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Fantastic word game

The bathtub is no place to try out those hip new dance moves you've recently learned, hoping to impress Miss Silkie and her lovely, young library interns at the 80s Rockfest from Illusions this Saturday night.

sure can't wait til I get a crack at that mechanical bull.

Ron, welcome to The Fantastic Word Game (or TFWG, as WMC2006 prefers). Have a little fun with it, but please don't gawk at the lovely young library interns. Miss Silkie wouldn't much appreciate it, scanman (HOSS, as most prefer) would be called into action, and I certainly don't wish to see you become the recipient of a well tossed creme pie.
 
At the 80s Rockfest from Illusions this Saturday night, the DJs will sit in front of the camera and stream the greatest hits of all time.

Welcome, Ron! Stick around for a while and have a blast here in our little online clubhouse.
 
The greatest hits of all time will be livestreamed once again from Illusions as the global pandemic continues to ban large gatherings.

kenny (anyone seen kenny?), Dave and I will do our best to keep you entertained. The mechanical bull is in storage until further notice.
 
Small groups of friends must not exceed a total number of 10 or more, according to our esteemed Texas Governor Greg Abbott.

Any word from Charlie Baker as to when the mechanical bull can be removed from storage, dusted off, and put back into action?
 
Texas Governor Greg Abbott knows that everything is bigger in Texas.

Illusions is located in Connecticut so Charlie Baker has no control over the mechanical bull. For that matter, neither does Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont. We are keeping it in storage until everything opens up again.
 
The Sizzler Steak House once had many locations spread throughout the State of Texas during the 70s & 80s, but no longer exist here, leaving us Texans in the search of a Sizzler with a long and tiresome drive to Gallup, New Mexico.
 
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The Sizzler Steak House once had many locations spread throughout the State of Texas during the 70s & 80s, but no longer exist here, leaving us Texans in the search of a Sizzler with a long and tiresome drive to Gallup, New Mexico.
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A long and tiresome drive to Gallop, New Mexico is a long drive for me, but My nearest Sizzler is only 10 miles away and still has the awesome food bar,yea when they are open for public and for nowThey have curb side pick-up.

Sizzler did down size to like to 30 percent in 1994, 4 Stores closed in 1994 in Fresno CA, one is sill open today
 
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Cooking at home, using ingredients you know are fresh and untainted, is the healthier option to fast foods and processed foods.
 
Our own Long Island band camp graduate, Billy Joel, is divorced from one of my all time fantasy girls, Christie Brinkley.

Who still looks absolutely amazing at 66.

Well, our own Governor Baker here in Mass. has detailed his 4 phases of reopening the state. Hair salons can reopen starting Mon the 25th. Thank God. It's been more than 2 months since everything shut down here and more than 2 months since my last haircut. I usually get my hair cut every 4 or 5 weeks. I need a haircut so badly that I'm ready to offer the top of my head its own Game Czar apprenticeship. dmargalotti wouldn't understand any of that. :)

By the way, I spy Tiger Cox popping in with a cameo appearance. Nice to see you, Tiger. Come by more often why don't you. :D
 
National Lampoon's Vacation was a great movie for Chevy Chase unlike his future talk show 10 years later that was an abysmal failure.

Yes, I actually said 'abysmal'.
 
An abysmal failure is what my math teacher called me in the 8th grade, when I first started working in radio.

Thanks for the welcome WMC2006
 
When I first started working in radio, I was playing Big Band music on Sunday mornings on a 500 watt AM station just outside of Poughkeepsie in New York's Hudson Valley.
 


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