Truck Stop Woman by Will Dockery and Henry Conley
Will Dockery
>
> they say energy can not be destroyed, it only exists in other forms, i.e.
> supposedly when we die, we may not necessarily be in the form of what we
> consider our "spirit" or "soul" as a living being, but some part of us
> continues to exist, perhaps on another plane not noticeable to us as humans.
Sounds plausible enough... anyway, here's one of the two song-poems we
created last night. Comments and critique welcome, as usual.
Pistolshots On Buford Highway
Moonshine across the bay
I'm on the night shift
what can I say.
Here they come wandering
pranksters and children,
at the powerlines off Buford Highway.
We come a-wassailing
through the mist.
Ever-loving darling,
cupid decieved.
I clean my gun... on Buford Highway.
I don't know what it is
but it doesn't seem right.
I look in the mirror
and I'm still the same height.
If you come wandering,
through the mire...
at the bog on Buford Highway.
I like what you said
from 6000 miles awy
I sit here and dream... on Buford Highway.
A sketch of your cold black eyes.
A sketch of your...
Moonlight across my house
sign of the big key still outside.
If you come a shuffling
and think you know my name,
some old phonebooth on Buford Highway.
Pistol shots
while we're stopped at the light,
Visualize the scene of Buford Highway.
Spectral, on Buford Highway.
Words - Will Dockery
Music - Gene-0 Woolfolk Jr. and Henry Conley
© 2008
--
Fadaway Encounter by Dockery and Conley
http://www.myspace.com/willdockery
Dale Houstman
Will Dockery wrote:
> "Dennis M. Hammes" wrote:
>
>>they say energy can not be destroyed, it only exists in other forms, i.e.
>>supposedly when we die, we may not necessarily be in the form of what we
>>consider our "spirit" or "soul" as a living being, but some part of us
>>continues to exist, perhaps on another plane not noticeable to us as humans.
>
>
> Sounds plausible enough...
No it doesn't. the logical gap between "energy cannot be destroyed" and
"some part of us continues to exist, perhaps on another plane not
noticeable to us as humans" makes the Grand Canyon into a sidewalk
crack. Nobody can doubt that the "parts" of us do not cease to exist:
this is guaranteed beyond mere plausibility. But the idea that because a
billion scattered particles of what once constituted a "self" still
exist, that "self" still exists is ridiculous. You take a radio, smash
it into a trillion small particles, and where is the radio? It has
ceased to exist. This is where the phrase "the sum is greater than its
parts" really comes home to roost. A human being is NOT a set of atoms,
nor a vaguely defined idea of "energy" but a unique combination. Once
that combination is damaged beyond a certain point (and the point might
be debatable: are you you without two legs, any limbs, your eyes, your
head?), but utter death is utter death. And the addition of lame
mystcism attempting to disguise itself as science ("on another plane not
noticeable to us as humans") is not only rather dense, it also is a cop
out on the notion of knowledge: if we - as humans - are incapable of
noticing someting, it - for all intents and purposes - does not exist to
be proved or disproved: it is a fantasy.
dmh
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
"Will Dockery" <will.d...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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"Dennis M. Hammes" wrote:
>
> they say energy can not be destroyed, it only exists in other forms, i.e.
> supposedly when we die, we may not necessarily be in the form of what we
> consider our "spirit" or "soul" as a living being, but some part of us
> continues to exist, perhaps on another plane not noticeable to us as
> humans.
Sounds plausible enough...
I love how you edited out the other part, let me put it in, rephrased since
I can't recall exactly what you cowardly snipped.
"Unfortunately, science still isn't sure what happens to stupid."
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
"Dale Houstman" <dm...@skypoint.com> wrote in message
news:488F9F2...@skypoint.com...
Let me guess...you're still a little sensitive about that transporter
accident on the Enterprise?
(It wasn't Scotty's fault that you were beamed up with only one testicle)
Dennis M. Hammes
Like headless worms and headless chickens, Dockery can still shit.
As for the other, I was already a dance instructor when I read Yeats'
assert an inability to tell the dancer from the dance, and thought it
a bit naive.
In the one intersection that makes a simile of it, he has a point,
but it isn't extensible, as it slides immediately into the claimed
inability to distinguish a verb from its noun.
--
-------(m+
~/:o)_|
Illiteracy and stupidity fight to the death every day.
Trouble is, they breed first.
http://scrawlmark.org
Will Dockery
That's what makes things interesting, we're all free to believe what
we want to believe.
''The dream means what you /want/ it to mean...'' -Ellen Speyer
In the space of the week Henry Conley, Gene-0 Woolfolk, Riley Yielding
and myself have written 4 new ones, crossing into some interesting
genres from ''art-rock'' to a cornball country waltz... great fun from
this side of the fence. Come join us tonight at the Loft and see if
you agree... bring your 3-D sunglasses.
1. Deskclerk at the Courtyard
2. Falling from Grace
5. Cheshire Bridge Road
4. Pistolshots on Buford Highway
--
Truck Stop Woman by Dockery-Conley
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXA4jekz_xk
Will Dockery
Write and perform?
Yes, now more than ever... four new ones will debut tonight, I'll post
the gilm here fo ya.
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
> In the space of the week Henry Conley, Gene-0 Woolfolk, Riley Yielding
> and myself have written 4 new ones, crossing into some interesting
> genres from ''art-rock'' to a cornball country waltz... great fun from
> this side of the fence. Come join us tonight at the Loft and see if
> you agree... bring your 3-D sunglasses.
>
Christ, aren't you bad enough in 2-D? Who wants vomit to leap out at their
face?
