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www.reelhollywoodlegends.com Yes, there is a reference to this. But there is no way on God's green Earth you could guess the context.
www.reelhollywoodlegends.com Yes, there is a reference to this. But there is no way on God's green Earth you could guess the context.
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When was the heyday? Certainly technology has made arguments of that nature less of a spectator sport. I'll say that peaked in 1987.
www.military.com Everything for the well-stocked fallout shelter.
Perhaps you saw young women similarly attired at the world's fair. www.shellyhack.blogspot.com Or, God help us all, you might have seen a guy dressed like this. www.etsy.com
"Always look on the bright side of life..." www.irishcentral.com
Slice reader Mike Storms sent a note on Saturday. "Today is our 39th anniversary. We'll shortly be heading out to a fine dinner. "We had a blast on our sixth anniversary. I remember it well. The sky got dark and I hurried to finish mowing…
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...the catcher yanks off his or her mask and drops it before chasing a foul pop-up (that goes into the stands) and the batter picks it up and hands it to him upon his return to home plate. Happens all the time. Still, I never…
Or perhaps the microprocessor? Probably not. Still, you might occasionally be tempted to make fun of outmoded technology. Resist that impulse, if you can. Unless you are a visionary engineer or gifted industrial designer, you probably couldn't have come up with the idea for devices…
Is it possible to use too much onion? www.thepioneerwoman.com Does this song have anything to do with meal planning? www.45cat.com Would people embrace this idea in Spokane? www.my-retrospace.blogspot.com
Good luck with that. www.mycomicshop.com
"Matrimonial-industrial complex" -- The Washington Post
www.45cat.com This was No.1 on this date in 1969. And speaking of JoJo's former hometown. I lived there in the early 1980s. And I don't recall people being obsessed about this admittedly cool bit of trivia. Maybe they were when the song first came out.…
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