mysteryroach

 
     

    Interests

    Interests:
    antiques, books, beer, audubon prints, michigan state sports (especially basketball!).
    Hobbies:
    birdwatching and natural history studies, camping, kayaking, white-water rafting, Frisbee, volleyball, wood-working, cooking, fishing, traveling. i've been to 28 states, Canada, great britain and china.
    Television:
    The Office, my name is earl, big 10 network, The Simpsons, jack and rexella van impe.
    Movies:
    action and comedies. i want to be entertained. i don't want to have to think too hard about it. i have enough drama with a wife and 2 daughters.
    Music:
    ZAPPA, King Crimson, Yes, elp, tull, Bowie, belew, hendrix.
    Books:
    i rarely read fiction. if i'm going to invest a block of time reading, i want to learn something usefull, or at least interesting.
    About me:

    married 30 years, 2 grown daughters, always looking for something new to do.

     
     

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    John(Lizweedus) John(Lizweedus) wrote on Jan 19, 2012 at 10:04 AM

    Just passing through.

    Hope you and all yours are good and well.

    Take care buddy.

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    MrDo MrDo wrote on Dec 24, 2011 at 07:11 AM

    Happy Holidays and best wishes...

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    MuskieMan MuskieMan wrote on Jan 6, 2011 at 06:34 PM

    Hey, thanks for the comment. That muskie was caught at lake shelbyville, Ill on dec. 7th a few years back. it was 46" and was 30 lbs.Read you were at show in Chitown I also was there, front row  Fantastic show as thepoodlebites stated the show did indeed KICK A*S!!!

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    thepoodlebites thepoodlebites wrote on Dec 12, 2010 at 04:53 PM

    Sorry we didn't connect...

    I was the big guy in the black cap taking pictures in front of the stage all night...

    The show in Chicago KICKED A*S!!

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    mysteryroach mysteryroach wrote on Dec 12, 2010 at 12:33 PM

    Great show in Chicago last night. One of the high-lights was taking my 26 year old daughter and having the band play "Valley Girl", which I used to play for her when she was a teen. Other high points were "RDNZL" and "Uncle Remus". This act will never get old.

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