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
No.
But belch and stagger?
Whine and post-edit?
Complain and threaten to sue?
Stagger and swear?
Drink and drive?
Annoy and aggravate?
Vomit and pass out?
Trip and fall?
Forget to flush and accidentally stain himself?
(those might be more accurate)
Dennis M. Hammes
Hey, it's only the red and the green bits.
(The rest just slides along the floor with him in the middle, as
usual.)
Will Dockery
> >> churn of atoms in the human body - nerve cells, which are supposed to
> >> be constant through our lives, are repeatedly producing and discarding
> >> the molecules and atoms of which they are composed: the myelin sheath
> >> you posess today is not the one you were born with. Even the dna
> >> chains which pass through the generations are constantly being
> >> repaired, renewed, recycled within their nucleic membranes.
>
> > I must say "so?" Of course the compex organization that constitutes a
> > "self" has the wherewithal to reproduce itself (well - parts of itself)
> > throughout life, with modulations. This dopesn't speak to the idea that
> > the "self" (or any "self") survives death. wherein all those marvelous
> > reiterations with variations cease.
>
> >> Our shape is fluid, our flesh just a trick away from falling apart. I
> >> steal the carbon from the breath of people surrounding me as we
> >> commute to wherever; I breathe in their spleens and gonads and
> >> adrenaline shocks and make them my blood, my brain, my ever-sloughing
> >> skin. I was the newspapers discarded on the floor and will be the
> >> mould growing in the corners of the poorly washed windows; somewhere
> >> in my head I realise we are all as one, travelling in chains and bonds
> >> through the dark tunnels towards a fresh creation of light.
>
> >> It's the poetry of life, innit!
>
> > All of this is (sorta) true, and none of it speaks to the notion that
> > "self" survives death. No doubt, you are breathing in parts of Genghis
> > Khan at this moment, and you can construe this as a type of bio-poetry
> > of the IDEA of continuation, but Genghis is long since dead beyond
> > repair, and that errant atom that may have passed through his yak
> > buttered kidney no more holds a spark of what he was then than does one
> > electron from a long-forgotten ploughman from England carry any portion
> > of the unique (and fleeting) construct that was Piers...
>
> Sorry - your words hit a vein of poetic thought in me and before I could
> help it I'd typed too much to stop and ... well ... I'll clean up the
> mess. Promise.
>
> I like the idea of continuation, though I know nothing will survive me
> beyond the atoms - and even they're abandoning me faster than should be
> allowed. Sometimes, the need for the comfort of belief becomes
> overwhelming (at such times I'm tempted to seek out fortune tellers and
> spiritualist churches); most of the time I can live with the knowledge
> of the oblivion that shall follow my last breath.
The Art will remain.
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
> The Art will remain.
>
You don't have any to leave behind. You aren't even worth the effort it
takes to cremate someone.
Will Dockery
> Will Dockery wrote:
>
> > The Art will remain.
>
> Whether the 'Art' remains or not is irrelevant on all scales of
> possibility. Oblivion is not a state between dream and sleep; it is
> non-existence. Whether my 'Art' continues to entertain (or bore) others
> once I am dead is of no concern to me. I won't know, or care, because I
> won't be capable of knowledge or thought following the last breath. *I*
> will not be: my atoms will move on to new adventures without knowing or
> caring about what they were once part of. How can they? They're atoms -
> spin and position and mass and energy, nothing more.
>
> See, only the now pertains. Only the here matters.
To you, which I have no problem with.
Without yesterday, next week, et cetera, the Art would be...
different.
Falling from Grace
Her eyes matched the shabby sepia hotel
the waitress told us the cream had a funny smell.
So we opted for black
before the ride back
to the city.
Mallard duck, mandolin, county fair
Ferris wheel wind
blows back her hair.
Falling from grace
it's a long way down there.
Ten years ago, man in a balloon
he went up high
and he fell to his doom.
All the while he was yelling
it wasn't pretty.
Everybody knows you've been cheating
wipe that smile from your face.
Everybody says I've been sober
Don't cry boy, you know what you done.
All I know is that I gotta turn it loose
three weeks now
and I'm headed for the noose.
Falling from grace it's a pity.
They think they're fixing
the world through fear
but they're out there
and I'm still in here.
So it goes by so fast
before the ride back
to the city.
Words - Will Dockery
Music -Riley Yielding & Henry Conley
© 2008
Dennis M. Hammes
Jever notice how when a dog takes a shit, he always turns around and
Critiques it before he wanders off to create the next "work"?
Dockery could leave a really-huge pile of "work" if he didn't
spend months (years, even) Critiquing each little pile for us, making
Absolutely Certain we knew it was /his/...
Will Dockery
Dennis M. Hammes wrote:
> Dale Houstman wrote:
>
> > full of wit when they tumble from your mind, but - somehow - when they
> > reach the pavement, they shatter into nonsense. Nothing of what you
> > tossed out above actually addresses the notion that "self survives
> > death" nad - at several points - it seriously avoids making sense even
> > of its own irrelevancies.
>
> "Self" doesn't "survive death," it doesn't even "survive" going to sleep.
Nah, that's bullshit.
''Self'' continues into the dreamstate and not only ''survives'', but often
thrives.
--
God's Toybox by Dockery and Beck
http://www.myspace.com/shadowvilleallstars
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
"Will Dockery" <doc...@knology.net> wrote in message
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>
> Dennis M. Hammes wrote:
>> Dale Houstman wrote:
>>
>> > Dennis, I imagine all these words sound and look so good and crammed
>> > full of wit when they tumble from your mind, but - somehow - when they
>> > reach the pavement, they shatter into nonsense. Nothing of what you
>> > tossed out above actually addresses the notion that "self survives
>> > death" nad - at several points - it seriously avoids making sense even
>> > of its own irrelevancies.
