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It's still your birthday in NYC -- and I thought you might need something to absorb that beer:

Still a kid!!! Better party hard and have a great birthday, Dmitry!!!

Guess that's it -- Bjork in a Laura Bush disguise...

Laura???

Aha!

But the program really doesn't let you draw a laughing criminal, does it??!! You'd be out of luck if you'd been mugged by Richard Widmark!!

They'd pick me up in a second -- if this program had more options for age!!!

Jig-a-low or Zhig-a-low, but NOT giggle-oh!!!

Have a great birthday, David!

We are blue! Oh... right... getting my decades mixed up!!! (Did you happen to hear D.L. Hughley wondering just when it was the whole United States got divvied up between the Crips and Bloods???)

THANK YOU CATESTA!!! Love Charlie Brown Christmas! It's Thursday 12/16/04. Thanks!!

The East is Red???

Koo-pon. Kitty Korner. Poo-Pawn. A moot point no longer matters because the boots are slogging through Big Muddy, even if said moot point argues convincingly that they should never have been sent there (oops, sorry if too political). A mute point? Somebody was gagged so they couldn't make their point? Or -- is there a point somewhere on this? -->

Have you noticed how Linus puts down his "security blanket" when he recites the words ".... Fear not!..." Now that you mention it, I remember that really struck me long ago -- but I haven't watched this in years...

Well, in Internet Explorer I was thinking it must be extremely... um... subtle. Then I tried Netscape! Festive is right! (But why do I see a on the Organissimo-dot-org home page on Netscape? Hope everything's okay. ???)

Wait!!! It's still your 99th birthday in New York!!!

Congratulations, Phil!!!

Sorry to hear this, spinlps...

Their consumption is separated by several hours!!!

Up, to add this story from Sunday's New York Times:

Really. What Tony said.

Hardbop is in his 40s, judging from his descriptions of growing up as a Red Sox fan. Soul Station, I believe is also in his 40s. And what SS is doing in your list of so-called "morons" is totally beyond me. Really. What Dan said.

...until I walk to the LOWER Lower East Side to buy pickles on Essex Street and a chocolate babka on Hester Street but if Christmas falls on Shabbos, then it's never quite the genuine mixed-religions-family Christmas!!!

Now you're talkin'!