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The biggest shocking news on Earth
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JOSEPH FERRANTE, THE MUSICIAN THAT THE BEATLES BLOCKED FOR 13 YEARS
===================================================================

(Full Story)

We are sending you an e-mail made of five different parts sent through
time.
We are sending you all this so that you might have a clear panoramic
view of the situation.
We would appreciate any help and support you can give.

Also, should you want to download the adaptation of Hey Jude by Joseph
Ferrante, click on the following link:

http://politics7.tripod.com/

and download the MP3.
You can also look on the Internet for other pages where you can
download Joseph Ferrante's Hey Jude,
It will be a free download for some days, specially for you.

After, remember to visit Joseph Ferrante's main website for more
music, etc., etc. Look on the Internet for his website.

If you enjoyed the song, please give a couple of coins (or a million
if you're rich) to the first needy person you find on the street, as a
contribution to Life.
The adaptation of Hey Jude by Ferrante was not made for money but for
the sake of art....please give the money to the poor......
Also, if you enjoyed the song, please send this e-mail to your friends
so that they can also download the song.

And don't forget to also search the Internet for Joseph Ferrante.

Respectful Thanks.
THE NEWS MEDIA



-------------------------------1st. part-----------------------------


S.O.S.

TO THE EDITOR


Dear Editor:

My name is JOSEPH FERRANTE. I am a musician.
I am writing to inform you of a long history of efforts to block my
musical career and take my ideas. It has now gone beyond the pale.

Some time ago, while I was living in England, I was sent out to tune
the ex-Beatle GEORGE HARRISON's piano several times. After five years
in England I eventually went back to where I'd originally come from.
There I made my own adaptation of the Beatles' "Hey Jude". I took the
original song and re-worked it into a latin "Bachata", mixed with
flamenco. I made a demonstration cassette of it and sent it to George
Harrison. It came back to me stamped with a rude "by bike" in the
place of the usual "Air mail" on the envelope. I phoned him to ask for
an explanation but was told by his secretary that he did not want to
come to the phone.

Mr. Raul Cairo of the Dutch "Music and Media" magazine can testify to
the quality of my arrangement of "Hey Jude", as he wrote an article
about it in the same magazine.

I tried sending demonstration cassettes of my version of "Hey Jude" to
three record companies in Spain, and, some months later, a group
called "Los Roling" came out with a flamenco rendition of Beatles
music. Significantly, it was at the same time that Raul Cairo was
writing up my "Hey Jude" in "Music and Media".

After a Finnish promotional firm requested 28 CDs of the song for
broadcasting on their radio chain throughout Europe the song began to
get airplay. I was told by the firm that they were getting phone-in
requests for the song at the stations and that it was being given a
nice reception by radio listeners. Some ten days later the song
disappeared off the air as though an invisible hand had stopped it.
The Finnish promotional firm did not care to provide any explanation
when I phoned up about it.

Time went by and I made a "salsa" version of the Beatles' song "Sgt.
Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band". This time I sent demonstration
cassettes to record companies outside Europe, including in New York.
Some months later, a well-known latin entertainer got a salsa band
together with performers from "Fania All Stars" among others, and
released an L.P. of salsa-style Beatles music in New York.

Time went by again, and it occurred to me that perhaps I could help
get the Beatles back together again as a Beatles' music specialist
myself and a professional musician in my own right. I faxed a proposal
to that effect to George Harrison, one which he never answered. I did
fax him several times again afterwards trying to set out my ideas
about the Beatles revival venture, only to discover at one point that
he had had his fax number changed. The international operator told me
she couldn't give me the new number, as it was unlisted. About six
months after the fax incident the first "Beatles Anthology" CD came
out, after many, many years without a Beatles release. My idea. He
took it and went ahead without me.

Now I am back in England.

