Tabishland

"Treasury of Golden Introductions," what a phrase that just rolls off the tongue. What I enjoy is how familiar all those names are, even after all these years.

Here's a question. Is that whole thing just not funny now, or was it not funny then, either?
 

You know, I remember in the mid-seventies, hair length was a big divide. So, my memory of Paul Long was that I thought he was not of the "long-hair" side of the aisle. So, I just thought he was a boring old uptight square. But I didn't really "get" people then. I only knew people from TV.

I remember in the mid-eighties seeing Adam Lynch in a bar in downtown Pittsburgh drinking many beers and then an hour later seeing him anchor the news.

Very "Anchorman." I wonder if he ever made up a song about Scotch. Stay Classy Pittsburgh!
 

I'm not sure why I felt the need to capitalize "Scotch."
 

There is another way to spell Scotch?
 

It's the capitalization that is in question, not the spelling.

What *I'm* not sure of is why you needed to comment on the fact that you capitalized it because no one probably would have noticed it otherwise.

I love the word "square" for boring old uptight people, I think we should bring it back.