Club Q Q107-Loyalty Club (Southern ON Only) v3

[maggierocks]

i have a tiny rant.... you know I buy my kids rather expensive clothes. they like the brand name and the qualitly is usually worth it.... Well I got my son a pair of Volcom jeans $105.00, i washed them for the 10 time since I got them and the darn metal waist button comes apart and falls off. I called the store and they asked me if I washed them done up?? I said not sure I usually don't check. Sooo they tell me that they could not be repaired or replaced unless I paid for them??????
Did anyone know that you are supposed to do up all buttons before washing..?
I am P.O'd. Going to call the company. My son has everything from socks to underwear, tsirts and hoodies made by them.. Darn even his snowboard jacket.
If don't get some satisfaction, they will be hearing my name alot.
Just goes to show. Quality even with expensive reliable brands sucks....
Off my platform now... ahh that feels better.

[FlyGuy123]

Okay, my kid has landed safely at Charles De Gaulle, so I can go to bed now and stop staring at the flight tracker.

I wondered why you were up so late! I'm in the business but I do that too when my family is travelling. It's not out of fear, I just want to make sure they don't end up landing somewhere else, which does happen sometimes because of weather, a sick passenger or a technical problem with the airplane. Flight diversions can be a major pain.

[ic_ou812]

a good morning to the Q zoo...

[maggierocks]

what, i never said nothin

You warped too?.. yeah we can start a club

[crazyredneck]

You warped too?.. yeah we can start a club

it must be the music, should have listened to my mother

[maggierocks]

it must be the music, should have listened to my mother

In my case it was a wicked misspent youth... still haven't grown up

[crazyredneck]

pfww inflate

[mizzsazzyazz]

I would never leave you behind no matter how many men were chasing you ... or stalking you lmao. not sure how many are going this time. My son will be here today from Alberta.

They are driving said weather was very bad in Thunder bay

Not sure yet, If I can get out. Being that I was just a little trashed the last time.....Hubs wasn't too impressed. He did however send you many thanks for getting me home. I usually get my own way so we'll see.
if you want to do the car pool thing again, I think he be easy to talk into it. He trusts you!!!!!!

[mizzsazzyazz]

And if the men get drunk enough you can put a bunch of diapers on them lmao ..

and you always take them back if they out grow them

That sounds great... diapers are one thing you can never get enough of...just like beer

You should shake things up a bit and bring a bag of depends for the poker game... never have to leave the poker table....

[Wallie]

good morning all

who called for the snow?

[maggierocks]

I would never leave you behind no matter how many men were chasing you ... or stalking you lmao. not sure how many are going this time. My son will be here today from Alberta.

They are driving said weather was very bad in Thunder bay

LOL LOL LOL I am sooo bad... It's up to you. If you have room great, if not no worries... I do have extra tickets if you need them..I did have a total blast. Just like a little kid let out alone for the first time!!!!!
Just let me know!!! I cannot see myself getting a Go train home, I could end up anywhere. .

Oh I hope you son makes it allright!!!

[WolfDio]

1955

April 17
Fats Domino's "Ain't That a Shame", which Billboard erroneously lists for months as "Ain't It a Shame", is released on Commodore Records. It will rise to the top of the Billboard R&B chart and #10 on the Pop chart, becoming the first of 37 Top 40 hits The Fat Man will have over the next eight years.

1960

April 17
Rock and Roll pioneer Eddie Cochran was just 21 years old when he was killed after the car in which he was riding blew a tire, then hit a lamp post. Cochran enjoyed hits with "Summertime Blues", "C'mon Everybody" and "Sittin' in the Balcony". Gene Vincent, who recorded "Be Bop A Lula" in 1956, and Cochran's fiancée, Sharon Sheeley survived the crash.

1961

April 17
Paul Revere and the Raiders' first US chart hit, "Like Long Hair" tops out at #38 on the Billboard chart.

1965

April 17
The Beach Boys' "Help Me Rhonda" is released, featuring rhythm guitarist Al Jardine on lead vocal. The song will become the group's second Billboard #1.

April 17
Cannibal And The Headhunters entered the Billboard chart with "Land Of 1000 Dances", which would climb to #30. Wilson Pickett's version of the same song would reach #6 the following year.

April 17
RCA and LearJet Corporation announce the development of the combination 8 track tape player and car radio that become available in next Fall's new cars.

1966

April 17
"Wild Thing" by The Troggs is released. Adults hate it, the UK music trade paper Record Retailer dubbed it "A most curious record..." but by June, it will be number one in the US and number two in the UK.

1969

April 17
Bob Dylan's former backing group, simply known as The Band, make their first stand alone appearance at the Fillmore West in San Francisco.

1970

April 17
Paul McCartney releases his first solo album, officially ending his days with The Beatles, just as the group's single "Let It Be" reached #1 in America.

April 17
While performing at the White House at the invitation of President Richard Nixon, Johnny Cash is asked to perform "Okie From Muskogee". Cash declined because it was not his song, but had been a hit for Merle Haggard. Instead, Cash sang his number one hit, "A Boy Named Sue". It is not known if Nixon recorded the concert.

1971

April 17
Three Dog Night's "Joy to the World" hit the top of the US singles chart for a six week stay. It made #24 in the UK. The record became the best selling song of the year in the US, beating out Rod Stewart's "Maggie May". Hoyt Axton, son of "Heartbreak Hotel" author, Mae Axton, wrote the song.

April 17
All four former Beatles have solo singles on the UK chart: Paul McCartney: "Another Day", Ringo Starr: "It Don't Come Easy", John Lennon, "Power To The People" and George Harrison: "My Sweet Lord".

April 17
The Doors' "Love Her Madly" is released. It would become the band's 7th Billboard Top 40 single, reaching #11.

1973

April 17
Pink Floyd receives a Gold album for "The Dark Side of the Moon", one of Rock's landmark albums. The LP remained on the charts for 741 weeks from 1973 to 1988, longer than any other album in history and has sold an estimated 45 million copies.

1974

April 17
Vinnie Taylor, guitarist with the Rock 'n Roll revival band Sha Na Na, died from a drug overdose.

1983

April 17
Felix Pappalardi, bassist for the group Mountain, who had a hit in 1970 with "Mississippi Queen", was shot and killed by his wife Gail Collins when they argued over his long-standing affair with a younger woman. She was convicted of criminally negligent homicide and sentenced to four years in prison. Felix was 43.

1987

April 17
Carlton Barrett, drummer for Bob Marley and the Wailers, was shot and killed outside his home in Kingston, Jamaica. Barrett's widow, her lover and an accomplice were charged with murder two weeks later.

1993

April 17
David Bowie went to the top of the UK album chart with "Black Tie, White Noise", his eighth UK #1 LP.

1998

April 17
Linda Eastman McCartney, wife of former Beatle Paul McCartney, died while vacationing with her family near Tucson, Arizona. She had been diagnosed with breast cancer in 1995. Paul was at her bedside, speaking to her when she passed away.

2008

April 17
Danny Federici, the longtime keyboard player for Bruce Springsteen, whose stylish work helped define the E Street Band's sound on hits from "Hungry Heart" through "The Rising", died of cancer at the age of 58.

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