Having it, at least if we're talking about a job, is almost always better than not having it.
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Not having it in the band camp library is something that almost never happens because said library has a literary collection that libraries and private collectors around the world all envy.
Envy celebrities at your own risk, because usually you don't want what they have.
What they have done with their wealth for the most part is spend it on fast cars and cheap women which probably makes more sense than spending it on cheap cars and fast women.
Cheap cars and fast women is how they roll in the trailer park.
The trailer park types never heard the sage advice of the inner city folk who live in crumbling, termite and rat infested conditions but have beautiful, expensive cars, who explain when asked why they spend it all on cars instead of their homes, "Because, baby, you can live in your car, but you can't drive your house".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qgmxPb-ego&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qgmxPb-ego&feature=related
You can live in your car, but you can't drive your house unless you move to an RV campground.
Expensive place to stay or not, they're the best place to park your RV and watch the skies as we near post 18,000 of the FWG.
When we first read it, it will probably be such an enjoyable experience that we will want to go back and read it over and over again until the words become permanently etched upon our brains.
Brainy Smurf may have been the idea man in the outfit but Papa Smurf was the head of the notorious Smurf crime family that terrorized other cartoon characters with a crime wave of murder and extortion back in the 80's and 90's.
Emporium is a word you don't hear that often any more aside from the specialty grocery store Food Emporium owned by the troubled A&P Corporation.
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All posts on page 1800 of this thread are sponsored by The 1800 Band - The Ultimate Liver Workout Band appearing next Friday June 24 at Illusions.
The troubled A&P Corporation wouldn't be so troubled if they took a few tips from their more successful competitors such as ShopRite.
Shoprite is a co-op supermarket chain made up of more than 45 different owners, consisting of over 200 stores in 5 states.
Some owners (such as The Drust Family, who own the Shoprite where I work in Southington along with the one in Wallingford) have as few as two stores while other owners have close to a dozen locations.
Some owners (such as The Drust Family, who own the Shoprite where I work in Southington along with the one in Wallingford) have as few as two stores while other owners have close to a dozen locations.
Consisting of over 200 stores in 5 states, ShopRite is known around the region as being a leader in the supermarket industry much the way TFWG is known as being the leader in the world of internet message boards.
In the world of internet message boards, Radio-Info controls the world and TFWG controls all threads.
Many have tried, few have succeeded.
Hey, I just noticed I made it in before dmargalotti for today's Early Morning Contribution. In real life, I am now running a new, much-closer-to-home grocery store route and I am now attempting to turn over a new leaf and get up and out of the house earlier than before. We'll see how long that lasts.
Many have tried, few have succeeded.
Hey, I just noticed I made it in before dmargalotti for today's Early Morning Contribution. In real life, I am now running a new, much-closer-to-home grocery store route and I am now attempting to turn over a new leaf and get up and out of the house earlier than before. We'll see how long that lasts.