Cooper Temple Clause Spin @ Saint Ex!

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

Are you saying the Coopers are irregular, or are you saying they just don't have very many fans?
 
 

Originally posted by megs:
   i think at one point the ratio of regular people to band members was only 2 to 1. !

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

The regular people to band member ratio would have been 1:4, if we can count Bags as "regular".
 
 

Originally posted by Bagalicious Tangster:
 
 
 
 Thank frickin' god is wasn't Sloan...      

[megs]

i just meant that by the end of the night the crowd had diminished, and we were surrounded by band members. not a slight against the ctc or anyone else. i just don't think many people knew about the dj thing, otherwise i'm sure there would have been loads more people.

[sonickteam2]

thanks!! you can stop talking about it now!!!
 
   just kidding, i really dont ever care about meeting bands but that sounds pretty nifty.  meeting bands in that kind of environment...

[kurosawa-b/w]

Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
  Did he really use the word "amazing" or are you putting words in his mouth?
 
   

Originally posted by kurosawa-b/w:
  Ben of the Coopers said that the tour has been an amazing experience.
 
 

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He said amazing.

[Venerable Bede]

Originally posted by thirsty moore:
  That doesn't top the time I met my main man Steve Doocey at the Auto Show when I was 9.  Channel 4 News back in the day was off the chain.  Doreen Gentzler, Jim Vance, and some Steve Doocey laying down his commentary.  That was a line-up.

was doocey wearing one of his hawaiian shirts?

[thirsty moore]

I'm glad someone else here recognizes El Doocey.  Maybe you all thought that I forgot Susan Kidd.  Indeed, I did not!  She has certainly earned her place at the newsdesk and in the hearts of the public.
 
 

Originally posted by Venerable Bede:
 was doocey wearing one of his hawaiian shirts?

[helicon1]

Originally posted by Venerable Bede:
 was doocey wearing one of his hawaiian shirts?

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 Steve Doocy was the commencement speaker at my high school back in the day. At the time, it seemed like a very odd choice.