I've known for a while that you attended DePaul Univesity, College of Commerce. As an alum of that institution, I've wanted to ask you "What's the graveyeard of American business?" Your answer will tell me whether of not we had the same teacher.

YEAH DEPAUL...sorry, had to chime in as a current student of DePaul, College of LA&S

This was such an odd question that I had to ask Ray. He has no idea what the graveyeard of American business is, but he does want to know the answer!
Dave

The answer is "Inventory". I guess he didn't have Mr Muldoon for Finance when he was at DePaul. Those of who had Muldoon would have groaned because he said it so often. We also used to refer to him as "Toody" after the two characters on "Car 54 Where Are You?"

Ray's ideas on Make Love not War are a whole lot better anyway.

Reddog

why is robbie more talkative than ray at the end of a concert?

I am curious about the Mojo Risin' mystery. Can you ask Ray if Jim told him that some person would contact the Door's business office with the solution to a puzzle. The night that Jim was extracted from under the bed, after consuming a religious dose of acid, he added the Oedipus verse to "The End." Of course, the band was fired from the 'Whiskey A Go Go' that night. Jim used the Oedipus lyric as a vehicle to house a snippet of horse whispering. The End is reported to be a framework for an ever changing set of lyrics. That night Jim hit upon a lyric with a double meaning. The odd lyrics seem mundane if you use a dictionary on them. However, if one can hear the mimetic double, then that person can claim the title of 'Mr. Mojo Risin.' "The End" is an Ohmage (SP) to the "Story of the Missing Persons." Poetryman123

Interesting!