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No way...we love him #1 DJ of all time.

ME TOO!!!

Happy Birthday Christian (with a CH)!!!

Hey Lena! Its Kristen. It was great to see you out as always! Loved the hat

Great night! Def nice to be back in DC haingin with everyone! I thought the music was on and off...but Dan def had an awesome opening set!!! Great to see some familiar faces and meet some new peeps...moto & teriaki...had a great time dancin with u guys. Thanks to Ed for the hospitality as always Ruth...great to see u babe!! Thanks for the passes sopha We can rendevous anytime;)

good thought:eek:

Congrats Walker!!!

they sure don't...cages = scary *shiver*

didn't you know it was plural...haha

He was trying to recover and save his ass...not working too well.

What a great news title...bahahahaha http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/nm/20030604/people_nm/people_manilow_dc LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Veteran singer-songwriter Barry Manilow (news), recently waking up disoriented in the middle of the night, walked into a wall and broke his nose, knocking himself unconscious, the entertainer disclosed on Tuesday. The accident occurred at his home in the desert resort of Palm Springs, California, just after Manilow had returned from a two-week stay in the seaside town of Malibu, where he was producing an upcoming album for his old boss, Bette Midler (news). Roused from a sound sleep thinking he was still in Malibu, Manilow got up and "veered to the left instead of the right and slammed right into the wall," he said in a statement released by his management company, Stiletto Entertainment. He passed out for four hours, and though he was not seriously hurt, the 56-year-old performer said the mishap left his nose quiet swollen. His sense of humor remained intact, however. "I may have to have my nose fixed, and with this nose, it's going to require major surgery," he said, referring to his famously prominent profile. The statement did not make clear exactly when the accident occurred. Manilow said he intends to finish work on the Midler album -- a tribute to the late Rosemary Clooney (news) -- as well as on his own two-disc live collection, "Two Nights Live." He also is going ahead with plans to begin rehearsals for an original stage musical with Bruce Sussman, "Harmony," scheduled to open in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, this fall, with a possible Broadway debut early next year. Starting out as a pianist, arranger and musical director for Midler in the early 1970s, Manilow became a solo sensation with a string of hits later that decade, including "Mandy," "I Write the Songs," "This One's For You," "Can't Smile Without You" and "Copacabana."

Thats the plan.

Got some extra love for me too?!?

you could always screw around today and most of tomorrow and turn it in tomorrow afternoon...still early making u look good

sure thing...see u there...lol:heart:

k. anytime babe.

Could not have said it any better myself.

I love that song

apparently u r confused raver...we r a JOKE and the Buzzboard is SERIOUS...haha. So says the message board aficionado and lover of . All bow down...

Thats cuz not all of us have a job where we have to take off every Friday for the entire summer...lol

Did you hear that everyone?...we are a joke...haha...lol And I thought you should def take a message board seriously.

:laugh:

Damn repairmen never come on time.

It would be even worse to go back to Monday