>>
>> "Self" doesn't "survive death," it doesn't even "survive" going to sleep.
>
> Nah, that's bullshit.
>
> ''Self'' continues into the dreamstate and not only ''survives'', but
> often
> thrives.
Spoken like a typical alcoholic drug abuser.
Dennis M. Hammes
You'll hafta excuse him. He is not perceiving some of his
perceptions, therefore God Told Him.
Understand, he does /not/ study Descartes' "Discourse on Method."
He studies its effect on the toedully encrapulated "Surrealists."
(I.e., he eats shit for the flavor, not the Theory.)
Will Dockery
>
> Dockery could leave
You first.
the14thdisciple
i'm Sure this is as thoughtfully-written as much of yoar other stuff,
Will, but with all that chattering in the background it's hard to make
out! Any chance you could re-record it (in a more acoustically-
friendly setting) so's we can hafe the chance two appreciate it more
fully?
love Forom 14
Will Dockery
>
> i'm Sure this is as thoughtfully-written as much of yoar other stuff,
> Will, but with all that chattering in the background it's hard to make
> out! Any chance you could re-record it (in a more acoustically-
> friendly setting) so's we can hafe the chance two appreciate it more
> fully?
>
> love Forom 14
Yes, we recorded a version last month at Larry Rose Studio for release
on a CD this fall, with Doug Conley on bass, John Phillips on drums,
and Gene Woolfolk on flute along with Henry and me... a really good
version which will most likely appear here after the CD is released.
Thanks for the interest, and if you'd like to drop me a note with your
mailing address I'd be happy to mail you an advance copy of the
recording for possible review -
Will Dockery
P.O. Box 7394
Columbus Georgia 31909
I call the video linked below a ''rough draft''... this performance
was filmed the day after we wrote it, in fact.
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
"Dennis M. Hammes" wrote:
>
> Dockery could leave
You first.
Don't let the door hit you in the cloaca on the way out, Duckery.
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
"the14thdisciple" <the14th...@littleboxes.nl> wrote in message
news:3d9b506d-b686-4aa8...@8g2000hse.googlegroups.com...
Why not just put an angry cat up to your ear and hit yourself over the head
with a dinner plate? Same effect.
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
On Aug 8, 5:17 am, the14thdisciple wrote:
>
> i'm Sure this is as thoughtfully-written as much of yoar other stuff,
> Will, but with all that chattering in the background it's hard to make
> out! Any chance you could re-record it (in a more acoustically-
> friendly setting) so's we can hafe the chance two appreciate it more
> fully?
>
> love Forom 14
Yes, we recorded a version last month at Larry Rose Studio for release
on a CD this fall,
HA HA AH HA HA HA HA HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Dennis M. Hammes
No, he really did, but it'll never be seen again.
Larry put it in the Witless Protection Program.
Will Dockery
> Orson Wells as CitizenCain wrote:
>
> >news:06540f38-c54b-48c4...@d77g2000hsb.googlegroups.com...
> > On Aug 8, 5:17 am, the14thdisciple wrote:
>
> >>i'm Sure this is as thoughtfully-written as much of yoar other stuff,
> >>Will, but with all that chattering in the background it's hard to make
> >>out! Any chance you could re-record it (in a more acoustically-
> >>friendly setting) so's we can hafe the chance two appreciate it more
> >>fully?
>
> >>love Forom 14
>
> > Yes, we recorded a version last month at Larry Rose Studio for release
> > on a CD this fall,
>
I have your mailing address, so I'll send you a copy for review, if
you'd like, Uncle Hammy.
On Aug 9, 4:40 am, Pepe Papon wrote:
> On Fri, 8 Aug 2008 10:44:26 -0700 (PDT), piedpiper wrote:
> >On Aug 8, 11:33 am, waltbrad wrote...
>
>> > The music can be heard: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTU1ZvdUH2A
>
> >> I thought it was pulled. Are you that desperate for attention that you
> >> have to put on this big boo-hoo-hoo about keeping your song private,
> >> only to post a link to it?
>
> >> Sheessh.-
>
> >Obviosly you have a problem understanding or didn't follow the link.
> >The "Toxin" vid was pulled, I recorded my playing my music and then
> >posted it along with shots from 9/11/2001. This is a songwriting
> >group and I am writing about his claim to "implied consent".
> >Furthermore, PD Wilson is using other groups to continuously slander
> >my name. As far as being desperate for attention, if that was the
> >case. I would have posted the vid to my myspace.com page and sent it
> >out to everyone, but I didn't. My sole purpose was to discuss this
> >moron's claim to "implied consent."
>
> I'm no lawyer, but from what you wrote here, I'm pretty confident in
> saying that "implied consent" is nonsense.
I don't know anything about ''implied consent'' or whatever, but I
know that as soon as Gene made it clear that he wanted his music
erased, I insisted that this be done.
Here's a column I wrote about the piece back in September of last
year, right after the video was made, which I know that Gene saw. He
didn't say anything about having the video erased at that it, but if
he had I would have made sure that this would have been done...
