Son-of-a-Weizen

Yeah, that too! Hehehe

Anchors Away!!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMbY-3C30_U...feature=related

Tough for the Vikes to get hosed like that immediately after the outstanding Peterson run where he dropped Gay to the turf like a little puppet.

...the human plow?

I get to have a virtual colonoscopy in the a.m.

Don't say Red!!!!

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...need a DC branch with all of our 'favorite' pol faces -- past & present -- on the seatcovers!

The pernicious Prioress punished Agnes by chaining her in a dungeon.

You obviously paid waaaay too much! http://www.yourstoreonline.net/(S(hamqyzed...+MASTERS+VOL.+2

Get that stupid cat to one-up Hoffman and start meowing "legendary" or we don't stand a chance of getting him back!! http://www.stevehoffman.tv/forums/showthread.php?t=197059

Just goes to show......a Löwe ain't a Zebra.

Great! ......need a new Bib?

Sounds like a good suggestion. Now, now...let's not .....

Thanks for checking w/him, MG! Ahh, interesting....did not realize that. Have only perused 'Empire' and 'War of the World.' Will have to check out the Schroeder critique as well. This blurb from an older Washington Post review: "Through a careful marshalling of economic and social evidence, along with charts, graphs and various forms of statistical aids, Ferguson attempts to show that because Germany (rightly) feared French and Russian militarism, it understandably made a preemptive strike against France in August 1914. (This idea is contrary to every considered opinion about the origin of World War I, which holds that it was German militarism that started the war.)" http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/style...ofwar990704.htm ....my assumption is that Schroeder also takes issue with Ferguson on this score? (Note: not sure if Patsilelis is 100% accurate here as -- if I remember correctly -- in either 'The Decline of Bismarck's European Order' (Princeton) or 'The Fateful Alliance' (Princeton), George Kennan pretty much advanced the same line of thinking?

Did this book ever appear in hardcover? Can't find it.

I just want the box to house 40 something columb/prestige mini-lps. Anyone wants to sell theirs......I'm buying!!

Ventura/Philips ...disc 4

Strange things are happening. About 1 minutes ago we decided to watch Transsiberian via instant Netflix. We just watched that last night. Just checked it out last night as well. Did you enjoy it? I took the Transsiberian back in '83....and this film is terrific in terms of capturing the flavor of the journey. Didn't matter that it was filmed almost entirely in Lithuania. Sign of a good film as well when you're provoked and wind up totally pissed off at the person cast as a sympathetic character. That 'Jessie' steadily inched her way up my 'wake the %$#@! up, dunce!!' scale.

In posts 23 & 28 you called for an end to it all. Now, after we've successfully maneuvered the thread into a pepper spray/blow up dolls/beer zone, you kick up the sand all over again. Sheesh! ...and now, back to my fridge!!

Interesting. I had no idea. Probably the same year as Art Blakey's "[The Merrimac is] Indestructible" When was that 'Am I Blue' recorded? ·One Flight Up, Dexter Gordon ·Go, Dexter Gordon ·Am I Blue by Chopin ·Green Street, Grant Green ·Sunday Morning, Grant Green Not sure. Remastered in 1862 though.

When was that 'Am I Blue' recorded? ·One Flight Up, Dexter Gordon ·Go, Dexter Gordon ·Am I Blue by Chopin ·Green Street, Grant Green ·Sunday Morning, Grant Green

I don't know, dude. That's only 25% what the original big red box costs "on sale" at Mosaic's True Blue Music site. I think I'd reconsider.

...and for that remaining pesky 1%, we employ a little black magic and lure them in with Okult #1. Have a look, Jon....look deeper...deeper..... Breaking into the last of my Luxembourg stock tonite...... only four 4-packs left.