"Don't Ask Me Why" by Billy Joel
Previously
"Stop! The Love You Save (May Be Your Own)" by Jackson Five
"Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing" by Marvin Gaye
"Swing The Mood" by Jive Bunny And The Mastermixers
"Flander's Fields" by Big Head Todd & The Monsters
"Corduroy" by Pearl Jam
"Plateau" by Nirvana
Favorites
Pearl Jam
, Mother Hips
, Ben Harper
, G. Love
, AC/DC
, Alan Jackson
, The Killers
Are you ready for the Olympics?
You can help our country
join the United Beer Drinking Team
Are you ready for the Olympics? You can help our country join the United Beer Drinking Team
Aug 27, 2003 - In: Pop Culture
I would like to officially say I hate the Warriors front office.
They have completely screwed the team once again.
The fans were finally getting excited about the team. Possibly they could have made a run at the 8th playoff spot.
Now they will not win more that 20 games and be last place again.
Good Job.
I would like to officially say I hate the Warriors front office. They have completely screwed the team once again. The fans were finally getting excited about the team. Possibly they could have made a run at the 8th playoff spot. Now they will not win more that 20 games and be last place again. [...]
Aug 22, 2003 - In: Sports
The Amazing Barry Bonds does it again.
Once again, extra innings, Bonds homer.
Giants 4, Braves 3 — 10 innings
Giants sweep the Braves!
The Amazing Barry Bonds does it again. Once again, extra innings, Bonds homer. Giants 4, Braves 3 — 10 innings Giants sweep the Braves!
Aug 22, 2003 - In: Sports
Found my families coat of arms
Origin Displayed: French
Spelling variations include: Albert, Alber, Alberte, Albers, Albaire, Albair, Alb�re, Alberre, Albairre, d’Albert, d’Alber, d’Alberte, d’Albers, d’Albaire, d’Alb�re, d’Alberre and many more. First found in Bourgogne, where the family were anciently seated from very early times.
Some of the first settlers of this name or some of its variants were: Johan Jacob Albert settled in Philadelphia in 1753; John Jacob Albert settled in Maryland in 1763; Michael Albert settled in Lancaster in 1719; Joseph Alber settled in Philadelphia in 1746.
UPDATE: I found another coat of arms and my grandparents say the name comes from Germany.
Found my families coat of arms Origin Displayed: French Spelling variations include: Albert, Alber, Alberte, Albers, Albaire, Albair, Alb�re, Alberre, Albairre, d’Albert, d’Alber, d’Alberte, d’Albers, d’Albaire, d’Alb�re, d’Alberre and many more. First found in Bourgogne, where the family were anciently seated from very early times. Some of the first settlers of this name or some [...]
Aug 6, 2003 - In: personal