To The Magic Store by Will Dockery
A short column this month to make space for an important ---and
missing--- couple of art pieces:
On July 18 2003 Albert Woolfolk was murdered. He was last seen alive
at Coach's Corner Sports Bar with two individuals on a Wednesday
night, where he was driven home in his car. Taken at the time of the
killing were two art pieces, one of which is "Two Setters" by the
Belgian artist Dansardt, an engraving from the early 1900s. Anyone
seeing or knowing the location of these art works please contact the
CPD:
http://www.columbusga.org/police/WoolfolkArt.html
Lyrics to the newest Shadowville Installation song-poem, available on
YouTube in video form:
Toxin on Glass
Conversation at a wind chill minus twenty-five
midnight on a bus stop bench somewhere in the
Druid Hills; twenty-four years gone since
you're a woman now
Fascination with the lives of others remains
daylight searing through a crack in the sky
like blue kashmir
like a toxin on glass
like a culture on a slide
fragile shells just crumbled away
-Maxwell, Woolfolk, Frankfurth & Dockery
This was in September of last year, when Woolfolk and Wilson were
still friends of mine. The focus quickly turned from making music to
other issues, and about a month later Wilson and I parted ways, while
Wilson and Woolfolk remained friends, hanging around and travelling
together on a daily basis. During this time I don't know if they
discussed the video, since from late November 2007 until May 2008 I
had no contact with Wilson, due to death threats he'd made against me
to a third party... the cause of my choice to sever ties with him in
December. Gene never spoke of it to me during this time.
In May of 2008, I had a meeting with P.D. Wilson at Gene Woolfolk's
house, where he apologised for the events of the year before, and we
buried the hetchet. A week or so later, Gene contacted me with his
desire to have his music removed from the video, and at the same time
he contacted Wilson.
I was then and am now of the opinion that when Gene decided he didn't
want his music on the video, then it should be removed. When the video
was made, I'm sure there was no malicious intent, though... it was a
musical experiment using the work of friends, Gene-0's piano track, my
vocals, et cetera, that went wrong. I said then and say now, erase the
track, apologize for the mistake, and move on to something productive.
My wish is to remain friends with Gene, and in fact have collaborated
on several new pieces of music-poetry since these events, working with
Henry Conley, I've offered my apologies for my involvement in this
fiasco, and feel that since the track no longer exists, the matter is
resolved from my side of the fence.
Likewise, since the rift between me and Wilson was resolved in May, I
don't want to be in the middle of his current fued with Woolfolk...
just as Woolfolk didn't become involved in my dispute with Wilson last
year.
I look forward to any feedback on this from both Gene Woolfolk and
P.D. Wilson, but these are the facts as I know them.
Will Dockery
"Dennis M. Hammes" wrote...
>Dale Houstman wrote:
>
>>Dennis, I imagine all these words sound and look so good and crammed
>>full of wit when they tumble from your mind, but - somehow - when they
>>reach the pavement, they shatter into nonsense. Nothing of what you
>>tossed out above actually addresses the notion that "self survives
>>death" nad - at several points - it seriously avoids making sense even
>>of its own irrelevancies.
>>
>>"Self" doesn't "survive death," it doesn't even "survive" going to sleep.
>
Yet he still manages to nail you for the bugfuck you are, Uncle Hammy.
--
Truck Stop Woman by Dockery and Conley
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXA4jekz_xk
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
> bugfuck
Still having fantasies about sex with praying mantises, I see.
(hey, it's YOUR logic, nimrod)
Will Dockery
"Orson Wells as CitizenCain" wrote...
>
> > bugfuck
>
> Still having fantasies about sex with praying mantises
No surprise, after all they're close to your size... heh.
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
>
> "Orson Wells as CitizenCain" wrote...
>>
>> > bugfuck
>>
>> Still having fantasies about sex with praying mantises
>
> No surprise, after all they're close to your size...
So with your sad post-editing and mangled reading abilities, are you saying
that you're having fantasies about fucking me?
Sorry Duckery...I love birds and all, but I'm not into psychopathic poultry.
Go find someone else to quack your love to.
Will Dockery
>
Feel free to stop obsessively sniffing behind me whenever you want, pal.
--
"Wobble" by Will Dockery & Henry Conley
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVIF2-qWIUc
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
> "Orson Wells as CitizenCain" wrote...
>>
>> Go find someone else
>
> Feel free to stop
...calling you a loser? Nah.
Will Dockery
>
>> Go find someone else
>
> > Feel free to stop
>
Didn't think so, so obsess on, Dink.
--
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
> "Orson Wells as CitizenCain" wrote...
>>Will Dockery wrote...
>>
>>> Go find someone else
>>
>> > Feel free to stop
>>
>
> Didn't think
"We know."
Parnello's Pizza
>
> Really? Your own "democracy" requires that "there can be no doubt
> that the Law is whatever Will Dockery Wants," and I'd say that makes
> him smarter than you out of your own mouth and argument.
Well, I dunno about all that, but here's the studio recording of
'Truck Stop Woman'' for someone who requested it... on Gene Woolfolk's
webpage, Go to the player about halfway down the page:
http://musicincolumbus.ning.com/profile/GeneWoolfolkJr
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I'll be embedding it elsewhere somewhere soon, that's a sample, for
now...
buzzp...@gmail.com
It's not about the sucking it's about the trill of it all!!!
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
"Parnello's Pizza" <opb...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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"Dennis M. Hammes" wrote:
>
> Really? Your own "democracy" requires that "there can be no doubt
> that the Law is whatever Will Dockery Wants," and I'd say that makes
> him smarter than you out of your own mouth and argument.
Well, I dunno about all that, but here's the studio recording of
'Truck Stop Woman'' for someone who requested it...
Who the hell would do something as stupid as that?
> on Gene Woolfolk's
webpage, Go to the player about halfway down the page:
Eat it.
