You are a descendant of the great Gabriel family. This is your family history.
Imagine that several centuries ago your direct ancestors owned a large parcel of land, something along the lines of 10,000+ acres, or so. And let’s just say it was somewhere in rural America. Many families, all living together, all bound by Gabriel family ties and honor – if not genes! (I’m envisioning something along the lines of ‘Bonanza’ here, only on a larger scale.)
Your family’s history is well recorded, they were widely known and well respected nationwide for a great span of time. Certain patriarchs of your family are recorded as being amongst the greatest of all American frontiersmen. And the land was legally theirs, too. There was no dispute, your ancestors farmed it, nourished it, built upon it, lived off (and on) it, and so on. The Gabriels owned it, “free and clear.”
Then, for no particular reason, a rival family – let’s call them the Italians – invaded your ancestors’ land. Read More→
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Uncommon Website Migration Notice
By · CommentsHi there Uncommon Fans,
Today the Uncommon Show is ‘migrating’ to a new server like undocumented workers to America. Today’s show will be available tomorrow at least by late afternoon. Our site will be better, stronger, faster, just like Lee Majors in the 70s.
We want to thank our bud Tim, the ‘Go Daddy’ service expert, he really hooked us up, but not with Danica Patrick, unfortunately!
See you all tomorrow,
The Parson & the Cleaner…
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The Greatest Rock Lyrics of All Time
By · CommentsAnnouncing an UnCommon contest. List your top five greatest Rock and Roll Songs of all time (lyrically speaking that is – Sorry Beelzebob that means no La Villa Strangiata) and you may be honored and gifted at the UnCommon Show one year anniversary party. Submit your picks in the comment section for this post for a chance to win or to simply be heard. bon chance
I’ll get you all started:
1. Hallelujah by Leonard Cohen performed by Jeff Buckley (thanks Cleaner)
2. Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd
3. Won’t Get Fooled Again by The Who
4. Sympathy for the Devil by The Rolling Stones
5. The Sound of Silence by Simon and Garfunkel
With apologies to Led Zeppelin my favorite band and Elton John my favorite songwriter (and apparantly Rush Limbaugh’s too) for not making the top 5.
The Parson
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