I came back with 14 songs that I'd put together under the title
"Shangri-La", hoping to get a record deal for it. Both "Hey Jude" and
"Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" were included in my
production. There were also two other well-known songs in my own
adapted version. The rest, the other ten songs, were all my own
original compositions.
Even though I am a Rock musician,"Shangri-La" is a multi-styled
production.

I took demonstration cassettes of "Shangri-La" to the ten major record
companies in London. All ten were somehow mysteriously "mislaid".
Representatives of the A&R departments concerned refused even to come
to the phone to give me an explanation, delegating other people to
take the call instead and tell me that they were still having trouble
locating the cassette. All ten cassettes??...Isn't that a bit much to
be a coincidence??...

One of the other two items I'd re-worked for "Shangri-La" was "If I
Had A Hammer". The rhythm and arrangements were all distinctly
different in my version from the original song. One day, after having
delivered my cassettes to the main record companies, I switched on the
television, only to see the launch of a new programme featuring Trini
Lopez's original "If I Had A Hammer" as the theme song...That was
after my version of the long-forgotten song had been heard by the
record companies.

Again, after my cassettes had gone out to the record companies, a big
night club that was owned by people who had links with the record
industry started running a show they called "Shangri-La". They stole
the name from my production. I ended up having to hire solicitors to
get them to stop using the name, as I had already had it registered
for musical purposes.

During that same period I received dozens of nuisance calls on my
mobile phone from people mocking me with taunts like: "Don't you have
a record deal ?", or "Go find another country", or "I'm not hearing
your songs on the radio"...

Realizing that there must be a conspiracy against me I had promotional
CDs pressed of "Hey Jude" and distributed them to 84 radio stations
around England. After a couple weeks I had letters back from radio
stations saying they couldn't play "Hey Jude" on their programmes,
although some of the selfsame directors went on to praise my
arrangement of the song. Capital Radio described it as "a very
interesting arrangement". The BBC World Service went on to call it "a
very original and quite virtuoso arrangement". From Sony Music I read:
"..I was really impressed with the quality of the performance and your
new arrangement". If the song was good enough to generate such
comments, why wouldn't they play it ? ? ?

After the radio set-back I sent a CD of my adapted version of "Hey
Jude" to Paul McCartney at his office, asking if he could give me a
hand by contacting some of the radio station directors. A week later I
followed up by phoning his office, only to be met with one of the
secretaries, who in a rude and aggressive manner dismissed me with,:
"We've put your CD of "Hey Jude" in a cold cellar...". Why such a
violent reaction ? ?...

So I wrote to Paul McCartney. I even made 16 copies of my letters and
mailed them separately to be sure that one of them at least got
through to him at his home. Yet I never had a reply.
Interestingly enough, just at that time I started to hear massive
outpourings of the Beatles' "Hey Jude" on the radio,and Paul McCartney
himself suddenly began performing live again at the "Cavern" in
Liverpool after years of inactivity.

It was during those same months that I was getting threatening,
anonymous phone calls on my mobile, warning me against giving live
performances or playing anywhere. The calls were always made from
public telephones.
One music agent whom I'd contacted in an effort to find myself a
manager, apologized, saying: "I'm sorry, but I cannot use you...". He
refused to say why and hung up on me.
That was when I realized what a huge operation I was up against. So
huge, in fact, that in the three and a half years I have been in
England this second stay I have as yet to give my first live concert
or perform anywhere, despite having contacted more than 20 music
agents.

Five months after my "Hey Jude" was blocked on British radio stations
the latest Beatles' CD came out. This was the second time that my
adaptation of "Hey Jude" had caused a Beatles' Anthology to appear..It
seems some people regard my "Hey Jude" as a threat...

And as another "coincidence", the e-mail address that Paul McCartney
offered for fans to write to him is called [email protected]
I said before, after my Hey Jude got blocked on british radio, Paul
McCartney rushed in with concerts at the "Cavern" in Liverpool and
launched this second Beatles Anthology CD. Nevertheless, when he saw
that the concerts only gathered a very small audience and that the CD
did not sell as expected, now he pushed for a CD to come out of his
work with his group "Wings"...all this with no let-up, one thing after
another, like he was trying to gain time for something, wanting to be
constantly present in people's minds for some reason....It is with
sadness that I realize that possibly some people could be very afraid
of my Hey Jude....

