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Fantastic word game
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At times, when those young people look pretty hideous, uneducated, and uniformed, you have to wonder about the future of our world, but then every once in a while, one of them does something surprising and you realize that we still have hope for the future.
Using a map back in the days before GPS was easy, but folding them back up again the right way was really a challenge.
A challenge to a duel was accepted, with tragic results, by Alexander Hamilton.
Hamilton Major Jr., played by Roger Bowen was Hershel Bernardi's boss on the television show "Arnie", as well as Henry Blake in the "MASH" movie.
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Uncle Stu's Trivia.......Roger Bowen and Mclean Stevenson (Henry Blake on the MASH television show) died less then 24 hours of each other.
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Uncle Stu's Trivia.......Roger Bowen and Mclean Stevenson (Henry Blake on the MASH television show) died less then 24 hours of each other.
"MASH" movie and television series had the same theme music, "Suicide is Painless."
Painless or not such action is too permanent for any situation or circumstance, because all situations and circumstances are temporary situations and circumstances, and it must be stressed to people today that it is not something that can be changed as is a temporary situation or circumstance; therefore, the Fun Department neither endorses, condones or tolerates any of said such behavior.
I went ahead and made the clue easy so that WMC can blow a fuse over my proper use of punctuation.
I went ahead and made the clue easy so that WMC can blow a fuse over my proper use of punctuation.
Such behavior is acceptable from Miss Silkie because WMC knows she has a lot of sway with the lovely young library interns.
"The Fun Department neither endorses, condones NOR tolerates any of said such behavior" is the contractual language that was approved by PowerWorld's corporate legal department.
Money can buy this, that and the other, and despite the Beatles' contention that money can't buy them love, I would contend that it may be a question that is up for debate depending.
WMC, you are absolutely correct. I should have left it that way after adding that third word. So, sue me.
WMC, you are absolutely correct. I should have left it that way after adding that third word. So, sue me.
The entire day, and for that matter the entire week, were so incredibly busy for me that I am just exhausted and will, more than likely, sleep in for longer than normal tomorrow morning.
In real life, your Game Czar was on staycation last week from his retail-related job. It was a long week getting things back into ship-shape. Very much looking forward to sunny Florida in early May but that's 6 weeks' worth of work between now and then.
Meanwhile, it IS that time of the week when we bring you the best in 80s Rock and the best in Denny's breakfast. Join Kenny and Dave and I tomorrow morning at the new Illusions. Have a terrific weekend.
Oh, and Miss Silkie? I won't be suing you.
In real life, your Game Czar was on staycation last week from his retail-related job. It was a long week getting things back into ship-shape. Very much looking forward to sunny Florida in early May but that's 6 weeks' worth of work between now and then.
Meanwhile, it IS that time of the week when we bring you the best in 80s Rock and the best in Denny's breakfast. Join Kenny and Dave and I tomorrow morning at the new Illusions. Have a terrific weekend.
Oh, and Miss Silkie? I won't be suing you.