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We got one as a gift as well. At least the storage containers were useful...

Probably couldn't find the front door! I remember tornados in south Georgia when I was a kid, but I didn't realize they hit in Atlanta.

Well, that certainly turned the thread away from Paul and I grousing about failed relationships!

Yes, and Jeffrey Dahmer was a normal person, except for his peculiar culinary inclinations...

There are just too damned many possibilities for the title for me to narrow it down to one. Obviously, right now, an engagement ring stands out in my memory...

That'll teach him not to leave the seat up!

I get up at noon. I generally work from 3PM to midnight, so there doesn't seem to be much sense in getting up earlier. I've always been a nightowl anyway.

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I agree. I assumed this thread was about a book author I was unfamiliar with. I can't say I'm a huge fan of police procedurals, but I've definitely become somewhat of a fan over time. Of current writers, Michael Connelly is definitely a favorite.

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Dino Desi The other one...hang on; damn it... uh...Billy

Yeah, Montreal is pretty conservative when it comes to necrophiliac weddings!

...but not at the same time!

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Damn, I thought Ginger Lynn had died...uh...I mean...

I only read the first page of this thread, so forgive me if this has already been mentioned, but I think a lot of you are misreading the opening post. It doesn't state that the music itself was created by radio programmers, only the format, which was then given the misleading name "smooth jazz". I don't think the author had any intention of claiming that these unnamed programmers had any hand in directing the content of the music, just the mix of the format. And for those of you who haven't had anyone in your life who actually listened to this stuff, the Smooth Jazz format is more than just pseudo-jazz; it also includes a mix of R&B and even rock. The only common element is that the music has to be non-edgy, if you will. If it can wake you up, it doesn't work... In other words, the author is making the point that "Smooth Jazz" was created by pulling existing music together under the single marketing term that it is now known by. It wasn't a natural development from previous genres, which is evident by the fact that it actually contains work from previously existing unrelated genres.

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I'm shocked!

Heck, we just assumed you'd finally won the lottery and didn't want to have anything more to do with us poor schmucks!

Hey, I just came here to read pollock's 'righteous indignation' post. Where is it??

The crack research team stands by their story!

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