How FZ's Cancer REALLY Came About.....
The old geezer
Gore
expressed admiration of Mr. Zappa's music. I really believe that this
fact
weighed heavily on Frank's mind for years. Now it's a *medical fact*
that most
human ailments are *stress/worry* related....I believe that all this
concern
began to take its toll on Frank's physical well being. This is
probably also
the REAL reason why Frank stopped the 1988 tour.....he didn't want to
take the
chance that his music would influence any future Al Gores....
prostate cancer
followed......the rest his history........
Food for thought during Fear & Loathing 2010!!!!
The Old Geezer
ND: PBR w/shots of Jamesons Irish Whiskey
NP: Truth & Beauty - Steve Roach
FZfan
Martin Gregorie
> The old geezer schreef:
>> ND: PBR w/shots of Jamesons Irish Whiskey NP: Truth & Beauty - Steve
>> Roach
>>
>>
> WTF?
Excess Jamesons.
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mysteryroach
> Excess Jamesons.
>
> --
> martin@ | Martin Gregorie
> gregorie. | Essex, UK
> org |
no such thing.
Martin Gregorie
Sure there is. Even Sainsbury's own-brand Irish Single Malt is better.
So is Bushmills.
However, for real whisky-drinking pleasure give me Talisker....
mysteryroach
wrote:
actually, i'm more of a canadian fan myself. but i've never met a
whisky (or whiskey) that i haven't liked.
The old geezer
>> actually, i'm more of a canadian fan myself. but i've never met a
> whisky (or whiskey) that i haven't liked.
A wise old man once said: "There's no such thing as bad whiskey.
There are just some whiskeys that are better than others."
the old geezer
eelco janzen
In the last part of the book "World Guide to Whisky" (1987 by Michael
Jackson (!)) the Japanese whiskies are described as excellent but
perhaps missing some of the complex taste.
I have never tried one, anybody ?
VVV
eelco
Zut boF
Frank Zappa is not Dead!!
ZaPGuZ
I got a 15 year old whiskey called Suntory for my birthday and
it was one the best I ever had. Once in Scotland in a small village
I drunk one that was better. Bye Zapguz
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Bill
<54a77267-1ba2-4a30...@k9g2000vbl.googlegroups.com>,
In 1990, his doctor(s) estimated that the cancer had been growing for
8-10 years.
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Bill
pbuzb...@yahoo.com
> In 1990, his doctor(s) estimated that the cancer had been growing for
> 8-10 years.
I've heard stories that FZ was beginning to have symptoms (difficulty
urinating) around 1981.
Pat Buzby
Chicago, IL
Strictly Commercial
> Frank Zappa is not Dead!!
No? He sure smells funny.
Rollo
David Z
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Pat Buzby
Chicago, IL
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Pat, do you know when he first saw a doctor about it? And when he was first
diagnosed, etc?
Les Cargill
Frank Zappa
> On Jan 2, 4:54 pm, mysteryroach <jayz...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> >> actually, i'm more of a canadian fan myself. but i've never met a
> > whisky (or whiskey) that i haven't liked.
>
> A wise old man once said: "There's no such thing as bad whiskey.
Jack Daniels, Jim Beam , Southern Comfort etc...
Martin Gregorie
> The old geezer wrote:
> http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/8102.php
Always ask about cooties!
Les Cargill
> On Sun, 03 Jan 2010 19:09:37 -0500, Les Cargill wrote:
>
>> The old geezer wrote:
>> http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/8102.php
>
> Always ask about cooties!
>
>
Those fears you had in second grade? THEY WERE JUSTIFIED!
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Les Cargill
Martin Gregorie
Only some of them. I ain't blind yet.
mysteryroach
yeah, i forgot about southern comfort. my dad used to drink that shit.
i got into it one time as a teenager and to this day i can't even look
at a bottle of it.
David Z
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That's the best explanation so far.
Martin Gregorie
Speaking of furrin whisky (or whiskey), Wild Turkey is easily my
favourite American whiskey. I don't really know Japanese brands, though
Suntory seems quite drinkable.
If you want to drink real liquid ordure, try Nepali or Indian whisky. I
have indelible memories of Nepali KAT 29 and White Horse brands.
The old geezer
> "Les Cargill" <lcargil...@comcast.net> wrote in message
>
> That's the best explanation so far.
No it's not. My theory is.
The old geezer
Martin Gregorie
Surely that depends on how stressed out you get about giving your wife
the clap, her working out how she got it and what she might do after she
works it out?
We know that bringing a dose home didn't stress Frank. In TRFZB he says
he sent her out to get his n' hers courses of pills and that she grumbled
a bit but still went and got 'em.
The old geezer
wrote:
>
> We know that bringing a dose home didn't stress Frank. In TRFZB he says
> he sent her out to get his n' hers courses of pills and that she grumbled
> a bit but still went and got 'em.
Perhaps that is why she still hasn't released the Roxy DVD.
TOG:
NP: Fever Dreams - Steve Roach
ND: Jamesons Irish Whisky & Some cheap beer I got for Xmas!
Martin Gregorie
> On Jan 4, 5:10�pm, Martin Gregorie <mar...@address-in-sig.invalid>
> wrote:
>>
>> We know that bringing a dose home didn't stress Frank. In TRFZB he says
>> he sent her out to get his n' hers courses of pills and that she
>> grumbled a bit but still went and got 'em.
>
>
> Perhaps that is why she still hasn't released the Roxy DVD.
>
Que? Ain't no marmalade or toast on it to give her.
Ulp! Sorry, wrong band. (slinks away in the frost-bright night).