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It's hard to lose your first love. Especially to a woman.
Tommy would end up the lead singer for The Doobie Brothers he was from Visalia and went to Mt. Whitney High School as did I. He was a junior when I was a freshman. Obviously he was just another kid back then.
June Hall was...wow!...all the guys were after her, she simply had it and so much of it. Many nights there I was wacking off thinking of..my..June Hall. She had a totally amazing ass, it was as if God was asked to make the perfect ass, and there it was.
So here comes this Sadie Hawkins dance and who do you think she asks, yep...meI was the dancer and everyone knew that having won both 7th/8th grade dance contests with my partner Nancy Ensign.
Little did I know June just wanted to win the dance contest which we did, yep...I had been used.
The next day at school there she sits with Tommy, I was heartbroken. Took me hours to get over it.
To this day I can't stand The Doobie Brothers.
Last edited by Avante; 07-17-2013 at 04:06 PM.
It's hard to lose your first love. Especially to a woman.
I wasn't a big Doobie Brothers fan, but I do like this song.
^^Great tune
I don't talk to "real" gots.
Post Tommy Johnston days with the band.
I always prefered Tommy's singing...much like I preferred Terry Kath's singing in Chicago. There's a room in for singers who destroyed bands single-handedly. That room will be occupied by Michael McDonald, Peter Cetera, and Dennis DeYoung.
Yet you just can't help yourself.
This one's for you:
How dare you, sir.That room will be occupied by Michael McDonald, Peter Cetera, and Dennis DeYoung.
You sure worry a lot about other people, what gives?
What me worry?
I'll set 'em on fire myself.
I'll help you with Cetera And DeYoung if you spare McDonald.
Here's a trivia question:
What Van Halen song did Michel McDonald co-write?
It was something from "1984"...dammit can't remember which tune.
Templeman was was a producer on that album tho....he produced a couple of the early Doobies albums, didn't he?
A lot of them, yeah . . . and all of Van Halen's records (pre-Hagar), I think.
There was a that I had a crush on during my highschool time, she was a mav fan and she was also kind of the reason why I became a mav fan to begin with. We graduated and separated before I could initiate a relationship with her, nor did I want to, though... I mean I would've probably fallen into 's trap if 1-2 more years had been given, but thankfully it wasn't and I've never seen again ever since. Nonetheless, I don't even have an ounce of hatred on her. She's a mav fan and so am I, and the day when Dirk lifted the trophy in 2011 was the happiest day in both of our lives. The love for Mavs prevails over everything.
I often imagine that IF i were not a celibate and I had ended up getting married to that girl or any other one I loved deeply, would I coddle her up in a possessive manner or give her every freedom she wants like things went before we got married? I'm kinda tilting towards that latter. I mean, being a girl's husband doesn't grant you the right to deprive her of happiness and freedom, and if some other guy loves my wife as much as I do, I wouldn't mind sharing my girl with him as long as loves him too. In which scenario, you're no longer using your wife as a reproductive tool but treating her as a work of art, something that you admire from top of your heart. That's true love with total generosity and purity, no selfishness, and that's why Cully's novels are at another level from those traditional romantic novels tbh.
Michael McDonald>>>Tommy Johnston
Ok, we have a 4th for the room in .
Michael McDonald with Steely Dan? YES!! With the Doobies? Meh.
Cetera is a man that will fight for your honor.
Me and Carlos
It was around 1970 or so, me and some navy buddies are at a little bar in Hunters Point (bay area), we were there to decommission the USS Bole. As we sat there nursing our drinks we see this little mexican guy messing around with the equipment over at the bandstand, no doubt some worker. After another drink the little guy starts picking some cords on an electric guitar. He's checking things out. After a few minutes of pretty much racket he really takes off...........yep...Carlos Santana. After a good five minutes or so of jamming he comes over to the bar.
Bought us all a drink, nice guy.
I am an admitted McDonald homer.
det voice.......
You only deal with the "fake" ones that are in the closet like yourself? Like the ones that say "I'm straight! I just let the dude suck me off!" or "I put it in HIS ass! That doesn't make me gay!"
I'm fine with whatever you want to do. We can take things slow if you want to.
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