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Break on through

Discussion in 'Sports and News' started by Dick Whitman, Jul 23, 2011.

  1. Dick Whitman

    Dick Whitman Well-Known Member

  2. YGBFKM

    YGBFKM Guest

    No fan of ghosts, but The Doors were my first "favorite" band. Not everyone's cup of tea, but if I like them, they have to be good. I skipped school for a couple of days in my teens to sit in the bowling alley and read " No One Here Gets Out Alive." I had visions of becoming a drunken poet. Still not too late, I guess.
     
  3. shockey

    shockey Active Member

    is there any other kind?
     
  4. I Should Coco

    I Should Coco Well-Known Member

    I recall my high school English teacher giving me a hard time for reading that book during a study hall he monitored. "You can do better than that," he told me.

    Hmmm ... let's see ... who got more mileage (and more chicks) out of his poetry: Jim Morrison or my old, bitter high school English teacher?

    Case closed.
     
  5. Dick Whitman

    Dick Whitman Well-Known Member

    Maybe Morrison made more money, but I'd say odds are your English teacher had more talent.
     
  6. I Should Coco

    I Should Coco Well-Known Member

    Yeah, he had a talent for showing movies during class and falling asleep while we pretended to watch.

    Not a bad way to spend an hour each day of my senior year, though.

    And yes, I too liked the Doors in the high school. I always thought of them as the anti-Beach Boys*


    * sad truth: Now I enjoy listening to old Beach Boys albums, especially from "Pet Sounds" through the late 1960s. Yeah, I'm an old guy.
     
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