Yes, indeed this is the place at which we are.
This is the sort of nonsense up with which I shall not put!
This is the sort of nonsense up with which I shall not put!
With Whom Would You Smoke?
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I'd smoke with Churchhill
Would love to wax philosophical with Bertrand russell
Thanks but, not that Collins. Who was it? Yeager, who made the comment about monkeys and that first group of prospective astronauts? He was being facetious I''m pretty sure. Maybe not though.
After being told that by my teacher I asked, "This is where we are at, axxhole? Is that correctly spoken?" I was presented with a "hall pass" to the principal's office.
does he still follow you online ?My English teacher in 7th grade taught us to never end a sentence with a preposition.........
The Log From the Sea of Cortez is one of the finest books ever written by an American. Just my opinion.
With Margaret Thatcher. I would invite her to a picnic, in some forest, where there was no phone coverage.
That was back in the sixties..... I'm sure she would if she were still around.
Jacques Cousteau? wasn't that a character played by Peter Sellers?
I wonder if Ms. Cates-Kline's, uh, "foundations" have, ummm, "settled" in the 40 years since that picture was taken?
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Frank Burla.
His interview on the Radio Show was so endearing and charming. I was thrilled to find out there was an open invitation to his museum which is not too too far from me. The museum would have been wonderful to see but I was primarily interested in meeting Frank. I looked him up on Google to try and find out how to reach him only to find out he had already passed away.
Here's the interview I meantioned as well as write-up from Smoking Pipes.
His interview on the Radio Show was so endearing and charming. I was thrilled to find out there was an open invitation to his museum which is not too too far from me. The museum would have been wonderful to see but I was primarily interested in meeting Frank. I looked him up on Google to try and find out how to reach him only to find out he had already passed away.
Here's the interview I meantioned as well as write-up from Smoking Pipes.
The Pipes Magazine Radio Show – Episode 51
Kevin Godbee Thank you for joining us for The Pipes Magazine Radio Show—the only radio talk show for pipe smokers and collectors. We want to thank you for listening and […]
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Grandfather, great grandfather, Tolkien & Lewis lastly MacArthur.
Elizabeth Bacon Custer. Probably the finest PR flack of her time.
Boy, you got that right. Have you read any of Libby's books on her husband's career, from her point of view??
Yes, she made a hard fighting but, rather mediocre tactician, into an American hero. Pretty much single handed and in spite of his record. An extremely interesting chapter of American history.
Patton's lifelong battle with dyslexia and the attendant feelings of inadequacy made him a very fascinating study.
Patton's lifelong battle with dyslexia and the attendant feelings of inadequacy made him a very fascinating study.
Amen to this and I could not agree more. Jill Biden must have taken a couple of pages from her book.
Boy, I'll catch it for that comment............