Hot Wheels were fun for racing down those yellow plastic tracks, but for collecting, I much preferred the detailed authenticity of Matchbox Cars.
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Matchbox Cars (not sure why we're capitalizin' the cars part) are to Hot Wheels what Pepsi is to Coke.
Some people say tomato, others say 'mater. One in the same to me. Both good in their own unique ways.
Some people say tomato, others say 'mater. One in the same to me. Both good in their own unique ways.
Coke ran a TV commercial in 1971 that featured a bunch of people who wanted to teach the whole world to sing in perfect harmony.
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Perfect harmony is what every church's Choir Die-rector hopes to one day attain n' be able to show off to the congregation, but there always seems to be that one alto tenor in the back row messin' with his trained ears by bein' just a bit loud n' a touch off-key.
Singing the holiday tunes with a group of PowerWorld staff members, regular posters, occasional posters, banned posters, lurkers, radio and television personalities, producers, directors and executives, along with world leaders, religious leaders and a dozen or so farm animals, would be a major step toward finally achieving world peace.
Sleep proves to be elusive for me several times a week.
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Several times a week, I'll play a song that ain't necessarily a part of the scripted format.
The scripted format for most commercial stations doesn't accommodate requests.
Requests made of a certain late-night jazz disc jockey in southern California often asked him to, "play Misty for me".
"A Night To Remember" is a movie that told the story of the ill-fated journey of the Titanic.
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The Titanic may just navigate through the open waters yet again, if'n Clive Palmer has his way.
His way of dealing with people who stole from "the family" often involved a baseball bat, cement shoes, and a plunge into the East River.
The East River must be everyone's resting place as all activity here at the Fantastic Word Game (TFWG as Ed and I prefer) has come to an abrupt halt.
Speaking of Ed, where has he disappeared to? He hasn't posted at TFWG for almost 2 weeks. I see he has been spending his posting time in the Song Name game and other areas but has apparently taken a TFWG sabbatical. Maybe he'll run into Miss Silkie. Or Stuart. Or Mr. Allen.
Speaking of Ed, where has he disappeared to? He hasn't posted at TFWG for almost 2 weeks. I see he has been spending his posting time in the Song Name game and other areas but has apparently taken a TFWG sabbatical. Maybe he'll run into Miss Silkie. Or Stuart. Or Mr. Allen.
Mobsters have moved on to a different quest now that Miss Silkie has shown them who's who and what's what.
Holy crap. I mention Miss Silkie's name and she reappears almost instantly. Great to see you, Miss Silkie!! You need a break or are sick of it or both. I get it. But, hey, pop in once in a while, just like this, mmmmkay?? Or just message me privately to say hi. It's in my former Game Czar nature to care, ya know what I mean?
Now, did I see Stuart poking around band camp?
Holy crap. I mention Miss Silkie's name and she reappears almost instantly. Great to see you, Miss Silkie!! You need a break or are sick of it or both. I get it. But, hey, pop in once in a while, just like this, mmmmkay?? Or just message me privately to say hi. It's in my former Game Czar nature to care, ya know what I mean?
Now, did I see Stuart poking around band camp?
Who's who and what's what is none of your freakin' business, and if anyone asks, you didn't see nuthin'.