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TomL's 8th Annual Fucking BBQ

When: Saturday May 29th, 2010
Time: 2PM till When The Fuck Ever
Where: Centreville, VA

Gonna change it up a bit this year, we will still have all the BBQ favs with an added touch. The menu will consist of the following.............

TomL's Louisiana Gumbo :interestingstuffronnie
St. Louie Spare Ribs with Blaine Hill Sauce
Sweet Virginia Chicken Breasts
Hot Sausage with Peppers, Onions and Batman Sauce
Mom's Potato Salad
Mom's Macaroni Salad
Boston Baked Beans
Snacks
Chilled Shrimp
Tuna Spread with Onion and Egg on French Baguette Bread
Italian Pretzels
Crackers
Chips and Salsa
Paris Hilton's Pee Pee (just seeing if your paying attention) :kissmyass :paristhong

I will supply all the food. Please bring what you want to drink. :pullanolte Please bring your own cooler for beverages as fridge space will be Nil. All I ask is that you PLEASE sign in so I know how much food to prepare. Let's Drink..........to the Salt of The Earth..................

So Far.......................
TomL
LadyJaneRO
Nanky
Mindy

If you are coming please sign in on Dougs board so I only have to track one source. Under you don't know whats going on.

This is NOT to be missed my fellow RO'ers.
TomL is a fantastic host and a wonderful cook.

Always a great time.
This will be my SIXTH annual trip to Sweet Virginia for Memorial Day.

I'll pass on Paris' Pee Pee you mental case.

LJ.

wikk you be spinning the new exile and bonus disc stuff...

we have a suprise that can not be disclosed until after. Paris finally answered my e-mails.

Edith Grove wrote on Apr 26^th, 2010 at 7:02pm:

What's a Fucking BBQ ?

Is it anything like an Ass Beer ?

http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s209/leepullen/new_orleans_marathon-huge_ass_beer.jpg?t=1272326476

I'm sure it's pretty close....Can't make it out to sweet virginny Tom.....But EG,their is a good chance I will be heading your way. Developing....Quickly. 8-)

Kin's- her pussy will be the buffet line.........................

sweetcharmedlife wrote on Apr 26^th, 2010 at 9:21pm:

Edith Grove wrote on Apr 26^th, 2010 at 7:02pm:

What's a Fucking BBQ ?

Is it anything like an Ass Beer ?

http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s209/leepullen/new_orleans_marathon-huge_ass_beer.jpg?t=1272326476

I'm sure it's pretty close....Can't make it out to sweet virginny Tom.....But EG,their is a good chance I will be heading your way. Developing....Quickly. 8-)

Yeah, my travel opportunities are rather limited as well, but let me know if you come on down!

TomL , you are a madman. When you stole that cow, and your friend tried to make it with the cow. I want to party with you, cowboy. If the two of us together, forget it.
:weed :-/ :booze

TomL wrote on Apr 26^th, 2010 at 9:51pm:

Kin's- her pussy will be the buffet line.........................

You might enjoy that, but it's not my idea of a tasty treat, however..... if there are any MEN on the menu I'll come to the BBQ for sure! :P

Another year goes by again kins. I understand. If you want men ellen you got em.

TomL wrote on Apr 27^th, 2010 at 10:29am:

If you want men ellen you got em.

OK I want em, you serving them up on the buffet line????
:-* :-* :P :P ;D ;D

ah kins put a side of collard greens next to that and weed be whistling dixie.

so you in or out ellen?

Nanky let's see if Joey comes, if so you might want to make that call.

Exile in Virginia.......................got to scrape that shit right off your shoes...............

Voo- book a flight to arrive early May 28th (Thrusday) and return on Tuesday June 1st. If you do you will get this....... :perverted :smoking :interestingstuffronnie :kissmyass :forfucksake :blankfriggingstare1 :nanker :pullanolte :Youmakeagrownmancrylikejoey :paristhong

WOW!!! What an offer, impossible to resist!

:willya

I'm going to quote the flight just to see if I can afford it

Have you heard the news?
Can afford no shoes!

We are re-creating Exile in one day. Lord help us all. I will even make a shoe phone for you.

Tell that great human being that Captain Sway said hello.

TomL wrote on May 2^nd, 2010 at 5:08pm:

We are re-creating Exile in one day. Lord help us all. I will even make a shoe phone for you.

I have just been enlightened as to the crazed planning going on in Sweet Va by our Nanky and Sai.
If ANY of you are on the fence, TRUST ME. This is one party you do NOT want to miss.
I'm just sayin....................................................................

LJ.

Vault Sealed. :pullanolte

I am embarrassed that having lived so close to Tom, that i was never able to make it...

but this year would be so cool with the "New" stuff coming out in a few days!!!

Here's to another day/nite of wonderment and righteous activity!!!

:booze :booze

Don't be PA. :wtf1

VOO last call for the VA train. Exile in Sweet Fucking Virginia...................... :smilemick :wow :smilebrian

click clack kins..........