Most recently, one of my piano tuning customers, who is involved with
the British music industry, said an aggressive letter had been forged
in my name and sent out to different branches of the above mentioned
music industry and to other parts of the music world. This was further
confirmed by a DJ friend of mine in British radio...What vile extremes
will some people not resort to in their attempt to alienate others
from me???...

Also, as another "coincidence", one of the ten major record companies
in London that stole my "Shangri-la" cassettes, has just launched a CD
of one of their bands, being the band's CD title exactly the same as
my own, with the addition of a couple of words to make the title a
comical phrase !!! ..... They've launched it through one of their
branches in another part of the world.....I suspect this is a subtle
trap by this record firm expecting me to react to their action to
implicate me with that part of the world.....I will not fall into that
trap.....Now they are trying to block me in other parts of the world
as well.....it looks like some people consider my work something very
dangerous, judging by the amount of conspiracy they are
generating......once again, it is amazing to see the vile manoeuvres
of some people......

What I have said so far is just the tip of the iceberg. Depending on
how things go, the full iceberg may yet come to light in all its
magnitude. I don't want to blame anybody but I feel my story has to be
told.
I come looking to all music lovers to help me fight this horrible
multi-tentacled monster that has kept me and my work out of the public
eye and stolen my ideas.

It is because of this conspiracy against me that I have had to find
shelter on the Internet.
My and my work can only be found at my website. Look on search engines
for the name of Joseph Ferrante's website.
I invite you all to it.

Yours sincerely:

Joseph Ferrante.


-------------------------------2nd. part-----------------------------



IN BRIEF
========



Joseph Ferrante, the music genius that The Beatles and their record
firm blocked during 13 long years, in a gigantic plot which involved
different sectors of the music industry...



--------------------------------3rd. part----------------------------



ADDENDUM
========



The adaptation of Hey Jude by Joseph Ferrante has been granted a
PUBLISHING AGREEMENT by the copyright owners. Due to this fact, the
people involved, not being able to stop it legally, use all kind of
vile and subreptitious and illegal manoeuvres to do it......
The only reason for this (and we must humbly say it because enough is
enough) is that the adaptation of Hey Jude by Ferrante makes the
original song look like an absolute nothing....They try to hide the
sun with a finger......

It is possible to hide things from all the people part of the time and
it is possible to hide things from part of the people all the time,
but it's impossible to hide things from all of the people all of the
time.. ..and what was done in the night, shows in daylight......
 
Can you say delusional?



On 27 Sep 2004 16:37:46 -0700, [email protected] (John Lewis)
wrote:

>The biggest shocking news on Earth
> ----------------------------------
>
> JOSEPH FERRANTE, THE MUSICIAN THAT THE BEATLES BLOCKED FOR 13 YEARS
> ===================================================================
>
> (Full Story)
>
>We are sending you an e-mail made of five different parts sent through
>time.
>We are sending you all this so that you might have a clear panoramic
>view of the situation.
>We would appreciate any help and support you can give.
>
>Also, should you want to download the adaptation of Hey Jude by Joseph
>Ferrante, click on the following link:
>
>http://politics7.tripod.com/
>
>and download the MP3.
>You can also look on the Internet for other pages where you can
>download Joseph Ferrante's Hey Jude,
>It will be a free download for some days, specially for you.
>
>After, remember to visit Joseph Ferrante's main website for more
>music, etc., etc. Look on the Internet for his website.
>
>If you enjoyed the song, please give a couple of coins (or a million
>if you're rich) to the first needy person you find on the street, as a
>contribution to Life.
>The adaptation of Hey Jude by Ferrante was not made for money but for
>the sake of art....please give the money to the poor......
>Also, if you enjoyed the song, please send this e-mail to your friends
>so that they can also download the song.
>
>And don't forget to also search the Internet for Joseph Ferrante.
>
>Respectful Thanks.
>THE NEWS MEDIA
>
>
>
>-------------------------------1st. part-----------------------------
>
>
> S.O.S.
>
>TO THE EDITOR
>
>
>Dear Editor:
>
>My name is JOSEPH FERRANTE. I am a musician.
>I am writing to inform you of a long history of efforts to block my
>musical career and take my ideas. It has now gone beyond the pale.
>
>Some time ago, while I was living in England, I was sent out to tune
>the ex-Beatle GEORGE HARRISON's piano several times. After five years
>in England I eventually went back to where I'd originally come from.
>There I made my own adaptation of the Beatles' "Hey Jude". I took the
>original song and re-worked it into a latin "Bachata", mixed with
>flamenco. I made a demonstration cassette of it and sent it to George
>Harrison. It came back to me stamped with a rude "by bike" in the
>place of the usual "Air mail" on the envelope. I phoned him to ask for
>an explanation but was told by his secretary that he did not want to
>come to the phone.
>
>Mr. Raul Cairo of the Dutch "Music and Media" magazine can testify to
>the quality of my arrangement of "Hey Jude", as he wrote an article
>about it in the same magazine.
>
>I tried sending demonstration cassettes of my version of "Hey Jude" to
>three record companies in Spain, and, some months later, a group
>called "Los Roling" came out with a flamenco rendition of Beatles
>music. Significantly, it was at the same time that Raul Cairo was
>writing up my "Hey Jude" in "Music and Media".
>
>After a Finnish promotional firm requested 28 CDs of the song for
>broadcasting on their radio chain throughout Europe the song began to
>get airplay. I was told by the firm that they were getting phone-in
>requests for the song at the stations and that it was being given a
>nice reception by radio listeners. Some ten days later the song
>disappeared off the air as though an invisible hand had stopped it.
>The Finnish promotional firm did not care to provide any explanation
>when I phoned up about it.
>
>Time went by and I made a "salsa" version of the Beatles' song "Sgt.
>Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band". This time I sent demonstration
>cassettes to record companies outside Europe, including in New York.
>Some months later, a well-known latin entertainer got a salsa band
>together with performers from "Fania All Stars" among others, and
>released an L.P. of salsa-style Beatles music in New York.
>
>Time went by again, and it occurred to me that perhaps I could help
>get the Beatles back together again as a Beatles' music specialist
>myself and a professional musician in my own right. I faxed a proposal
>to that effect to George Harrison, one which he never answered. I did
>fax him several times again afterwards trying to set out my ideas
>about the Beatles revival venture, only to discover at one point that
>he had had his fax number changed. The international operator told me
>she couldn't give me the new number, as it was unlisted. About six
>months after the fax incident the first "Beatles Anthology" CD came
>out, after many, many years without a Beatles release. My idea. He
>took it and went ahead without me.
>
>Now I am back in England.
>
>I came back with 14 songs that I'd put together under the title
>"Shangri-La", hoping to get a record deal for it. Both "Hey Jude" and
>"Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" were included in my
>production. There were also two other well-known songs in my own
>adapted version. The rest, the other ten songs, were all my own
>original compositions.
>Even though I am a Rock musician,"Shangri-La" is a multi-styled
>production.
>
>I took demonstration cassettes of "Shangri-La" to the ten major record
>companies in London. All ten were somehow mysteriously "mislaid".
>Representatives of the A&R departments concerned refused even to come
>to the phone to give me an explanation, delegating other people to
>take the call instead and tell me that they were still having trouble
>locating the cassette. All ten cassettes??...Isn't that a bit much to
>be a coincidence??...
>
>One of the other two items I'd re-worked for "Shangri-La" was "If I
>Had A Hammer". The rhythm and arrangements were all distinctly
>different in my version from the original song. One day, after having
>delivered my cassettes to the main record companies, I switched on the
>television, only to see the launch of a new programme featuring Trini
>Lopez's original "If I Had A Hammer" as the theme song...That was
>after my version of the long-forgotten song had been heard by the
>record companies.
>
>Again, after my cassettes had gone out to the record companies, a big
>night club that was owned by people who had links with the record
>industry started running a show they called "Shangri-La". They stole
>the name from my production. I ended up having to hire solicitors to
>get them to stop using the name, as I had already had it registered
>for musical purposes.
>
