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However, I might actually consider this cruise.
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Meta-Minions!
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Mama looks so proud and yet shy in that first picture.
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Great idea, but can we get all the other nations to do the same?
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It took me a while to figure out the comatose radish... I should have read the text while I scanned the pictures!
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My Sunday School class was talking about birthdays yesterday. The consensus is that they are important only during childhood and old age. A kid wants presents. When you're old, you don't want stuff, you're just glad to have a birthday!
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If you compare real silverware with tin flatware with plastic forks, the heft gives away the quality.
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What a stubborn student. After the video is over, that's when he realizes getting down is harder than getting up!
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The story at the beginning intrigued me. A little digging shows that it’s a true story, except that it was NOT the same child the second time. The fact that Figlock was a street sweeper means he was on the streets of the city all day every day and more likely to encounter falling children than the average man. The same child falling was a later embellishment, as are the versions of the story that put it in more recent decades. Ancestry.com lists two Joseph Figlocks in Detroit from the 1940 census. One was born in 1884 and the other in 1907. Possibly father and son?
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Thanks for the heads up -I found the original to replace it.
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Don't worry, fartbucket. Alex can't afford AI.
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If I recall correctly, Goldberger (he) hired professional lookalikes to be his models.
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My, how things change. Thirty years ago, every radio station supplied cheap ($20), heavy headphones that the air staff would abuse. They broke regularly, so you couldn't rely on having the necessary equipment at work. So I invested in a set of Sennheiser ultralights for $250, a princely sum for a dj back then. No one touched them but me. They looked so delicate, but worked great for decades.
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John, that would be Alice Lloyd and Berea. My parents met at Berea College. Like Deep Springs, there are tons of applicants and few openings.
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I will say that neither should hit each other.