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South-Eye Ned replied to Dirty Dan Dawkins's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
My brother has this Tijuana Brass Album. I was a pre-teen at the time, but kept staring at the lady. -
Yes, Goodfellas is one of my favorite movies because of Ray Liotta. Although, he looked Italian and had an Italian surname, he was adopted. He later discovered that he had mostly a Scottish heritage.
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Accidents happen.
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last time I used a pay phone was in the Highlands of Scotland. To call the States, I had to use a pre-paid debit card.
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I still have my beige cloth La-Z Boy recliner that I bought in 1985. It's clean, and if I'm not reading a book, I probably fell asleep. I like jazz, too, but do not have any Diana Krall music.
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What are some of your obscure hobbies or interests?
South-Eye Ned replied to Chantry's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Toupee spottin'. It ain't as easy as it looks. My wife and I indulge in amateur genealogy, which can include traipsing through old cemeteries looking for graves of relatives we never met. I also don one of my kilts and go to Highland Games to sell memberships to my clan association. -
the tap
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fangs
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I guess that means peeing on the carpet is okay.
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SALOON Tip of the Day
South-Eye Ned replied to Father Kit Cool Gun Garth's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
I think they would be confused to death because you didn't make a baseball diamond, but a baseball circle, and there are no bases either. Their little minds won't be able to process it all. -
nice film from 1915 to evidence how the old west was just a few years earlier. Thanks for posting it!
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This is my uncle, a Second Lieutenant in the US Army Air Corp, who died flying a P-38G in New Guinea in April 1943.
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Home
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What'll they think of next?
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Congrats, and prayers for the wife.
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shot
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Burner
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Degraded
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Terminate
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SMILE when you call me that, pay-nah.
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Sleepy Hollow
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Scepters
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In Facebook, some one or thing posted a couple of recent music video of The Seekers singing Georgy Girl and some other tune. I felt very nostalgic as I hadn’t heard their tunes in decades. As a matter of fact, when I started marching band in junior high school in 1971, we had to learn Georgy Girl because it wasn’t that difficult. I learned to hate it, though playing it over and over. But, seeing The Seekers recently rejoin to sing their hits at their advanced years, and mine, I enjoyed it.
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I’m going to say it had more to do with the 2 assassinations in 1968.