>During that same period I received dozens of nuisance calls on my
>mobile phone from people mocking me with taunts like: "Don't you have
>a record deal ?", or "Go find another country", or "I'm not hearing
>your songs on the radio"...
>
>Realizing that there must be a conspiracy against me I had promotional
>CDs pressed of "Hey Jude" and distributed them to 84 radio stations
>around England. After a couple weeks I had letters back from radio
>stations saying they couldn't play "Hey Jude" on their programmes,
>although some of the selfsame directors went on to praise my
>arrangement of the song. Capital Radio described it as "a very
>interesting arrangement". The BBC World Service went on to call it "a
>very original and quite virtuoso arrangement". From Sony Music I read:
>"..I was really impressed with the quality of the performance and your
>new arrangement". If the song was good enough to generate such
>comments, why wouldn't they play it ? ? ?
>
>After the radio set-back I sent a CD of my adapted version of "Hey
>Jude" to Paul McCartney at his office, asking if he could give me a
>hand by contacting some of the radio station directors. A week later I
>followed up by phoning his office, only to be met with one of the
>secretaries, who in a rude and aggressive manner dismissed me with,:
>"We've put your CD of "Hey Jude" in a cold cellar...". Why such a
>violent reaction ? ?...
>
>So I wrote to Paul McCartney. I even made 16 copies of my letters and
>mailed them separately to be sure that one of them at least got
>through to him at his home. Yet I never had a reply.
>Interestingly enough, just at that time I started to hear massive
>outpourings of the Beatles' "Hey Jude" on the radio,and Paul McCartney
>himself suddenly began performing live again at the "Cavern" in
>Liverpool after years of inactivity.
>
>It was during those same months that I was getting threatening,
>anonymous phone calls on my mobile, warning me against giving live
>performances or playing anywhere. The calls were always made from
>public telephones.
>One music agent whom I'd contacted in an effort to find myself a
>manager, apologized, saying: "I'm sorry, but I cannot use you...". He
>refused to say why and hung up on me.
>That was when I realized what a huge operation I was up against. So
>huge, in fact, that in the three and a half years I have been in
>England this second stay I have as yet to give my first live concert
>or perform anywhere, despite having contacted more than 20 music
>agents.
>
>Five months after my "Hey Jude" was blocked on British radio stations
>the latest Beatles' CD came out. This was the second time that my
>adaptation of "Hey Jude" had caused a Beatles' Anthology to appear..It
>seems some people regard my "Hey Jude" as a threat...
>
>And as another "coincidence", the e-mail address that Paul McCartney
>offered for fans to write to him is called [email protected]
>I said before, after my Hey Jude got blocked on british radio, Paul
>McCartney rushed in with concerts at the "Cavern" in Liverpool and
>launched this second Beatles Anthology CD. Nevertheless, when he saw
>that the concerts only gathered a very small audience and that the CD
>did not sell as expected, now he pushed for a CD to come out of his
>work with his group "Wings"...all this with no let-up, one thing after
>another, like he was trying to gain time for something, wanting to be
>constantly present in people's minds for some reason....It is with
>sadness that I realize that possibly some people could be very afraid
>of my Hey Jude....
>
>Most recently, one of my piano tuning customers, who is involved with
>the British music industry, said an aggressive letter had been forged
>in my name and sent out to different branches of the above mentioned
>music industry and to other parts of the music world. This was further
>confirmed by a DJ friend of mine in British radio...What vile extremes
>will some people not resort to in their attempt to alienate others
>from me???...
>
>Also, as another "coincidence", one of the ten major record companies
>in London that stole my "Shangri-la" cassettes, has just launched a CD
>of one of their bands, being the band's CD title exactly the same as
>my own, with the addition of a couple of words to make the title a
>comical phrase !!! ..... They've launched it through one of their
>branches in another part of the world.....I suspect this is a subtle
>trap by this record firm expecting me to react to their action to
>implicate me with that part of the world.....I will not fall into that
>trap.....Now they are trying to block me in other parts of the world
>as well.....it looks like some people consider my work something very
>dangerous, judging by the amount of conspiracy they are
>generating......once again, it is amazing to see the vile manoeuvres
>of some people......
>
>What I have said so far is just the tip of the iceberg. Depending on
>how things go, the full iceberg may yet come to light in all its
>magnitude. I don't want to blame anybody but I feel my story has to be
>told.
>I come looking to all music lovers to help me fight this horrible
>multi-tentacled monster that has kept me and my work out of the public
>eye and stolen my ideas.
>
>It is because of this conspiracy against me that I have had to find
>shelter on the Internet.
>My and my work can only be found at my website. Look on search engines
>for the name of Joseph Ferrante's website.
>I invite you all to it.
>
>Yours sincerely:
>
>Joseph Ferrante.
>
>
>-------------------------------2nd. part-----------------------------
>
>
>
> IN BRIEF
> ========
>
>
>
>Joseph Ferrante, the music genius that The Beatles and their record
>firm blocked during 13 long years, in a gigantic plot which involved
>different sectors of the music industry...
>
>
>
>--------------------------------3rd. part----------------------------
>
>
>
> ADDENDUM
> ========
>
>
>
>The adaptation of Hey Jude by Joseph Ferrante has been granted a
>PUBLISHING AGREEMENT by the copyright owners. Due to this fact, the
>people involved, not being able to stop it legally, use all kind of
>vile and subreptitious and illegal manoeuvres to do it......
>The only reason for this (and we must humbly say it because enough is
>enough) is that the adaptation of Hey Jude by Ferrante makes the
>original song look like an absolute nothing....They try to hide the
 
