. Stevie was "The Man" between those two (though I have nothing against Huey.

-EN

I'm still really comfortable with John Denver as my first concert. I think the man was an amazing songwriter, and I like his earnest musical style as well. I still listen to him roughly three times a month. I contend that if the right person would cover a few of his songs today, they could definitely be hits again.
And if you tell me that the John Denver/Muppets Christmas special and album are anything less than brilliant, then off with your head. Right, Lavabe?

wilson wrote:I'm still really comfortable with John Denver as my first concert. I think the man was an amazing songwriter, and I like his earnest musical style as well. I still listen to him roughly three times a month. I contend that if the right person would cover a few of his songs today, they could definitely be hits again.
And if you tell me that the John Denver/Muppets Christmas special and album are anything less than brilliant, then off with your head. Right, Lavabe?

Wow! Not even walk the plank, straight to "off with your head."

I played Annie's Song with John Denver. Well, the record was playing and I tooted my flute along with the record. I say it counts. ;)

Steppenwolf!

Not in WVA