it's really not necessary to yell "freebird" more than one time during a show. maybe its not even necessary to yell it once. not sure, but this lends some insight: http://ask.yahoo.com/20070607.html
some jackass kept yelling it last night at bob. good lord dude. give it up. it's just not funny.
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est. 1976 :) ramblings of a buck wild sociologist
est. 1976 :) ramblings of a buck wild sociologist
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- I recently graduated with my Ph.D. in Sociology and I'm still trying to get used to the fact that I'm done with school forever. I've been teaching in my first faculty position since August 07, which is going well. Not sure what's next on the horizon, but I know I will figure it out. Currently, I'm living back in Iowa and readjusting to life in the Midwest. In general, I'm pretty laid back, funny, and open minded. Love movies, playing golf, takin' it easy with friends, drinking coffee, writing in my journal, road trips, traveling, beer, wine, and white russians, and monkeys. :) Hmmm...what else? I miss being close to friends who are far away, but it has been nice meeting new people and being closer to family. I think those are the basics. :) Thanks for reading.
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I love how this happens everywhere. Like Hong Kong. At a hole in the wall bar with some non-descript guy with a guitar on a stool... your average wanker walks by and yells "Freebird". And, since it's very near the escalators and there are a boat load of people on the escalators at 8pm on Friday night, every 4th person it seems just must do this. If there is anything more irritating than hearing "Freebird" screamed inside the bar, it's getting it from people passing by outside. All I gotta say is "free the bird shot".
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