Tom, I won't go, I'm dying to meet you all there but the night before I have to go to the Paul McCartney show with my daughters and I paid big bucks for great seats, I have never ever seen Paul and I don't give a fuck if I see him or not but my daughters are really enthusiastic. With the money I paid for the tickets I can go to Sweet Virginia and pay all the expenses, I do prefer to be there rather than seeing Paul and SOBER!!!

:wtf3 :Youmakeagrownmancrylikejoey :blankfriggingstare1

I understand my friend. But have to think about your thought process. I will acept you wishes..........

Hope he does paper back wrighter...................

" the night before I have to go to the Paul McCartney show with my daughters and I paid big bucks for great seats, I have never ever seen Paul "

Voodoo ........

You make Joey smile .

I have seen Paul six times in concert ( ...... the most recent being six weeks ago at the " Up & Coming Tour " Opener in Glendale , AZ ) and he friggin ROCKED !!!!

A Three Hour show with no pee break ( Forty - two songs with twenty - two of them Beatles Numbers ) . Your children and yourself will leave this gig with a smile on your face :) !!!!!

Oh , and the tee shirts are so cool !!!!

" Hit Me Ronnie ! "

J' Lo

Thanks Joey

Let me know the setlist, please

I'm dropping by unannounced

" Thanks Joey

Let me know the setlist, please "

Sure :

http://www.azcentral.com/thingstodo/music/articles/2010/03/29/20100329paul-mccar tney-review-glendale.html

" Paul McCartney kicks off tour with wild night in Glendale

" With apologies to Ringo Starr, the Beatles' legacy couldn't have hoped to be in better hands at this late date than Paul McCartney's.

Forty years after the breakup, the former Beatle most likely to pack an arena launched his latest solo tour in Glendale on Sunday night with a three-hour set at the Jobing.com Arena that found him more than willing and able to serve as the Beatles' ambassador to the 21st century.

He was nearing the three-hour mark when he blew the dust off a ferocious "Helter Skelter" for the second encore, screaming like he hadn't aged a day since 1968, before sending the crowd on its way with a spirited medley of "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)" and the "Abbey Road" classic "The End" (which brought the final count of Beatles songs to 22). And the only song that seemed to give him any trouble was the early Wings' hit "My Love," where he briefly struggled with the high notes. Everything else was amazingly strong and soulful, with his touring band staying just faithful enough to the original recordings without it seeming like a tribute show. Their most valuable player, other than McCartney, was drummer Abe Laboriel Jr., who proved himself a master of the tumbling Ringo drum fill while bringing a muscular sense of physicality to the table.

Wearing a collarless jacket obviously meant to conjure memories of the early Beatles, he kicked off the show with a well-chosen medley of Wings hits - "Venus and Mars," an abbreviated "Rock Show" and "Jet," the first of several songs that seemed to hold back just enough to really kick in at certain key moments.

The night's first Beatles song came next - an effervescent "All My Loving" that I'd like to think was in that spot because it was also the first song the Beatles performed in their debut appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show." He followed with another Beatles track, reaching back to "Revolver" for "Got to Get You into My Life," with the keyboard player handling all the horn parts while footage from The Beatles: Rock Band played out on the screen behind them.

For a show so firmly rooted in nostalgia, Sunday's concert wasn't shy about reminding fans that this particular legend is still out there making records. Five songs in, he went straight from "Revolver" to the Fireman's "Electric Arguments" for "Highway," a muscular rocker whose funky central riff was not that far removed from "Taxman" territory.

The set list blew off several years of major solo hits, in fact, to get to the recent material. The most recent Top 40 appearance in the set was the medley from "Venus and Mars." But we did get his latest recording, "(I Want to) Come Home" (from the Robert De Niro/Drew Barrymore movie, "Everybody's Fine"), in addition to "Dance Tonight" from "Memory Almost Full" and another the Fireman song, "Sing the Changes."

He did play five songs from his biggest post-Beatles release, 1973's "Band on the Run," though - the chart-topping title track, "Jet," "Let Me Roll It" (among the evening's more impressive vocals), a rollicking "Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five" (one of several tracks that made the most of his touring band's vocal harmonies) and "Mrs. Vanderbilt," an upbeat gem that somehow made its live debut two years ago in Kiev.

The other songs selected from McCartney's solo catalog were "Letting Go," a wistful "Every Night," the heartfelt Lennon tribute "Here Today," and a truly explosive rendition of "Live and Let Die," whose over-the-top pyrotechnic display McCartney later credited to a man named Shakey (for obvious reasons).

The rest of the night was devoted to the Beatles (unless you count that little Jimi Hendrix tribute with McCartney playing lead guitar over the groove to "Foxy Lady").

He didn't mess much with the early years. "All My Loving," "Yesterday," "Paperback Writer," "Day Tripper" and "I'm Looking Through You" were, in fact, the only the pre-"Revolver" tracks, while "Let It Be" got five selections, which is weird because McCartney's always had a problem with that album - especially Phil Spector's string arrangement on "The Long and Winding Road." What's weirder still is that he had his keyboard player do the Spector string arrangement on that song (which still sounds great).

