While traveling in Australia, we never did learn just how the alcoholic drink known as "goon got its name.
We never did learn the who, what, or where about the country music heard on something called comet radio. It's one thing to hear Bobby Bare's song > "500 Miles in the USA, but you should try hearing it while listening to a radio in Kalgoorlie. That's more like 10,000 miles from home
Just imagine how emotional it would be to hear an Irish folk song in a Dublin pub!
We've mentioned in previous columns just how moving it was to hear the entire "At Folsom Prison by Johnny Cash, while standing in a record store in Fremantle.
If that Italian guy is right about the world being round, we could go to Ireland, then hop over to the continent. We could stop in at Cinq rue Daneau, maybe visit a friend since high school in Germany, and then continue on to Fremantle! ! ! It seems that there is very little possibility that we would need to come back to the USA to cover any political developments.
Didn't Germany have one-man Death Panels in the SS? Maybe I could study up on that and get enough material for a good column?
It's obvious that my faithful troll like to tell me where to go, but should I stay or should I go?
Here's the quote of the week from Supreme Court Justice Scalia:
"This court has never held that the Constitution forbids the execution of a convicted defendant who had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a habeas court that he is actually innocent." Can you say "Totenkopf, boys and girls?
Here's the disk jockey's reply to my question about going back on the road:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SwtVahfwgA>Via con Dios
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcYsO890YJY> Happy Trails to You and
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4HhFY3ljZc> Phantom 309
It's time for us to move on. Have a Paparazzi free week.
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