Dennis M. Hammes
> On Jul 29, 4:52 pm, Dale Houstman <d...@skypoint.com> wrote:
>
>>Will Dockery wrote:
>>
>>>"Dennis M. Hammes" DID NOT rpt DID NOT wrote:
>>
>>>>they say energy can not be destroyed, it only exists in other forms, i.e.
>>>>supposedly when we die, we may not necessarily be in the form of what we
>>>>consider our "spirit" or "soul" as a living being, but some part of us
>>>>continues to exist, perhaps on another plane not noticeable to us as humans.
>>
You wanna snip something, Willy, snip your willy.
At the neck.
>>>Sounds plausible enough...
>>
>>No it doesn't. the logical gap between "energy cannot be destroyed" and
>>"some part of us continues to exist, perhaps on another plane not
>>noticeable to us as humans" makes the Grand Canyon into a sidewalk
>>crack. Nobody can doubt that the "parts" of us do not cease to exist:
>>this is guaranteed beyond mere plausibility. But the idea that because a
>>billion scattered particles of what once constituted a "self" still
>>exist, that "self" still exists is ridiculous. You take a radio, smash
>>it into a trillion small particles, and where is the radio? It has
>>ceased to exist. This is where the phrase "the sum is greater than its
>>parts" really comes home to roost. A human being is NOT a set of atoms,
>>nor a vaguely defined idea of "energy" but a unique combination. Once
>>that combination is damaged beyond a certain point (and the point might
>>be debatable: are you you without two legs, any limbs, your eyes, your
>>head?), but utter death is utter death. And the addition of lame
>>mystcism attempting to disguise itself as science ("on another plane not
>>noticeable to us as humans") is not only rather dense, it also is a cop
>>out on the notion of knowledge: if we - as humans - are incapable of
>>noticing someting, it - for all intents and purposes - does not exist to
>>be proved or disproved: it is a fantasy.
>>
>>dmh
>
>
> It's not about the sucking it's about the trill of it all!!!
Will Dockery
>
> news:09af4784-b549-40a0...@k7g2000hsd.googlegroups.com...
>
> "Dennis M. Hammes" wrote:
>
> > Really? Your own "democracy" requires that "there can be no doubt
> > that the Law is whatever Will Dockery Wants," and I'd say that makes
> > him smarter than you out of your own mouth and argument.
>
> Well, I dunno about all that, but here's the studio recording of
> 'Truck Stop Woman'' for someone who requested it...
>
> Who the hell would
Someone, I forgot who, did... I'll scroll upthread and find them,
shortly.
If you don't like it, feel free to go find something you do like.
--
Truck Stop Woman by Dockery-Conley (studio version):
http://musicincolumbus.ning.com/profile/GeneWoolfolkJr
Archie Leach
>"Dennis M. Hammes" wrote:
>>
>> Really? Your own "democracy" requires that "there can be no doubt
>> that the Law is whatever Will Dockery Wants," and I'd say that makes
>> him smarter than you out of your own mouth and argument.
>
>Well, I dunno about all that, but here's the studio recording of
>'Truck Stop
(cue Vikings at the table at the diner)
SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM
SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM
SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM
SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM
SPAMMITY SPAM [...]
Will Dockery
>Will Dockery wrote:
> >"Dennis M. Hammes" wrote:
>
> >> Really? Your own "democracy" requires that "there can be no doubt
> >> that the Law is whatever Will Dockery Wants," and I'd say that makes
> >> him smarter than you out of your own mouth and argument.
>
> >Well, I dunno about all that, but here's the studio recording of
> >'Truck Stop
>
> (cue Vikings
Hello, Archie... thanks for the comment, and what passes for critique
around here.
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
> "Orson Wells as CitizenCain" wrote:
>>Will Dockery wrote:
>>
>> news:09af4784-b549-40a0...@k7g2000hsd.googlegroups.com...
>>
>> "Dennis M. Hammes" wrote:
>>
>> > Really? Your own "democracy" requires that "there can be no doubt
>> > that the Law is whatever Will Dockery Wants," and I'd say that makes
>> > him smarter than you out of your own mouth and argument.
>>
>> Well, I dunno about all that, but here's the studio recording of
>> 'Truck Stop Woman'' for someone who requested it...
>>
>> Who the hell would
>
> Someone, I forgot who,
No surprise there. Drug and alcohol abuse has been known to affect memory.
Will Dockery
>
> news:5108aadc-9f77-4cdc...@k13g2000hse.googlegroups.com...
>
> >>news:09af4784-b549-40a0...@k7g2000hsd.googlegroups.com...
>
> >> "Dennis M. Hammes" wrote:
>
> >> > Really? Your own "democracy" requires that "there can be no doubt
> >> > that the Law is whatever Will Dockery Wants," and I'd say that makes
> >> > him smarter than you out of your own mouth and argument.
>
> >> Well, I dunno about all that, but here's the studio recording of
> >> 'Truck Stop Woman'' for someone who requested it...
>
> >> Who the hell would
>
> > Someone, I forgot who,
>
> No surprise there. Drug and alcohol abuse has been known to affect memory.
Yet in some ways can make the memories overwhelmingly vivid.
--
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
> "Orson Wells as CitizenCain" wrote:
>> "Will Dockery" wrote...
>>
>> news:5108aadc-9f77-4cdc...@k13g2000hse.googlegroups.com...
>>
>> >>news:09af4784-b549-40a0...@k7g2000hsd.googlegroups.com...