"The Long and Winding Road," the title track and "Get Back" were all pretty obvious choices, but he also dusted off two songs that should've been hit singles - "Two of Us" and a scrappy rendition of "I've Got a Feeling."

Other highlights from the Beatles years included "Blackbird," which McCartney prefaced with an anecdote about how the classic acoustic riff had grown out of his and George Harrison's attempts at playing Bach; a ukulele-driven rendition of Harrison's "Something;" "A Day in the Life" (which segued into Lennon's "Give Peace a Chance"); a rollicking "Back in the U.S.S.R." and an encore performance of "Lady Madonna."

Throughout the night, McCartney's sense of showmanship was as loopy as ever. He's still the cute one that way. And he genuinely seemed like he'd have played another hour when he told the crowd, "There does come a time where we have got to go home. And strangely, it coincides with the time when you've gotta go."

Of course, by that point, he'd already given the audience everything a reasonable Beatles fan could look for in a rock show while making a case for himself as a still-vital artist whose recent work can hold its head high in the company of all those classics.

Set list:

"Venus and Mars/Rock Show"

"Jet"

"All My Loving"

"Got to Get You Into My Life"

"Highway"

"Let Me Roll It"

"Foxey Lady"

"Long and Winding Road"

"Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five"

"(I Want to) Come Home"

"My Love"

"I'm Looking Through You"

"Every Night"

"Two of Us"

"Blackbird"

"Here Today"

"Dance Tonight"

"Mrs. Vanderbilt"

"Eleanor Rigby"

"Something"

"Letting Go"

"Sing the Changes"

"Band on the Run"

"Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da"

"Back in the U.S.S.R."

"I've Got a Feeling"

"Paperback Writer"

"A Day in the Life/Give Peace a Chance"

"Let it Be"

"Live and Let Die"

"Hey Jude"

Encore:

"Day Tripper"

"Lady Madonna"

"Get Back"

Second encore:

"Yesterday"

"Helter Skelter"

"Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)/The End"

***** CONFETTI SHOOTS OUT FROM CEILING !!!!!!!! *********

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May the Good Lord Shower Paris's Pee Pee on me.................................... :areyoufuckingserious

Hopefully a day in hell will provide some pics.

Thanks Joey... the other day my daughter asked me about the setlist and I told her he doesn't play George or John songs and there are some there

Foxy Lady? The one by Jimi Hendrix? Oh my GOD :blankfriggingstare1 :blankfriggingstare1 :blankfriggingstare1

" Thanks Joey... the other day my daughter asked me about the setlist and I told her he doesn't play George or John songs and there are some there

Foxy Lady? The one by Jimi Hendrix? Oh my GOD "

That's right Voodoo !!!! : BEST MACCA YET !!!! :

"Foxey Lady"

"Something"

"Paperback Writer"

"A Day in the Life/Give Peace a Chance"

"Day Tripper"

"Yesterday"

"Helter Skelter"

"Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)/The End"

http://rocksoff.org/messageboard/YaBB.pl?num=1266896128/25#25

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Voodoo Chile in Wonderland wrote on May 16^th, 2010 at 7:29pm:

He samples a bit of it during Let Me Roll It. But I was at that Arizona show as well. Great show. You and your daughters will have a good time.....Maybe not quite as good as you would at Tom's....But close. :smilebrian

The long and winding road came on the radio, I changed to a couple of other stations, nothing was really on so I turned back to a long and winding road.

" The long and winding road came on the radio, I changed to a couple of other stations, nothing was really on so I turned back to a long and winding road. "

I would like to clutch you to me bosom and gently and sweetly stroke your young , moist , glistening , GLISTENING Some Guy forehead and just say , ......... well , ...... " Thanks " for being you's !!!!!

O'kins ! ™

At least Keith doesn't have a silly milk mustache.

I trust everyone had a fantastic time!!

Best to your sunday...I recommend Bloody Marys

Great pix! I love the "Welcome to Nankote Exile in Sweet Virginia" brilliant and coooool

:booze :smoking :perverted :pullanolte

looks like sai's barbaque got everybody roasted and toasted. sorry i could not make it mr wong as i had to go into philly to the tavern and have a birthday dinner with mom.

Love the pic of the five stooges.
So glad everyone survived another year at Sai's!

SweetVirginia wrote on Jun 6^th, 2010 at 8:55am:

Love the pic of the five stooges.
So glad everyone survived another year at Sai's!

I echo those sentiments, SV!

I am just wondering about the photos we didn't see!! ;D ;D

I expect you BOTH to mark your calendars for NEXT YEAR, SV and MEG!!!!!

Oh here is one ya'll might enjoy. Has that RO feel to it.
Nanky on the steps of the Supreme Court.

--NICE SHIRT!!!!!! lmao

Nice pix!

Forgot about the 5 Stooges!

:pullanolte

is that 5th picture what they loosely term a shit eating grin?

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