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Monday, August 29, 2005

Damn! Completing a song is tough! I have spent over a month on a song that only should take a day or two! The Tailgaters Party Song 2005 (TPS 2005) will be out very soon! I thought it would be finished this weekend. Note to self: Allow much more time for fitting the lyrics to the music! K-Rhap

Shannon and Cheryl. Shannon has a great website at http://www.MySpace.com\sgossett Posted by Picasa

Carrie And Cheryl! Hey, I just noticed the finger behind Carries head, or is that two fingers? Posted by Picasa

Sunday, August 07, 2005


Not much going on during the "offseason" But get ready, football is about to begin soon! I have a new song for Tailgaters coming out this week or next week. It's a good one. But not as good as this catch you see here! Posted by Picasa

Here's some more storm clouds from Missouri in June. Posted by Picasa

It's bananas, B-A-N-A-N-A-S! That's my sis (Ronda) came down to visit her old brother!  Posted by Picasa

Friday, July 29, 2005


I intentionally took this picture of Brandy and blurred it and over exposed it. Not. But it looks cool anyways! Posted by Picasa

They look better this way, trust me Posted by Picasa

Sunday, July 24, 2005


Dead Steelers Fan had his funeral in recliner with remote control, beer and cigarettes. Posted by Picasa
Dead Steelers Fan Laid Out In Black And Gold

POSTED: 3:11 pm EDT July 6, 2005
UPDATED: 7:12 pm EDT July 6, 2005

PITTSBURGH -- James Henry Smith loved his country. He served in Vietnam and spent 25 years in the Army, Army Reserve and National Guard.

But the 55-year-old Garfield man also had love for his favorite football team, the Pittsburgh Steelers -- and that led to an unusual viewing after he died from prostate cancer this week.
Smith's family asked the Coston Funeral Home in Lincoln-Lemington to place his body not in a casket, but in a recliner that faced a television playing Steelers highlights, with a remote control in his hand.

The body was dressed in black and gold clothing -- traditional Steelers colors -- and a blanket bearing the team's logo was draped over an armrest. Sitting on a table next to the chair were a pack of cigarettes and a can of beer. (See Photos with the Link Below)

http://www.thepittsburghchannel.com/sports/4690170/detail.html