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Happy Birthday Elvis
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Bamboo Bob
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01/08/2004
Don't forget to have your celebratory jelly doughnut in honor of the Kings birthday today! Elvis Aaron Presley was born to Gladys and Vernon Presley in Tupelo, Mississippi on January 8, 1935. |
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01/08/2004
God bless Elvis!!!Happy birthday to the king of rock n' roll! Matt |
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Feelin Zombified
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01/08/2004
Soupy Sales' B-day too! -Z |
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Trader Woody
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01/08/2004
Surely indulge in an Elvis sandwich? "2 tablespoons butter, softened Fry completed sandwich in more butter. Trader Woody |
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Basement Kahuna
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Happy birthday, tiger man! |
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01/08/2004
I love my mamma. Now, I'd like to order a hamburger, ah... make that 2, a large chocolate shake, a banana cream pie, ah... make that 2, a bacon sandwich, some M&M's, a large Coke, some masubi, a large pizza, ah... make that 2, some jujubees, large order of fires, some turkey jerky, a burrito, ah... make that 2, and a large order of Seconol, ah... make that 2! |
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01/08/2004
this is a celebration we can all relate to, except for michael j. fox j$ |
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thejab
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I'm wearing pink and black in honor of the King today. |
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martiki
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01/08/2004
J$ - I got it. So Happy Birthday to the big E. On second thought, I'm so inspired that I'm just gonna go ahead and post the lyrics here. Thanks, J$. And thanks, Mojo. When I look out into your eyes out there, |
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01/08/2004
Crap! This means the big Salute show will be this weekend in Pigeon Forge! Gotta go! They either do the entire Aloha from Hawaii show or the Comeback Special show, complete with costume changes and faux skits! Thanks for reminding me! |
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Tiki Royale
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01/08/2004
Thanks Martiki... I haven't heard Mojo in years. Thank you, thank you very much. |
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Bamboo Bob
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01/08/2004
Tiki Royale - That is one sweet mug, how'd you come by it? Johnny Dollar - That was hilarious, my favorite..."Elvis is in Joan Rivers but he's trying to get out" Haven't heard Mojo Nixon in a few years, nice to revisit. |
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Tiki Royale
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01/08/2004
Hey Ben, |
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Bamboo Bob
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CLASSIC! |
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Johnny Dollar
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not no fool Billy Idol lip either! |
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Unga Bunga
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Bamboo Bob
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It is all about the white jump suit & karate moves that have more cheese than the state of Wisconsin. [ Edited by: Bamboo Bob on 2004-01-08 14:07 ] |
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Atomic Cocktail
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01/08/2004
Happy Birthday KING! My MOM is the #1 Elvis fan of Fishkill. Yup, complete with former kids bedroom turned into shrine. She even confessed to my ex that she married my Dad 'cause he looked like Elvis! "I was always, baby, I was always |
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Sam Gambino
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01/08/2004
I may just mix some peas and crumbled bacon in with my mashed potatoes tonight in honor of Elvis. (Oh, and he ate them out of a big bowl with his hands.) |
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Atomic Cocktail
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01/09/2004
I'm watching "Viva Las Vegas" on the tube. Did you ever notice Elvis walks like a gun-fighter with his arms bent and hands hovering about his hips as if he's going for his guns? |
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Unkle John
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01/09/2004
My bathroom is the elvis shrine. seriously Elvis is everywhere, even the bermuda triangle. Enjoy my art: shutterfly cropped it : Ah thankya..thankyaverymuch Mo-Holler.
[ Edited by: Unkle John on 2004-01-08 20:48 ] |
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SugarCaddyDaddy
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01/09/2004
Trader Woody wrote:
If I may TW~ That's a variation of a recipe that was done by The Food Network and isn't actually Elvis' official recipe (bacon/bacon drippings was never a component of the sandwich). Here it is in it's actual form: 1/3 cup creamy peanut butter *Combine (and mash) peanut butter & bananas. Makes 4 sandwiches. You will see some variations of the above recipe where they say to "place slices of banana on (peanut)buttered slices of bread. That's where the mistake comes in. You need to mash that banana with the peanut butter. And as for the quantity of butter? It's up to you, but Elvis didn't hold back on the butter, so you'll need lots. Be sure to watch your heat since it can burn. Believe me, these are REAL good! I recommend this book for the true recipes of Elvis. I have it, and it's pure Southern comfort food. The South knows how to cook up some damn good food! Looking at the recipes, it seems like just simple recipes, but if you follow the instructions to the 't', your mouth will be in for some real treats. Plus the book is only $8 (well spent if I may add). I picked mine up at the Elvis Museum in Las Vegas. Just my 2 "peanut butta & nanner samich" worth. [ Edited by: SugarCaddyDaddy on 2004-01-09 15:51 ] |
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RevBambooBen
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01/10/2004
Happy Birthday JIMMY PAGE! |
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divychic
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01/11/2004
Happy Birthday to me! and the King! My mom is also the biggest Elvis freak known to man. |
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SES
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01/11/2004
Happy Belated Bday divychic! |
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martiki
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01/11/2004
Made the sandwiches according to SCDs recipe yesterday. They were damn good, but then I was ashamed of what I had just eaten. |
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Jungle Trader
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01/11/2004
Uhhh, have you guys not noticed that Elvis is dead? |
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Unkle John
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01/12/2004
only to non-believes jungle trader :) |
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01/12/2004
[ Edited by: susane on 2004-01-20 08:55 ] |
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ikitnrev
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01/12/2004
This past month has been a good month for the DC/Baltimore area, as far as Elvis impersonators go. The first weekend in December had Baltimore hosting its 10th annual "Night of 100 Elvises" event. This was the first year I've attended, and although they had perhaps only 8 or so, and not 12 Elvis impersonators, it was still a fun event. Two weekends ago I saw the play "Cooking With Elvis" performed at the Kennedy Center. Others in our nation's Capital may have chosen to see performances by the National Symphony, or Russia's Kirov Ballet, but I chose to see the play that featured the character of a quadriplegic Elvis impersonator, along with many acts of depravity thatI won't get into. Waiting for the next appearance of Elvis... Vern |
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