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Allegiance to the highest bidder, that's my motto.
(I think of weeds as naturalizing. Not sure why my neighbors seem to think otherwise.)
(I think of weeds as naturalizing. Not sure why my neighbors seem to think otherwise.)
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As fast as you can, say Peter Piper picked a pack of pickled peppers, 10 times in a row.
Along with her lovely singing, ON-J has an incredible on-stage lights show.
The only difference between grass and weeds is where they are and whether or not you want them to be there. If you want grass to be there, it's a plant. If you want a weed to be there, it's a plant. Plants are great wherever they are. Anybody who says otherwise is either a control freak, a plant hater, or has too much time on their hands.
The only difference between grass and weeds is where they are and whether or not you want them to be there. If you want grass to be there, it's a plant. If you want a weed to be there, it's a plant. Plants are great wherever they are. Anybody who says otherwise is either a control freak, a plant hater, or has too much time on their hands.
An incredible on-stage lights show is what I remembering seeing the few times I got to see Genesis in concert many, many years ago when they were still good.
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When they were good, the Who was very good, now that they are old, they are awful.
Awful TV shows are now the norm.
Karma compromised people very rarely find loose change in the streets.
Shiny, new pennies from heaven tend to gain a lot of velocity during their downward decent which can cause a bruise on your head or even an indentation in the sidewalk.
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Mr. Melvin, et al may be found on a Friday night at Illusions trying to pick up a girl, any girl.
(My cousin Kathy, who has out of a job and out of money, stepped from her car, right onto four neatly folded $100 bills.)
(My cousin Kathy, who has out of a job and out of money, stepped from her car, right onto four neatly folded $100 bills.)
Any girl spending a Friday night at Illusions will probably have at least one tattoo or as the kids today call it, body art.
Body art is probably not the least of those women's problems, which flare up from time to time.
Flare up from time to time in front of the wrong crowd and you just might find yourself being doused with water.
Water filled the chamber in which the illusions girls planned and plotted, laughed and acted out, made phone calls and corresponded with dire warnings, while unbeknownst to them the spiked walls before and behind and the descending ceiling above closed in upon them ever so slowly, as they ran out of air and the great distractor called everyone's attention to other matters.
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Anyacat
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The great distractor called everyone's attention to other matters but some were too engrossed in ancient On-J eight track tapes to hear the message.