I try to start in the middle but nobody notices that it's the middle, so what's the point?
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How far ahead of the times was that design marvel?
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When I was in High School my after-school and weekend job was in a sporting-goods store called Visco Brothers Sports on Bloomfield Avenue in Newark.
One of the two brothers was Albert, who everyone called Abalou for some reason or another. Didn't matter why, it was a cool nickname.
Anyway, Abalou had a great saying for when I - or anyone else - would screw up. He'd always say "You could fuck up a one-car funeral". Brilliant.
If he were still alive, I think we'd probably
hear that quite often going forward.
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a drink in this Historic Pub?
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Women love gifts of nice jewelry.
And, Christmas isn't too far off guys...
Silver Angel Wings On Copper Diamond Disc Drop Earrings
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after Apollo 11 recovery operations.
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the companies that approve them - REALLY think something
this fuckin' stupid is gonna make you and me use their website?
Of course not. These are designed for the millennial morons
they're targeting. Same with these jerkoff ads:
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There are gifts you buy for a special
occasion. Or for no reason at all.
Whoever you're buying it for,
they'll appreciate the effort...
Hand Beaded Peach Luster Dangle Earrings
With Gold Accents
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Oscar-winning actor Matthew McConaughey came out against vaccine mandates for children on Tuesday - even as the father of three revealed he has gotten both shots.
McConaughey, 52, said that while he and his wife are both vaccinated, he doesn't want to mandate the COVID-19 jabs for children, including his kids - aged 13, 11 and 8.
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with living in a place like this is you tend to
take it for granted. I know - I usta live there...
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The jewelry my wife makes would be a perfect gift.
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"Bar Vitelli" GF #1
ReplyDeleteBeen to Temple Bar Pub, and got lost inside as you can in so many really old Dublin pubs. The "Temple Bar" may refer to the location, an artificial "bar" created centuries ago by filling in the marshy north side of a bend in the River Liffey, thus forming a "bar." The Temple family moved into the area in the 1600's, I think, and gave their name to the bar. Maybe. Nice Wikipedia writeup on that.
ReplyDeleteI think it's owned by Russians now...
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