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A few kids I knew growing up, from waaaay outside of town, would refer to it as "fizzy water" or "bubble pop". Funny how Darwinism applies to language as well as species.

I always just assumed that they were a case of local hustlers mutually hustling each other.

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People too, but let's all try to have reality-based expectaions.

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Larry didn't, but I have. Feel free to roam the new range. http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php?/topic/79027-return-of-the-film-corner-thread/

Purple Rain, not a fan, really. Under The Cherry Moon, mostly love it, some great comedy with some maybe obscure-ish roots, Pigmeat & Baby Seal for starters. Graffiti Bridge, as Purple Rain sequel, no, but as personal allegory about the ongoing battle for the souls of black musics, hey, strong stuff. Ok, Corner back, y'all take it from here.

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Should you be worried about getting the desired sleep results + an improved mood & greater relaxation? If that's not a pattern you'd like to see repeat itself, I'd say yes, be very worried.

You think that jacket still has life-smells in it? I mean, if so, how much am I able to pay to smell the life of Ellington? I mean, is my nose ready for THAT, never mind my bank account. But dig it, you wear that thing and people subliminally pick up, hey, you smell like ELLINGTON, oh, the possibilities that arise from that...

This is too, NP:

Mangione had been building in popularity for a few years before Feels so Good took off in 1978...all those Mercury albums from the early 70s kept finding audiences, and "Hill Where The Lord Hides" from 1971 was on the Hot 100. So don't say you didn't see it coming!

If I could wear red and had the large, that jacket would be mine.

Great book! In particular, or not in particular, his comments about Toshiko are deeply human.

I watched Graffiti Bridge last night, and, ok, as a "mainstream" movie, whatever, but as deeply personal allegory dealing with a borader term/struggle (i.e. "Divided Soul") that came to be associated with Marvin Gaye but which goes further back and further ahead more than the mainstream either wants or, probably, needs, to know, I found it to be for the most part riveting. The denouement was a little weak, but everything leading up to then, strong. I see where most reviews think the story line is about Morris & Prince competing for the same girl and for ownership of a club. Hahaha, yeah, right.

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Wait, are we saying that some people don't know the difference between a hard drive and a cloud drive, like people who don't know where their car battery is?

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