The Argyle Sweater by Scott Hilburn for December 29, 2011

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    margueritem  almost 13 years ago

    Sad, sniff, so sad, yet beautiful…

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    sunnysrteet27  almost 13 years ago

    nice colors

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    jreckard  almost 13 years ago

    Johan quit only when his pen was baroquen.

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    jreckard  almost 13 years ago

    Hence his unfinished symphony.

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    Elaine Rosco Premium Member almost 13 years ago

    It was music to his ears.

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    Commentator  almost 13 years ago

    Now classical music is gross!

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    bubujin_2 Premium Member almost 13 years ago

    Pretty soon he’ll be singing ♫ Bach in the saddle again ♫

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    rockngolfer  almost 13 years ago

    At least he isn’t listening to Pachelbel’s Canon by himself.I would think that would be weird. (chick music)

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    ladamson1918  almost 13 years ago

    Brilliant.

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    DamnHappyChappy  almost 13 years ago

    The English translation of “bach” is “brook”. “Broke Brook Mountain” sounds nearly as funny as the original punchline.

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    SaraRundle  almost 13 years ago

    Now that’s funny. the movie was over hyped – this is the best pun on it that I’ve seen.

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    Packratjohn Premium Member almost 13 years ago

    “Anyone seen Franz Joseph?”“No, he must be Haydn….”

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    Dr Sheriff MB esq PhD DML   almost 13 years ago

    Baroque an’ Lonely Hearted….He bent Bach on a log,Thinking of the good timesStarted howlin like a dog…

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    runar  almost 13 years ago

    Arnold Schwarzenegger was teaching an acting symposium, and he said, “We will now improvise a scene in which some of you will play the parts of famous baroque composers.” He pointed at one young man and said, “You – you will be Antonio Vivaldi.” He pointed at another and said, “You – you will be Georg Philip Telemann.” He tapped his own chest and said, “And as for me, I’ll be Bach.”

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    Popeyesforearm  almost 13 years ago

    I’m bummed no one thought my rabbit-ear antenna pun was worthy of feedback, or just too late in the day. I usually can’t get here until noon Pacific time. You guys are long gone by then, mostly.As for today; If he was sittin’ 3 feet to his left he’d really had something to cry about!

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    Spyderred  almost 13 years ago

    As a former pianist, I have to say I had to reach 30 to begin to appreciate the Master, but then what a joy! The Toccata and Fugue in Dm is, IMHO, the finest, most exciting music ever written.

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    V-Beast  almost 13 years ago

    The one foot tall pianist reminds us to be careful what we wish for.

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    iced tea  almost 13 years ago

    Are those sad, whiny cowboy songs coming Bach?

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    Cartertoons  almost 13 years ago

    A hot cup of Rococoa is always nice by the fire.

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