>>
>> >> "Dennis M. Hammes" wrote:
>>
>> >> > Really? Your own "democracy" requires that "there can be no doubt
>> >> > that the Law is whatever Will Dockery Wants," and I'd say that makes
>> >> > him smarter than you out of your own mouth and argument.
>>
>> >> Well, I dunno about all that, but here's the studio recording of
>> >> 'Truck Stop Woman'' for someone who requested it...
>>
>> >> Who the hell would
>>
>> > Someone, I forgot who,
>>
>> No surprise there. Drug and alcohol abuse has been known to affect
>> memory.
>
> Yet in some ways can make the memories overwhelmingly vivid.
>
spoken like a true idiot
Dennis M. Hammes
> "Will Dockery" <will.d...@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:ae2c3c31-ccdc-4300...@b1g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...
>
>>"Orson Wells as CitizenCain" wrote:
>>
>>>"Will Dockery" wrote...
>>>
>>>news:5108aadc-9f77-4cdc...@k13g2000hse.googlegroups.com...
>>>
>>>
>>>>>news:09af4784-b549-40a0...@k7g2000hsd.googlegroups.com...
>>>
>>>>>"Dennis M. Hammes" wrote:
>>>
>>>>>>Really? Your own "democracy" requires that "there can be no doubt
>>>>>>that the Law is whatever Will Dockery Wants," and I'd say that makes
>>>>>>him smarter than you out of your own mouth and argument.
>>>
>>>>>Well, I dunno about all that, but here's the studio recording of
>>>>>'Truck Stop Woman'' for someone who requested it...
>>>
>>>>>Who the hell would
>>>
>>>>Someone, I forgot who,
>>>
>>>No surprise there. Drug and alcohol abuse has been known to affect
>>>memory.
>>
>>Yet in some ways can make the memories overwhelmingly vivid.
>>
"The microphone is melting again...!"
>
>
> spoken like a true idiot
>
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
"Dennis M. Hammes" <scraw...@arvig.net> wrote in message
news:ga7ogq$i2l$1...@registered.motzarella.org...
> Orson Wells as CitizenCain wrote:
>
>> "Will Dockery" <will.d...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:ae2c3c31-ccdc-4300...@b1g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...
>>
>>>"Orson Wells as CitizenCain" wrote:
>>>
>>>>"Will Dockery" wrote...
>>>>
>>>>news:5108aadc-9f77-4cdc...@k13g2000hse.googlegroups.com...
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>>news:09af4784-b549-40a0...@k7g2000hsd.googlegroups.com...
>>>>
>>>>>>"Dennis M. Hammes" wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>>>Really? Your own "democracy" requires that "there can be no doubt
>>>>>>>that the Law is whatever Will Dockery Wants," and I'd say that makes
>>>>>>>him smarter than you out of your own mouth and argument.
>>>>
>>>>>>Well, I dunno about all that, but here's the studio recording of
>>>>>>'Truck Stop Woman'' for someone who requested it...
>>>>
>>>>>>Who the hell would
>>>>
>>>>>Someone, I forgot who,
>>>>
>>>>No surprise there. Drug and alcohol abuse has been known to affect
>>>>memory.
>>>
>>>Yet in some ways can make the memories overwhelmingly vivid.
>>>
>
>
> "The microphone is melting again...!"
"Help! The floor is trying to eat me again, and this time it looks REALLY
hungry!"
Will Dockery
>Will Dockery wrote:
>
> >>>>>>Really? Your own "democracy" requires that "there can be no doubt
> >>>>>>that the Law is whatever Will Dockery Wants," and I'd say that makes
> >>>>>>him smarter than you out of your own mouth and argument.
> >>>
> >>>>>Well, I dunno about all that, but here's the studio recording of
who,
> >>>
> >>>No surprise there. Drug and alcohol abuse has been known to affect
memory.
> >>
> >>Yet in some ways can make the memories overwhelmingly vivid.
>
> "The microphone is melting again...!"
Ah, the visuals...
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
> "Dennis M. Hammes" wrote:
>>Will Dockery wrote:
>>
>> >>>>>>Really? Your own "democracy" requires that "there can be no doubt
>> >>>>>>that the Law is whatever Will Dockery Wants," and I'd say that
>> >>>>>>makes
>> >>>>>>him smarter than you out of your own mouth and argument.
>> >>>
>> >>>>>Well, I dunno about all that, but here's the studio recording of
>> >>>>>'Truck Stop Woman'' for someone who requested it... someone, I
>> >>>>>forgot
> who,
>> >>>
>> >>>No surprise there. Drug and alcohol abuse has been known to affect
> memory.
>> >>
>> >>Yet in some ways can make the memories overwhelmingly vivid.
>>
>> "The microphone is melting again...!"
>
> Ah, the visuals...
>
Spoken like a true drug-abusing lush.
Parnello's Pizza
> > "Dennis M. Hammes" wrote:
> >>Will Dockery wrote:
>
> >> >>>>>>Really? Your own "democracy" requires that "there can be no doubt
> >> >>>>>>that the Law is whatever Will Dockery Wants," and I'd say that
> >> >>>>>>makes
> >> >>>>>>him smarter than you out of your own mouth and argument.
>
> >> >>>>>Well, I dunno about all that, but here's the studio recording of
> >> >>>>>'Truck Stop Woman'' for someone who requested it... someone, I
> >> >>>>>forgot
> > who,
>
> >> >>>No surprise there. Drug and alcohol abuse has been known to affect
> > memory.
>
> >> >>Yet in some ways can make the memories overwhelmingly vivid.
>
> >> "The microphone is melting again...!"
>
> > Ah, the visuals...
>
> Spoken like a true drug-abusing lush.
