Obviously Tom's "dust" contained a few leftover tabs of Orange Sunshine!! JoeTom Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i think it was strat dust from a 1957 fender startocaster, wow dudes Im startin to see trials and hallucinations s man... peter max stufffar out... were may be all Bozozs on
Dave,
I agree with all you say -- except the implied statement that it is somehow
*just* the North Americans who are "ramping up their pursuit of self-indulgent
happiness to the detriment of the planet as a whole." Been to Europe lately?
Autobahns and Expressways crisscrossing the continent
JR:
Agree with what you say.
My real point was that we live in an age of self-absorption.
Ignorance of history is just one small symptom of that. My parents went through
crushing poverty during the Depression, then both served through a horrific war.
This and their insistence that we
Good evening, Mr. and Mrs. Nawth Americur and all the ships at
sea?
.whoops, think I plagiarized
that!
Ok, I want to play! who remember the announcer that usually began his 1/2
with,
Ah, there's good news
tonight! even if there wasn't.
you have to dig deep for
Here's my two cents. I've lived in Israel for a couple of years and the consumerism hasn't quite caught on here yet. Perhaps it's because they just don't have the money--don't know. And whatever money the government has is spent on defense.
But whoever said that education is keywas 110% correct. I
Gabriel Heater, another viscous one.
Henry
The Poster Mint
Good evening, Mr. and Mrs. Nawth Americur and all the ships at sea"?
.whoops, think I plagiarized that!
Ok, I want to play! who remember the announcer that usually began his 1/2 with, "
"Ah, there's
Nice Work HenryA+
Vaughn
At 11:33 AM 5/16/2006 -0400, Henry Mazel wrote:
Gabriel Heater,
another viscous one.
Henry
The
Poster Mint
Good evening, Mr. and Mrs. Nawth
Americur and all the ships at sea?
.whoops, think I plagiarized that!
Ok,
Sticky? Slimy? Like Dippity-Doo? Or just mean?K.On May 16, 2006, at 10:33 AM, Henry Mazel wrote:Gabriel Heater, another viscous one. Henry The Poster Mint Good evening, Mr. and Mrs. Nawth Americur and all the ships at sea"?.whoops, think I plagiarized that!
Vicious spell checker run amok. Ouch!
Henry
The Poster Mint
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Sticky? Slimy? Like Dippity-Doo? Or just mean?
K.
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ARE YOU TALKIN' TO MEK.On May 16, 2006, at 11:05 AM, Henry Mazel wrote:Vicious spell checker run amok. Ouch! Henry The Poster Mint In a message dated 5/16/06 11:59:47 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Sticky? Slimy? Like Dippity-Doo? Or just mean? K. Visit the MoPo Mailing List Web
Was that stray dust or stardust or just Stra dust?K.On May 16, 2006, at 9:31 PM, Tom Martin wrote:yes Craig - you aint whistlein dixie for nuttin take me... I thought " Cat in the Hat" was a sexual aid Book till about 3 weeksago when someone Told me Dr, Seus wasnt a MD..Go Figure..!But
i think it was strat dust from a 1957 fender startocaster, wow dudes
Im startin to see trials and hallucinations s man... peter max stuff
far out... were may be all Bozozs on the Bus... but i need to get off
da bus bosss.. da plane daplane. does not compute will Robinson
Bush
Sadly, I'm afraid I don't know Mr. Tom Martin. But somehow I think he's a hoot at a party. Then again I also figure he goes through twelve keyboards a year or at least twelve period keys.You . know what. I mean. In all. gest. really Perhaps.. angel dust.
Hi, Scott, Michael, et. al., from Joe B.In the 1940s and early 1950s the most famous "name" in "journalism" (of a sort) was Walter Winchell. I defiy you to find ANYone in this country under the age of 50 who know who he was or what his significance is in "journalistic" history!Joe B.Scott
here's another one.
no one under 45 or so knowsidelewild airport. (i wont even
guarantee the spelling)
i am from "that" city.
michael
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"Those who forget history are condemned to repeat it."
- George Santayana
Yeah, and if don't know Wintchell, you can't appreciate J.J. Hunsecker.
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yes Henry! i love that winchell who could forget that little Puppet he was
so cute...:)
Joking people dont get furious on me
TOM
Henry Mazel wrote:
"Those who forget history are condemned to repeat
it."
- George Santayana
Yeah, and if don't know Wintchell, you can't
And a "Jerry Mahoney" to YOU, sir (lol)JoeTom Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: yes Henry! i love that winchell who could forget that little Puppet he was so cute...:)Joking people dont get furious on meTOMHenry Mazel wrote: "Those who forget history are condemned to repeat it." -
Itwas namedIdlewild before being renamed
JFK.
The big problem today is children (and adults also)spend too
much time playing video games and talking on phones in lieu of reading.
How many watch the History Channel, etc? Microsoft and Intel are
complaining that they need more visas for
Agree with all this but also believe that education, like
everything else, really begins in the home. Or at the very least, needs to be
supported there by parents with an awareness of its value.
Reading is especially crucial for developing intellectual
curiosity and independent thinking. I
Joe
I am under the age of 50 and I know who he was very well..
world class reporter who also helped J Edgar
Hoover compile information so tyhat he could get the scoops.
during his heyday, he was on a level with Louella
Parsons as a gossip columnist he was on an
equal footing with Edward R
I've known who Winchell was since I was a little kid watching THE
UNTOUCHABLES on TV in Australia when it first screened.
Knowing who Winchell was, his connections with Hoover, later informed
considerable interest in the HUAC period of American history.
Not sure I'd place him alongside
Winchell was more a columnist than a journalist. Today, he would have been on Fox. Ultra conservative, extremely powerful and influential in his heyday, he was also a friend of Damon Runyon. Closer in type to Drew Pearson than Murrow; Murrow was in a whole other league as a serious journalist.
If
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