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the Coen Bros. crack me up. so far i've liked all their films, especially, The Big Lebowski, Blood Simple, Miller's Crossing, Fargo, Raising Arizona, The Man Who Wasn't There, O Brother, and Barton Fink, The Hudsucker Proxy. Looking forward to seeing, Intolerable Cruelty.

careful, you could put your eye out with one of those things.

most of the home improvement stores (Lowes, Home Depot, Etc.) have weekend classes on things like laying tile, decorative wall painting, and the like. i haven't done my floors yet, (gotta paint first), but i have done some mosaic-ing, and it's not that difficult. best to start with a little used room or closet to gain skill and confidence. if you have a big job buy one of these, other wise rent.

nipple boy would fit in with this crew:

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jeeze, sounds like my wedding night.

thanks, that's the nicest thing anyone has said to me in a while. i guess i should tell you that when i was a kid i used to pray everynight that i'd wake up and be a member of the Addam's Family. really.

here's one just for b3-er: the auxillary nipple is a nice touch.

Hayseed Dixie are great. their version of AC/DC's Back In Black is a classic! as far a mullets go... http://www.mulletsgalore.com/ http://www.mulletmadness.com/ http://www.ratemymullet.com/ i work with a guy who for years sported a mullet. at one point someone at work tried to clue him in but he still thought he looked "cool". he's about 6'2" and tips the scale well over 300lbs, and considers himself quite a ladies man. he's married, but likes to fool around and the women he chases all have emotional problems. it's kinda funny in a sad pathetic sort of way. so a coule of days before he cut his mullet off, he and several of the folks from work went out to some upscale bar. there were a ton of single women, mostly in groups milling around. a bunch of the women came up to Mullitboy, and asked if they could have their picture taken with him. he thinks he's died and gone to heaven. they can't get over his mullet and are laughing right in his face. totally pityful. he still didn't get it. finally someone from work took him aside and told him what the deal was. he split and returned to work the following Monday sans mullet. he says he still misses it.

i quit cigarettes about 20 years ago. i still get cravings, and when i do i fire up a nice stogie.

i fell in love with Doo-Wop the first time is watched the movie American Graffiti. like JohnJ, i really like The Chantels-Maybe. one of my favs is The Chips-Rubber Buscuit. i picked up a CD a few months ago called 'The Ultimate Doo Wop Collection'. it's a single CD, NEM CD 618, from Sequel Records. Gee-The Crows Crying In The Chapel-Oriols Speedo-The Cadillacs I Only Have Eyes For You-The Flamingos Little Girl Of Mine-The Cleftones Come Back My Love-The Wrens I'm Not A Juvenile Delinquent-Frankie Lynon & The Teenagers A Thousand Miles Away-The Heartbeats Daddy's Home & # Steps From The Alter-Shep and The Limelites Maybe-The Chantels Tears On My Pillow-Little Anthony & The Imperials Blue Moon-The Marcels Stormy Weather-The Five Sharps Ka Ding Dong-The G Clefs Could This Be Magic-The Dubs Baby Let Me Bang Your Box-The Toppers Rubber Buscuit-The Chips Got A Job-The Miracles Marie-The Four Tunes

thanks for the link, JL. 863.3K this afternoon. even if they booted me, i'd still be way ahead. i downloaded all of the Miles Davis, Milt Jackson, Thelonious Monk, Bill Evans, Louis Armstrong, John Coltrane they had. plus tons more.

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since i've spent the last 43 years living in and around the Las Vegas Valley. i love to watch C.S.I. and try figure out where the fuck they filmed some of the scenes. the arial shots of The Strip are correct, but as for the rest of the show...SoCal.

hang in there, Mny. PM sent

do people still drive up and down Sepulvida Blvd. on Wednesday nights?

tho i voted for 2 six packs and bourbon, my usual breakfast is something like this: stir-fried veggies in season and a veggie burger, or leftover chicken. very spicey, or curried.

barbecued tofu is pretty good, almost as good as fried tofu.