WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
Does anyone have information on the following brothers?
Dump
Dover
Icabod
Bob Demaine
Lumpy
Dez
Fred
Joel
Wagon
Mississippi
Sassafras
Mitty
Biskup
KC
posted by Adminstrator @ 9:46 AM
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The Crow House
AXP, Waxing, Bad Birds, Boobytraps, Enter the Bar Room, Diligence Night...Ah, the memories. It was Syracuse University. It was the Crow House...Relive it all here.
Thursday, August 31, 2006
Dump
Dover
Icabod
Bob Demaine
Lumpy
Dez
Fred
Joel
Wagon
Mississippi
Sassafras
Mitty
Biskup
KC
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8 Comments:
I talk with KC maybe once a year. last i heard he was still in a small town in ct, breeding towheads and running some copier company. every time i'm in home depot and i hear that song that goes something like, "i'm not talking about the living, and i don't want to change your life, but the warm wind's blowing and the stars are out, and i really want to see you tonight," I think of him. he sung that into mine and benny's answering machine once.
isn't that a great story?
Excellent contribution, Brother Aero. It's hysterical/disturbing to think of KC singing that song. Let's get him to the blog.
this just in (from the hard hitters at Office Technology Magazine). http://www.bta.org/public/articles/details.cfm?id=1851
I'm not sure what he's talking about, but it sounds vaguely dishonest, doesn't it?
"The best area to capture revenue is the 'down-the-street' color revenue where you can bill CPCs for color at industry standard rates and maintain a high level of profitability due to the fact that the color usage on the page will be 5-10 percent fill. Add some scanning into these accounts, bill for teaching how to manage documents online and hit the ground running!"
K.C. Sirowich, Sales Manager
East Coast Office Systems Inc., Milford, Conn.
Agreed. It's confusing except for the part that someone is getting duped and a Crow is cleaning up. Normally Crows aren't this sophisticated.
Pound Brew Dick....
Although I agree with the phrase "Pound Brew Dick" it's not quite the same when you don't know who wrote it. Please reveal yourself "original."
that's definitely Lamont. It's his saying. and if i'm not mistaken, it was the message that followed KC's serenade on my answering machine.
KC, great to hear from you. Brother Squig here. This is the Blog's first success story, we've located a brother and gotten him to actively participate. Check in often.
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