More photos and trivia are coming later today as well as later in the week to celebrate the year 1975. All I can say is get ready to get down!

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mojoala said…
Happy Birthday Lindsay?

In another 3 years you'll be a third of a century old?


Sorry couldn't resist. When my wife reached 33 I told her that, I slept on the couch for a while....
8:47 AM
Brooks Brown said…
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11:55 AM
Brooks Brown said…
Thanks Mojo -- that's how old I am. Good thing you and I aren't under the same roof ;)
11:56 AM
cmhl said…
happiest of birthdays to your sister!!
1:43 PM
Lee Ann said…
Happy Birthday Lindsay!
5:10 PM
BeckEye said…
Happy Birthday Lindsay.

And I was born to get down. Bring it.
9:54 PM
mojoala said…
lol Brooks, I guess you are gloating over the Tennessee win over LSU.

The auburnites here at work are just insufferable right now.....
8:55 AM
Brooks Brown said…
I was actually pulling for LSU. I don't follow the whole SEC east, west thing. I just hate Tennessee and wanted LSU to win because of the sad state of their state. I am not the die hard blood thirsty football that you are forced to work with. I am more the peaceful easy kind of football fan.
6:53 PM
mojoala said…
that's nice to know.

bloodthirsty? yep that might be a way to describe them and even myself....

lol!
8:02 AM
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