LSD to be specific... heh.
--
Last Dream Today by Dockery and Mallard:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSpYx8sSFP0
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
Dockery is proud of the fact that he used illegal and dangerous drugs. This
tells volumes about his character, if he had any.
Dennis M. Hammes
Said a drunken old Georgian whose jugs
Were crawling with chiggers and bugs,
"They ain't none of 'em real --
They jes' part of the deal
When you buys recreational drugs."
There was an old Georgian who drank
Anything he could pour in his tank,
But his victims all scored
When he fell overboard,
For he claimed he'd quit drinking, and sank.
Will Dockery
>"Will Dockery" wrote:
>> "Dennis M. Hammes" wrote:
>
> >> >> >>>>>>Really? Your own "democracy" requires that "there can be no
> >> >> >>>>>>doubt that the Law is whatever Will Dockery Wants," and I'd say that makes
> >> >> >>>>>>him smarter than you out of your own mouth and argument.
>
> >> >> >>>>>Well, I dunno about all that, but here's the studio recording of
> >> >> >>>>>'Truck Stop Woman'' for someone who requested it... someone, I
> >> >> >>>>>forgot who,
>
> >> >> >>>No surprise there. Drug and alcohol abuse has been known to affect
> >> > memory.
>
> >> >> >>Yet in some ways can make the memories overwhelmingly vivid.
>
> >> >> "The microphone is melting again...!"
>
> >> > Ah, the visuals...
>
> >> Spoken like a true drug-abusing lush.
>
> > LSD to be specific... heh.
>
> Dockery is proud of the fact that he used illegal and dangerous drugs. This
> tells volumes about his character
Sure, I've tried drugs, in fact most people of my generation have.
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
You dumb shit-eating son of a goat farmer. As usual, you simply don't get
it.
Will Dockery
"Dennis M. Hammes" wrote:
>Will Dockery wrote:
>
> >>>>they say energy can not be destroyed, it only exists in other forms,
i.e.
> >>>>supposedly when we die, we may not necessarily be in the form of what
we
> >>>>consider our "spirit" or "soul" as a living being, but some part of us
> >>>>continues to exist, perhaps on another plane not noticeable to us as
humans.
>
> >>
> >>No it doesn't. the logical gap between "energy cannot be destroyed" and
> >>"some part of us continues to exist, perhaps on another plane not
> >>noticeable to us as humans" makes the Grand Canyon into a sidewalk
> >>crack. Nobody can doubt that the "parts" of us do not cease to exist:
> >>this is guaranteed beyond mere plausibility. But the idea that because a
> >>billion scattered particles of what once constituted a "self" still
> >>exist, that "self" still exists is ridiculous. You take a radio, smash
> >>it into a trillion small particles, and where is the radio? It has
> >>ceased to exist. This is where the phrase "the sum is greater than its
> >>parts" really comes home to roost. A human being is NOT a set of atoms,
> >>nor a vaguely defined idea of "energy" but a unique combination. Once
> >>that combination is damaged beyond a certain point (and the point might
> >>be debatable: are you you without two legs, any limbs, your eyes, your
> >>head?), but utter death is utter death. And the addition of lame
> >>mystcism attempting to disguise itself as science ("on another plane not
> >>noticeable to us as humans") is not only rather dense, it also is a cop
> >>out on the notion of knowledge: if we - as humans - are incapable of
> >>noticing someting, it - for all intents and purposes - does not exist to
> >>be proved or disproved: it is a fantasy.
>
Given your fixation with the subject, it seems to be /all/ about your
sucking.
--
"God's Toybox" by Dockery-Beck:
http://www.myspace.com/shadowvilleallstars
Will Dockery
>"Will Dockery" wrote:
>> "Dennis M. Hammes" wrote:
>
>>>>>>>>>>Really? Your own "democracy" requires that "there can be no
>>>>>>>>>doubt that the Law is whatever Will Dockery Wants," and I'd say
that makes
>>>>>>>>>him smarter than you out of your own mouth and argument.
> >>
>>>>>>>>Well, I dunno about all that, but here's the studio recording of
>>>>>>>>'Truck Stop Woman'' for someone who requested it... someone, I
forgot who,
> >>
>>>>>>>>>No surprise there. Drug and alcohol abuse has been known to affect
memory.
> >>
>>>>>>>>Yet in some ways can make the memories overwhelmingly vivid.
> >>
>>>>>>> "The microphone is melting again...!"
> >>
>>>>>> Ah, the visuals...
>>>
>>>>> Spoken like a true drug-abusing lush.
>>>
>>>> LSD to be specific... heh.
>>>
>>> Dockery is proud of the fact that he used illegal and dangerous drugs.
> >
>
> You
Yes.
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
Narcisstic nitwit.
Will Dockery
>"Will Dockery" wrote:
>> "Dennis M. Hammes" wrote:
>
>>>>>>Really? Your own "democracy" requires that "there can be no
>>>>>>doubt that the Law is whatever Will Dockery Wants," and I'd say that
makes
>>>>>>him smarter than you out of your own mouth and argument.
> >>
> >>>>>Well, I dunno about all that, but here's the studio recording of
> >>
>> >>>No surprise there. Drug and alcohol abuse has been known to affect
memory.
> >>
>>>>>Yet in some ways can make the memories overwhelmingly vivid.
> >>
>>>>> "The microphone is melting again...!"
> >>
>>>> Ah, the visuals...
>>>
>>> Spoken like a true drug-abusing lush.
>>
>> LSD to be specific... heh.
> >>
> >> Dockery is proud of the fact that he used illegal and dangerous drugs.