In an article posted by John Lewis, Joseph Ferrante wrote:

> I made a demonstration cassette of it and sent it to George
> Harrison. It came back to me stamped with a rude "by bike"
> in the place of the usual "Air mail" on the envelope.


What does Ferrante mean by "rude", Lewis? Does he have something against
bikes??

--
"Bicycling is a healthy and manly pursuit with much
to recommend it, and, unlike other foolish crazes,
it has not died out." -- The Daily Telegraph (1877)
 
Jeff Starr wrote:
> Can you say delusional?


Can you say idiot?

Bill "notice anything missing now???" S.
 
On Tue, 28 Sep 2004 05:52:46 GMT, "Bill Sornson"
<[email protected]> wrote:

>Jeff Starr wrote:
>> Can you say delusional?

>
>Can you say idiot?
>
>Bill "notice anything missing now???" S.
>


So, you're calling me an idiot? If I had bottom posted, so you knew
what I thought was delusional, then you would of had to go to the
bottom of the message, just to read my one sentence. Sure I could of
cut part of it, but by leaving the whole message, it really shows how
delusional he is.

Actually though, it was a quick reply to a useless, misplaced post,
that I thoght would get no replies.

It took reading your other post, to be sure who you were calling an
idiot. I would guess, taken on its own, your post is as poorly done as
mine was. I don't think that makes you an idiot, just unthinking and
inconsiderate. I have been known to throw out an insult or two, but I
don't do it with out being provoked or unless I have taken offense to
a mean spirited, thoughtless post.


