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you take the high road and i'll take the Lowe road............................. great album title.

this beer reminds me of the splendor, beauty, taste, and grace of a large brahms work.

for these troubled times

the 2 morgana albums of the 60s on mainstream with big torrie zito arrangements are definitive. all the rest of her work is garbage, as far as i'm concerned.

last eve i drunk a pbr, so it must be hopelessly out of fashion.

Very sad. The soundtrack to "Midnight Cowboy" is one of my favorites. his reuter's obituary: john barry obituary

OMFG... "the delicate subtle smell of a chocolate brownie", are you serious? If true, that's bad news for my liver. Speaking of bready beer, I've had this twice... It's not as gimicky as I feared. The banana isn't overpowering either in the scent or the taste. I liked it enough to have it a second time. I'm not sure I need to drink it again, though I would definitely take another pint if it were on tap somewhere. I recommend giving it a shot just in case it turns out to really float your boat. I would approach it as one might a seasonal pumpkin beer... keep your excitement in check until after you've started drinking. i've enjoyed the wells. check out a superb new holland ichabod pumpkin ale this fall.

southern tier imperial mokah-a beer for the ages southern tier imperial stout

a beer for the ages this stout is at least the equal of the finest similar brews from north coast, founders, and new holland.

jeff fisher is reportedly out as the tennessee titans head coach. how could fisher have worked that long for that old man(bud adams?

in similar ads on those pages, insurance companies listed assets of $100,000 or $200,000.

best reviews i've ever read.................

today's 5 hour sunday feature subject was the brilliant, sensitive, mercurial pianist, phineas newborn jr. i have recorded the broadcast.

6 cents reward enjoy!

nice pleasant ending, lovely photo. solitude

...and next, TUBELESS TOOTHPASTE!!!!!!!!!!

i haven't checked to see if the endeavor got beyond the test-market stage. as i indicated, t's a lame-ass project.

going green, natural, and crazy

for the american cancer to enlist lance armstrong as a prime spokesman was not without danger. ravens linebacker ray lewis may have been a wiser choice.

ah, the mariners will now cut milty, and the crappy junkyard-special, buy here, pay here indians can now sign him for a song.

nice pleasant ending, lovely photo.

Interesting cover.. about once a month, i dig one of those gorgeous shearing old caps out, and lean back. they might not be jazzy, but they are tasteful, literate, and quiet. the musicianship is always stellar. in my world, there is still a place, and occasionally a thirst, for the shearing sound.

One of the reasons I'd rather live in a "blue state." where's "son of..." when we need him?