random3434
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Nope. Neil Diamond.
He is the Rhinestone Cowboy after all.
right?

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Nope. Neil Diamond.
man, I can't decide between the top three - Neil young was my gut instinct but I actually don't like his voice. I hated Neil sedaka when I was little but heard an interview with him and discovered he actually is pretty neat. And i can sing almost every Neil Diamond song.
I can't decide. Waaah.
So I googled (when in doubt google) and I found this neal that is definitely not my favorite: Have a listen.
Neal Byrne - Singer/Songwriter - Offical Web Site
I think I have to go with neil armstrong.
I have tried many drinks but never a rusty nail, what is in it?That's who I went with. I can't stand Rusty Nails and among the other Neils, I have no idea which is which.
uh, Glen CampbellHe is the Rhinestone Cowboy after all.
right?![]()
I have tried many drinks but never a rusty nail, what is in it?
I voted Neil Sedaka just to keep myself within the rules but Neil Finn wasn't there or I'd have voted for him.
Scotch and Drambuie and splash of lemom.
It's delicious.
Heavy as hell, but it's scotch and scotch liquor.
It's one of those 1950's kind of serious drinks that very few modern bartenders have ever heard of.
Went to bar a few weeks ago and asked for an old fashioned.
The guy'd never heard of it, and didn't have any bitters, either.
Sad, really but time and taste march on, I guess.
When I was a bartender we had to learn to make all those drinks, we had a lot of older customers that would come in just to drink Old Fashioneds, Rusty Nails, Manhattens, Mimosas, Bloody Marys, Harvey Walbangers......
Scotch and Drambuie and splash of lemom.
It's delicious.
Heavy as hell, but it's scotch and scotch liquor.
It's one of those 1950's kind of serious drinks that very few modern bartenders have ever heard of.
Went to bar a few weeks ago and asked for an old fashioned.
The guy'd never heard of it, and didn't have any bitters, either.
Sad, really but time and taste march on, I guess.
In those days you could get into honest discussions about the world because that;s where people went to meet their neighbors after a tough day at the office or factory.
Now we have message boards instead.
Mix your own and smoke without the worry of offending anyone.
Check out Niel Young's Greendale dvd.. pretty good stuff except for the last goofy song.
So come now, children of the beast. Be Strong. And SHOUT at the DEVIL
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Which is your favorite Neil?