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I'm short, not gonna sit down until everyone in front of me does.
Therefore I will remain standing until the end of the performance
or until I get too damned tired to stand anymore (Which is sooner and sooner
as I age)

(((((Sy & Family)))))

SeattleParrotHead wrote:After 11 years in Seattle, do you think he'll be able to have an interview in NY without an interpreter?

I used to say that Seattle led the league in interpreters.

I really thought someone would go with "Wine"

I'm going to Kansas City , Kansas City here I come I'm going to Kansas City, Kansas City here I come They got a crazy way of loving there And I'm gonna get me some. I'll be standing on the corner On the corner of Twelfth Street and Vine I'm gonna be standing on the corner On the corner of Twelfth St...

SeattleParrotHead wrote:RIP Julius Pierpont Patches

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._P._Patches

I feel really bad because I haven't taken the time to go see that statue.
I really wish I had gone to the dedication/unavailing.

JP was a wonderful character who absolutely lived for children.
Rumor had it that he would mow his lawn in full makeup and costume
because the neighborhood kids expected it.

JP Patches The mayor of City Dump has passed.
In the Seattle area he was THE television
personality we all grew up watching.

Sail on JP
Patches Pal Don.

http://www.seattlepi.com/local/article/ ... 726596.php

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MacPhin wrote:I know you're just being sarcastic but on that same topic..did anyone see the show on Discovery on Sunday night on the Mermaids/men? It was about discovering real mermaids and the extent that the government is doing to cover it up.

Missed that one, will have to look for it.

I have the other copy of that book. :D Creating that book was as much fun as anything I have ever written. Too bad I can't publish and sell it. But I did make sure I have a hardback bound edition too. :roll: My boss saw the birthday greeting you did for me the other day. (I printed it out and have ...

"The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" by L. Frank Baum (1900) I saw the movie, does that count? And if anyone wants to read a couple of these, I hear Goodnight Moon and Cat in the Hat are quick reads. I always thought, "One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish," was more critically acclai...

LiveandletLiver wrote:Hundreds of green and red wing parrots are roosting in the trees outside of my house right now.

I guess they traced my IP to So Cal.

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I know you mean 'freaks' in a good way. I've been to one Star Trek convention, and the imagination and talent of some of these people in their costumes, and the ones who sell stuff in booths amaze me. Of course, there were a few nutcases (real strange ones), but trust me: there are nutcases in EVER...

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PA Parrot wrote:I've given this more thought. I've decided that my favorite beer is.....cold.

How about "Free" and "Another".

Don't forget the all important "Next Beer"

Oh and the first book that I looked for wasn't on the list and in my opinion had quite a lot to do with shaping this country. John Howard Griffin’s Black Like Me.

How sad is it that I've sampled more beers from the top 48 beers for 2012 list then books from the 88 books listed here?

I've only tried 16 of those! :oops: I'm with Nighthawk on anything Bell's and Dogfish.... love them both. And while I'm fairly new to Goose Island, I do love their 312 and Summertime. I almost picked up some Honker's Ale the other day, regretting not getting it. Need to make a beer run. :D I was a ...

2012 Best Beers in America For the past 10 years, we've asked Zymurgy readers to share a list of their 20 favorite beers that are commercially available in the United States. A record number of votes were cast this year: 16,445 for a dizzying array of brands available to beer lovers across the count...

My problem is I don't want to vote for someone I like because I know I'm gonna end up not liking him anymore.