Hi UncleRand fans,
Anybody have a favorite "Randy-ism"? I enjoyed his use of the word 'thrashed'
after one concert when he was asked out for ice cream:."I am feeling pretty
'thrashed'" Well, who wouldn't after giving the kind of concert he does?! Am
I cool enough to insert this into casual conversation someday?... I don't know.
Can a midwestern 49 yr old woman describe herself as 'thrashed'?
Responses welcome,
Linda
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Well, I don't know if this counts as a "Randyism" but I have had many a
conversation with Randy over the years, always about something fun. In Wheaton
recently, I asked Randy if the son Turning Thirty was going to become "Turning
Sixty" given his age.
He looked at me with that face only Randy can give...eyebrows raised with a half
smile and he said "Ya know, truth be told that a day is as a thousand years and
a thousand years is as a day to the Lord, so, Dan...I'm not counting!" and we
laughed.
--- On Wed, 7/1/09, Linda A. Ciaravino <lciaravi@...> wrote:
From: Linda A. Ciaravino <lciaravi@...>
Subject: [UncleRandList] something light and fun
To: "unclerandlist" <unclerandlist@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Wednesday, July 1, 2009, 5:17 PM
Hi UncleRand fans,
Anybody have a favorite "Randy-ism"? I enjoyed his use of the word 'thrashed'
after one concert when he was asked out for ice cream:."I am feeling pretty
'thrashed'" Well, who wouldn't after giving the kind of concert he does?! Am
I cool enough to insert this into casual conversation someday?... I don't know.
Can a midwestern 49 yr old woman describe herself as 'thrashed'?
Responses welcome,
Linda
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Hmm...a day is as a thousand years to the Lord? Well, I once asked the Lord
if he could bless me with a million dollars, saying that I would use those
funds to help others. The Lord said yes, He would give me a million
dollars, I would just have to wait a day.
I guess that's why I am still waiting....
Sean
On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 7:26 PM, Dan Hensley <kc9ncf@...> wrote:
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> Well, I don't know if this counts as a "Randyism" but I have had many a
> conversation with Randy over the years, always about something fun. In
> Wheaton recently, I asked Randy if the son Turning Thirty was going to
> become "Turning Sixty" given his age.
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> He looked at me with that face only Randy can give...eyebrows raised with a
> half smile and he said "Ya know, truth be told that a day is as a thousand
> years and a thousand years is as a day to the Lord, so, Dan...I'm not
> counting!" and we laughed.
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> --- On Wed, 7/1/09, Linda A. Ciaravino
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> From: Linda A. Ciaravino <lciaravi@... <lciaravi%40yahoo.com>>
> Subject: [UncleRandList] something light and fun
> To: "unclerandlist"
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> Date: Wednesday, July 1, 2009, 5:17 PM
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> Hi UncleRand fans,
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> Anybody have a favorite "Randy-ism"? I enjoyed his use of the word
> 'thrashed' after one concert when he was asked out for ice cream:."I am
> feeling pretty 'thrashed'" Well, who wouldn't after giving the kind of
> concert he does?! Am I cool enough to insert this into casual conversation
> someday?... I don't know. Can a midwestern 49 yr old woman describe herself
> as 'thrashed'?
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> Responses welcome,
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I like it when he asks the sound engineer "Could I have some more/less guitar or
vocal? And later on some waffles?"
--- In UncleRandList@yahoogroups.com, "Linda A. Ciaravino" <lciaravi@...> wrote:
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> Hi UncleRand fans,
> Anybody have a favorite "Randy-ism"? I enjoyed his use of the word
'thrashed' after one concert when he was asked out for ice cream:."I am feeling
pretty 'thrashed'" Well, who wouldn't after giving the kind of concert he
does?! Am I cool enough to insert this into casual conversation someday?... I
don't know. Can a midwestern 49 yr old woman describe herself as 'thrashed'?
> Responses welcome,
> Linda
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I have a bootleg recording of a 1981 show. There are a lot of gems. He uses
the fun guy/fungi one there. He also says, in the voice of one who I assume
is that of an elderly British woman: "the pause that refreshes" as he drinks
his water (or was it warm tea with lemon?). I use that a lot.