Looks relatively inexpensive (yeah right!)

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Having great fun cruising my new Bentley Continental GT. See:
http://www.bentleymotors.com/Corpora...spx?infid=1523

No, actually I have been cruising the airwaves with my new Icom
IC-7700 and having great fun. See:
http://www.ab4oj.com/icom/ic7700/main.html
upgrading from my IC-756PROIII is like upgrading to a Bentley =
orgasmic!

Gee dad,,, it's a Wurlitzer!
cuhulin

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Gee dad,,, it's a Wurlitzer!
cuhulin

Stan Freberg's bit about the ballroom floating away.

Lawrence Welk,,,,,,,, Will somebody please turn off the bubble machine!
cuhulin

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Lawrence Welk,,,,,,,, Will somebody please turn off the bubble machine!
cuhulin

Stan Freberg making fun of Lawrence Welk:

"Freberg's musical parodies were a byproduct of his collaborations with
Billy May and his Capitol Records producer Ken Nelson. With his 1957
spoof of TV "champagne music" master Lawrence Welk, "Wun'erful!
Wun'erful!", Freberg had a true parody partner with May, a veteran big
band musician and jazz arranger. To replicate Welk's syrupy sound, May
and some of Hollywood's finest studio musicians and vocalists worked to
clone Welk's musical mediocrity, right down to bad notes and timing
mistakes. Billy Liebert, a first-rate accordionist, copied Welk's
accordion playing. Welk denied he had ever said, "Wunnerful,
Wunnerful!", yet it became the title of Welk's autobiography (Prentice
Hall, 1971). In his parody record, the orchestra is overwhelmed by the
bubble machine and eventually floats out to sea."
-wikipedia