got the blues?

[a non-amos]

Hi, everyone.

I recommend we add the word "blues".  This is not a plural; it is a style of music.  Here is a link to a dictionary in which it is not capitalized.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/blues

 

[Linda]

I agree entirely

[technomc]

Here Here....
I get the blues quite often..if i only got the blue i would be ok....

[Linda]

I thought green was more your colour!

[technomc]

bitch

[Linda]

Tsk tsk ... you know you love me really!!! 

[technomc]

Not

[Linda]

OH YES YOU DO

[Mancklin]

Now now girls, put those claws away.

I agree that blues is a word.

T old pal, how do you do that little word going across the screen thing? i want to do that
time for dinner anyway 

mancklin

[technomc]

Hi Mancks,
How ya doing?
It's easy..
Look for the M<- box....highlight the words and click on the moving M<-..it should do it then.

Enjoy your dinner

[Mancklin]

Yo T I'm doin good, how 'bout you?
Thanks
Mancks
 

[technomc]

NOT BAD AT ALL...COULD BE BETTER...BUT NOT BAD
Well done mate..

you did it....

[Alan W]

Good suggestion non-amos. As a jazz lover, I have to agree.

It's true that blues can be a plural - "Look at the blues in that painting." Or, in Australia: "There are blues breaking out all over the ground." (Blue = fight, or argument.) But blues is distinctly a word in its own right, in the sense of a sad feeling, and a musical form.

In fact, I believe it qualifies as a common word.

[technomc]

good o...
I won't be blue anymore, your reply has chased my blues away...and i shall go and listen to some rhythm 'n blues right now....