> >
>
> You
Yeah, me and most people of my generation... and they were actually
affordable back then.
--
"God's Toybox" by Will Dockery and Dennis Beck:
http://www.myspace.com/shadowvilleallstars
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
You are such a sad, post-editing dullard. You truly would be better off
killing yourself.
Will Dockery
>Will Dockery wrote:
>
>>>Really? Your own "democracy" requires that "there can be no doubt
>>>that the Law is whatever Will Dockery Wants," and I'd say that makes
>>>him smarter than you out of your own mouth and argument.
>
>>Well, I dunno about all that, but here's the studio recording of
>>'Truck Stop Woman'' for someone who requested it... someone, I
>>memory, yet in some ways can make the memories overwhelmingly vivid.
>
>>"The microphone is melting again...!"
>
>>Ah, the visuals...
>
> Were crawling with chiggers and bugs,
> "They ain't none of 'em real --
> They jes' part of the deal
> When you buys recreational drugs."
Wow, bum trip, man.
--
4 new Will Dockery-Henry Conley recordings, "Twilight Girl",
"Shadowville
Speedway", "Truck Stop Woman" and "Sidewalk Spinner" online at:
http://www.myspace.com/willdockery
piedpiper
>
> >>>Really? Your own "democracy" requires that "there can be no doubt
> >>>that the Law is whatever Will Dockery Wants," and I'd say that makes
> >>>him smarter than you out of your own mouth and argument.
>
> >>Well, I dunno about all that, but here's the studio recording of
> >>'Truck Stop Woman'' for someone who requested it... someone, I
> >>forgot who. Drug and alcohol abuse has been known to affect
> >>memory, yet in some ways can make the memories overwhelmingly vivid.
>
> >>"The microphone is melting again...!"
>
> >>Ah, the visuals...
>
> > Said a drunken old Georgian whose jugs
> > Were crawling with chiggers and bugs,
> > "They ain't none of 'em real --
> > They jes' part of the deal
> > When you buys recreational drugs."
>
> Wow, bum trip, man.
Gill Smith
Do you deliver to England?
>>>>>>>>>>>-----------------------<<<<<<<<<<<
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=lzSPAl3l5tc
http://www.gillsmith999.plus.com/
>>>>>>>>>>>-----------------------<<<<<<<<<<<
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
"Gill Smith" <gill.sm...@googlemail.com> wrote in message
news:JvednX9Ston...@posted.plusnet...
> "Parnello's Pizza"
>
> Do you deliver to England?
Well he *is* a queen.
Dennis M. Hammes
Yabut he's not a real queen.
Whenever he hears "Pomp and Circumstance," he puts a pizza box on
his head and walks to the counter to receive his menu.
Will Dockery
> "Parnello's Pizza"
>
> Do you deliver to England?
Music and poetry delivery is available... click the link below.
--
4 new Will Dockery recordings, "Twilight Girl", "Shadowville Speedway",
"Truck Stop Woman" and "Sidewalk Spinner":
http://www.myspace.com/willdockery
Gill Smith
news:b2ff$48fc8b71$4b4c71e9$21...@KNOLOGY.NET...
> On Oct 19, 12:15 pm, "Gill Smith" wrote:
>> "Parnello's Pizza"
>>
>> Do you deliver to England?
>
> Music and poetry delivery is available... click the link below.
I'll have pizza and two cantos.
With anchovies.
Nothing on the pizza thanks.
Will Dockery
>
> > Do you deliver to England?
>
> Well he *is* a queen.
In your fantasies, obviously... heh.
--
4 new Will Dockery recordings, "Twilight Girl", "Shadowville
Speedway",
"Truck Stop Woman" and "Sidewalk Spinner" online at:
http://www.myspace.com/willdockery
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
> "Orson Wells as CitizenCain" wrote:
>> "Gill Smith" wrote:
>>
>> > Do you deliver to England?
>>
>> Well he *is* a queen.
>
> In your fantasies,
In your own reality, Duckery.
Will Dockery
> "Will Dockery" wrote:
> >"Gill Smith" wrote:
>
> >> "Parnello's Pizza"
>
> >> Do you deliver to England?
>
>
> I'll have pizza and two cantos.
>
> With anchovies.
>
> Nothing on the pizza thanks.
Should I send these via air mail, since you're in England, am I right?
--
4 new Will Dockery recordings, "Twilight Girl", "Shadowville Speedway",
"Truck Stop Woman" and "Sidewalk Spinner" online at:
http://www.myspace.com/willdockery
> >>>>>>>>>>>-----------------------<<<<<<<<<<<
Parnello's Pizza
> Orson Wells as CitizenCain wrote:
> >>"Parnello's Pizza"
>
> >>Do you deliver to England?
>
> > Well he *is* a queen.
>
> Yabut he's not a real queen.
> Whenever he hears "Pomp and Circumstance," he puts a pizza box on
> his head and walks to the counter to receive his menu.
That may have happened on one of my drunker moments... heh.
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
"Dennis M. Hammes" wrote:
> Orson Wells as CitizenCain wrote:
> > "Gill Smith" wrote:
> >>"Parnello's Pizza"
>
> >>Do you deliver to England?
>
> > Well he *is* a queen.
>
> Yabut he's not a real queen.
> Whenever he hears "Pomp and Circumstance," he puts a pizza box on
> his head and walks to the counter to receive his menu.
That may have happened on one of my drunker moments... heh.
It's not a good thing to be proud of that, Dockery. You act like a goddamn
frat boy -- in reality you're nothing but someone badly in need of a
swirlie.