By Dan Grigor I grew up on the guitar. Got my first one, a toy, at 4 years old and my first real one a year later. It was a thing of beauty. My dad bought it for me. It was handmade in Spain and it came with free flamenco guitar lessons in the Bronx. […]
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Never Forget. Never forget that for some people 911 isn’t about politics or conspiracy, it isn’t about hate or war. Never forget that for some people it is a very intimate day of sorrow. Never forget that families are missing pieces. Dads are gone, Uncles are gone, Brothers are gone, Moms and Sons, Daughters and
Subscribe to our YouTube Channel Click here for the lyrics We’ve been posting this on Fark.com for seven years now. The comments are an amazing study in fatherhood. It has been called “cathartic” by many. It has become “a thing.” Get it off your chest. Say the things you would have, could have, should have
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Have you ever changed a boxcar door on a train? I have. For a while there, about a thousand years ago, I worked on the “rip track” for the Rock Island Railroad. I was young and full of cheap beer. I had a rock and roll band and we played Foghat covers on the weekends.
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Here’s this year’s FARK thread. Click the link below to join in! For the sixth year in a row: What would you say to your Dad today? Dear Daddy, Wow, our sixth year. Reading through the Fark threads again and, once again, amazed at the results. It seems it is a good thing. Let’s do
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I would be speechless if I wasn’t so struck by the images of all the flags lining the route. With our tech now, we see more and more of these horrific images from around the world. Today the images are from here at home. The hate, for reasons real or imagined, fuels a fire we
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