All those nice grasses. I can see why bunnies, birds and others are attracted to your yard (besides the food and water).
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All those nice grasses. I can see why bunnies, birds and others are attracted to your yard (besides the food and water).
Kennedy thinks it sounds more foreign (Russian) that way.
I think he's trying to make it sound like the platform is run by commies.
They're still buying gigantic warehouses to fill with Latinos though Mike.
She'd better send back the wedding gift I gave her. Even though I had them engraved.
Well that's better. It means I wasted a few months' less time than I thought.
SEVEN YEARS. No way!
Not only are the lies becoming more screamingly obvious, even the hand-picked right-wing members of the press corps are starting to ask pointed questions.
And she's noticing her whole-body antiperspirant is starting to fail.
Her near-constant smirking over civilians getting killed erases any pity I might have had.
It feels like the lies are really hitting the fan today.
The ugliest acronym I've ever heard. It sounds like a caveman grunt.
Which for no reason at all reminds me of when SNL tried to "parody" punk with Gilda Radner as a drunk, staggering Patti Smith lookalike. It was so cringe... and SQUARE.
"White Girl" is the X single everybody knows from Wild Gift, but I like "Universal Corner" better. Those soulful John Doe vocals ๐ต โค๏ธ
#punk #1980s
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Remember Patti Smith's hit single with Bruce Springsteen in the '70s?
Jimmy Iovine production with that big boss reverb and male choir in the break. The moody piano intro is neat, too.
(At our record store we'd sing along as it played over the PA, changing the words to "meatballs tonight) ๐
I will trade a poem for one taco. ๐ฎ ๐ชถ
I'd forgotten all about this song. Let's play it right now!
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In case you're wondering, "vaudeo" referenced on the cover was coined to describe old vaudevillians who were still around and appearing on then-new "variety" TV shows.
The format continued for decades - I think the Ed Sullivan Show was the most vaudeville-like of them all.
(Look Magazine April 1951)
Hey @joshmankiewicz.bsky.social I thought you might like this old article about Joseph Mankiewicz by Frank Nugent.
Collier's March 24, 1951, page 23:
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Collier's Magazine March 24, 1951 | Academy Awards Cover
Read it here:
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#movies #oscars #1950s #theOscars
"One's a meal"
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Some error.
Al Jazeera pointed out military and govt officials' kids attended the school and it was struck twice to hit the parents rushing to the scene.
Redneck on Rainey Street, season 8, episode 21
The new Tex today, 2012 before the fire, and how he looked in the 1950s. The original is even more hideous.