D3 for LU

No man's an island and his castle isn't home

No sense in sitting there hating everyone

Find yourself some fun

Jump up, look around

But I must insist it's true

It's an old expression

That I must impart to you

And I have a lesson

Oh that is what I call myself

He said, my name's the teacher

Heard him ringing on my bell

Well the dawn was coming

Another Jethro Tull tune... From their 3rd studio album Benefit TEACHER D3

But I have to admit... my first BIG concert was on the Bicentennial July 4th 1976! I was stationed at NAS Millington for training (USMC, Airwing)... and a bunch of my Marine buds went over to Memphis State football stadium to see an all day into the evening concert that started w/ The Outlaws (Green Grass & High Tides... remember that jam?), Blue Oyster Cult (THEY were awesome!) Lynyrd Skynyrd w/ the original members prior to the crash... OH yeah! And finishing it ALL off was ZZ Top as the headliner act. Pretty much 2+/ 3+ hour sets w/ stage changing in between. We walked out before midnite when it was all done... got our monies worth! Ahhhh... that's not too shabby, eh? D3

It's been quite awhile since I went to a big name concert... apparently one needs to take out a loan EVEN TO GET YOUR TUSHIE INTO THE "cheap seats." Recently, I went w/ my two younger brothers and sister-in-law to see The Machine @ the Newton Theater in NJ (American Pink Floyd Tribute band.) last month. Pretty awesome... though we were all in agreement that they could've lower the bass mixing a bit. (I swear, some of the crowd, w/ sparse hair on top of their heads had their hair strands waving up & down w/ the beat !) But, of course, nothing beats the original... as I saw Pink Floyd at the LI Coliseum for The Wall Tour. THAT was REALLY Awesome! D3

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Gosh... apologies to you, Antitroll! Completely bypassed your corrections to OMW by accident. (No harm, no foul... but, I must add a correction as Chris' last name is AYRES vs Ayers. But, of course, folks have been tripped up over his last name repeatedly. We live & learn.) D3

... let's just overlook what Superman's lineups could be and maybe... just maybe, focus a little bit more, on the Jimmy Olsen lineups from time to time? (tanxs very much, fb, for the acknowledgement of LEHIGH... the JIMMY OLSEN's of the wrestling world. ) D3

I definitely notice that the above listings were past & established wrestlers consisting that 1-2 punch in the lineups. But can I put forth a potential 1-2-3 punch in next season's LEHIGH lineup? Sheldon Seymour (6th/125) @ 125 Ryan Crookham (3rd/133) @ 133 and Luke Stanich (5th/125) @ 141 It's been awhile since LEHIGH had such a potential start (IF the dual starts at 125) in a dual like they do now. (Huzzah!) D3

A " small" correction there, OMW... Newton HS in Sussex Co. NJ + Blair Academy(PG?) Dist. champ & Reg. runner-up... so he qualified for the NJSIAA state tournament. https://www.njherald.com/story/sports/high-school/wrestling/2019/01/22/newton-s-ayres-shaping-pride/4155747007/ But I laud you for picking up on Chris's accomplishment for LEHIGH! My late wife and yours truly were in attendance at PENN ST/Bryce Jordan Arena in 1999. to witness Chris getting AA honors (6th). His losses were all close bouts (5-3 to runner up Clint Musser Penn St QF... 4-3 in the consi-SF to Bryan Snyder of Nebraska who finished 4th... and Minnesota's Chad Kraft, 2-1 in the 5/6 bout.) Bonus (IF my memory of it was correct... ) was that Chris, after getting his medal on the podium, proposed to his then GF and future wife, Lori. What a way to end your collegiate career, eh? D3

Crypto? Do you mean that Yanni's Bitcoin account is UP? D3

Bob Dylan... from the Infidels album Neighborhood Bully D3

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