Life is Good!
Jeff
 
Jeff Starr wrote to Bill Sornson:
> So, you're calling me an idiot? If I had bottom posted, so you knew
> what I thought was delusional, then you would of had to go to the
> bottom of the message, just to read my one sentence.


Your premise is faulty, that is, that the entire contents of the
previous message would need to have been posted.

Learn to trim your posts.

--
John Miller
email address: domain, n4vu.com; username, jsm
Surplus (FSoT):
New Conn V1 double trumpet case, no logo
Tektronix 465B oscilloscope
 
Jeff Starr wrote:
> On Tue, 28 Sep 2004 05:52:46 GMT, "Bill Sornson"
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Jeff Starr wrote:
>>> Can you say delusional?

>>
>> Can you say idiot?
>>
>> Bill "notice anything missing now???" S.
>>

>
> So, you're calling me an idiot? If I had bottom posted, so you knew
> what I thought was delusional, then you would of had to go to the
> bottom of the message, just to read my one sentence. Sure I could of
> cut part of it, but by leaving the whole message, it really shows how
> delusional he is.
>
> Actually though, it was a quick reply to a useless, misplaced post,
> that I thoght would get no replies.
>
> It took reading your other post, to be sure who you were calling an
> idiot. I would guess, taken on its own, your post is as poorly done as
> mine was. I don't think that makes you an idiot, just unthinking and
> inconsiderate. I have been known to throw out an insult or two, but I
> don't do it with out being provoked or unless I have taken offense to
> a mean spirited, thoughtless post.


Jeff, I never mentioned your top-post in my reply to you. What was
/idiotic/ was leaving the entire 17KB lunatic rant intact, when you easily
could have deleted all but a smattering of it to get your point across.
Sorry if you took offense at my pointing this out; I was trying to emulate
your posting style. (I suppose I could have said "Can you say waste of
bandwidth?" to have been a bit gentler.)

Bill "and yes, if you'd left all that and bottom-posted your 4-word remark,
my sentiment would have been the same" S.
 
John Lewis wrote:
> The biggest shocking news on Earth
> ----------------------------------
>
> JOSEPH FERRANTE, THE MUSICIAN THAT THE BEATLES BLOCKED FOR 13 YEARS
> ===================================================================


Is he related to the 'old dear' who complained of her dear old grandmom's
cookie recipe being stolen by a multibillion dollar cookie factory ?

I miss those old "bag-o-shite" newsgroup posts!

Richard.
 
Jeff Starr wrote:
> Can you say delusional?
>

Can you say trim? Geez Louise, you don't need to repeat all 375 lines!
 
On Wed, 29 Sep 2004 08:21:10 -0500, Pat Lamb
<[email protected]> wrote:

>Jeff Starr wrote:
>> Can you say delusional?
>>

>Can you say trim? Geez Louise, you don't need to repeat all 375 lines!


When replying to an on topic post, I always trim, I choose to leave
the whole message.
I'm not going to get into a pissing contest, over something so minor.
What I don't understand is how the length of that message, caused you
any difficulty. On my PC it comes right up and is easily deleted.

I'm sorry I created such problems, it wasn't my intention. If you are
concerned about my posting style, I suggest you reread all of my posts
and then determine if I need to refine my posting style.

Say hi to Louise for me;-)


Life is Good!
Jeff
 
Jeff Starr wrote:
> On Wed, 29 Sep 2004 08:21:10 -0500, Pat Lamb
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Jeff Starr wrote:
>>> Can you say delusional?
>>>

>> Can you say trim? Geez Louise, you don't need to repeat all 375
>> lines!

>
> When replying to an on topic post, I always trim, I choose to leave
> the whole message.


Jeff, if one person says you've got a tail, you can just laugh it off and
assume they're strange.

If a second person comments on your tail, you can just think there's
something in the water today.

If a third person tells you "nice tail", it's time to turn around and look!

Bill "a little tail tale for ya" S.