Moderator: CameronBornAndBred
Congrats on making history, Colchar!wilson wrote:This is the single comment in CTN history that has most deservedcolchar wrote:Some of us would argue that the awful thing that happened was the Beatles themselves. Their early stuff was fine but once they became all drugged out they really started to suck.
I should elaborate what I mean. I think rock n roll died long before the Beatles came onto the scene. If anything, the Beatles might get some of the credit for helping to restore it before it's ultimate demise in the late 60's and early 70's. I don't think it has ever recovered since.colchar wrote:Miles wrote: Indeed. They owned the middle part of the century. Then, something awful happened to rock n roll.
Some of us would argue that the awful thing that happened was the Beatles themselves. Their early stuff was fine but once they became all drugged out they really started to suck.
Just as long as you leave the Allman Brothers out of it.Miles wrote:I'll blame southern rock and disco.
Yeah it's a bit impossible to single out one band. I'll stick to blaming entire genres. :-Dwilson wrote:Just as long as you leave the Allman Brothers out of it.Miles wrote:I'll blame southern rock and disco.
Where the hell's the stars and bars smiley when you need it?
I can recommend some great surgeons if you need it taken out.DukeUsul wrote:I'm afraid I have gallbladder problems. Last night was the fifth time in the last 6-8 months where I've been up all night with serious abdominal pain in the upper right abdomen, right under the rib cage. All the women in my immediate family have had their gallbladders removed and my maternal grandfather did as well.
Need to go to the doc.
Yikes. Vibes.DukeUsul wrote:I'm afraid I have gallbladder problems. Last night was the fifth time in the last 6-8 months where I've been up all night with serious abdominal pain in the upper right abdomen, right under the rib cage. All the women in my immediate family have had their gallbladders removed and my maternal grandfather did as well.
Need to go to the doc.
Sorry to hear. Get check out asap.DukeUsul wrote:I'm afraid I have gallbladder problems. Last night was the fifth time in the last 6-8 months where I've been up all night with serious abdominal pain in the upper right abdomen, right under the rib cage. All the women in my immediate family have had their gallbladders removed and my maternal grandfather did as well.
Need to go to the doc.
Awww man that royally sucks. Vibes coming your way!DukeUsul wrote:I'm afraid I have gallbladder problems. Last night was the fifth time in the last 6-8 months where I've been up all night with serious abdominal pain in the upper right abdomen, right under the rib cage. All the women in my immediate family have had their gallbladders removed and my maternal grandfather did as well.
Need to go to the doc.
EE Smith won. Champinship tomorrow night . I'll be there. GO WILDCATS!! Oh yeh, their colors are Duke Blue and White. Nice.Very Duke Blue wrote:I got to Kenansville about 30 min. ago. I came to go to grandson, Max, ball game. Tournament starts today. GO EE SMITH MIDDLE SCHOOL!!!
wilson wrote:This is the single comment in CTN history that has most deservedcolchar wrote:Some of us would argue that the awful thing that happened was the Beatles themselves. Their early stuff was fine but once they became all drugged out they really started to suck.
CameronBornAndBred wrote:Congrats on making history, Colchar!wilson wrote:This is the single comment in CTN history that has most deservedcolchar wrote:Some of us would argue that the awful thing that happened was the Beatles themselves. Their early stuff was fine but once they became all drugged out they really started to suck.
Miles wrote:I should elaborate what I mean. I think rock n roll died long before the Beatles came onto the scene. If anything, the Beatles might get some of the credit for helping to restore it before it's ultimate demise in the late 60's and early 70's. I don't think it has ever recovered since.colchar wrote:Miles wrote: Indeed. They owned the middle part of the century. Then, something awful happened to rock n roll.
Some of us would argue that the awful thing that happened was the Beatles themselves. Their early stuff was fine but once they became all drugged out they really started to suck.
I cannot possibly see how the Beatles were the awful thing that happened to rock n roll. I'll blame southern rock and disco.
DukeUsul wrote:I'm afraid I have gallbladder problems. Last night was the fifth time in the last 6-8 months where I've been up all night with serious abdominal pain in the upper right abdomen, right under the rib cage. All the women in my immediate family have had their gallbladders removed and my maternal grandfather did as well.
Need to go to the doc.
How were the Beatles a big part of rock turning shitty in the late 60's? Their flame was already out (relatively speaking). From my perspective, rock died well before the Beatles, then it made a small revival before finally biting the dust. I agree with your timeframe, just can't see how the Beatles were a big part of it.colchar wrote:Miles wrote:I should elaborate what I mean. I think rock n roll died long before the Beatles came onto the scene. If anything, the Beatles might get some of the credit for helping to restore it before it's ultimate demise in the late 60's and early 70's. I don't think it has ever recovered since.colchar wrote:
Some of us would argue that the awful thing that happened was the Beatles themselves. Their early stuff was fine but once they became all drugged out they really started to suck.
I cannot possibly see how the Beatles were the awful thing that happened to rock n roll. I'll blame southern rock and disco.
Disco was an abomination but some southern rock is great.
I think rock went shitty in the late '60s too and the Beatles were a big part of that.
And I just took that shot at the Beatles because A) the opportunity was there and B) I've never been a fan.
If it's right up tight under the rib cage, there's a chance it could be the liver instead of the gall bladder. All that heavy drinkin' finally catch up to ya? ;) Kidding, of course, but yea, you should definitely see a doctor. Prayers and hugs and vibes, man.DukeUsul wrote:I'm afraid I have gallbladder problems. Last night was the fifth time in the last 6-8 months where I've been up all night with serious abdominal pain in the upper right abdomen, right under the rib cage. All the women in my immediate family have had their gallbladders removed and my maternal grandfather did as well.
Need to go to the doc.
Let's Go Duke! 
