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2 hours ago, Waldo13 said:
I’m wondering if MTS has mirrored her character and had a bit of a drinking problem that has changed her voice. In that flashback, Nikki had a very sweet voice. Now her voice is more gravely. Drinking can do that to you but the benefit of the doubt goes to the aging process.
I often felt that MTS played up the little girl voice in her early days of Y&R (and it worked for her character and SLs), and as the years have gone by she's gradually returned to her natural speaking voice.
QuoteAn irregular rapid heart beat in the upper chamber of the heart effecting the atrium is called atrial fibrillation and referred to as AFib. Most commonly can be controlled by monitoring and medication, but in GC, either Natey Nate Nate or Elena will become a cardiologist and or heart surgeon.
Is there any doubt? But first Dr Nate Natey Nate Nate Nate Nate Nate has to miraculously have the use of his wounded paw restored for surgery ... Why not?
And Rev. Darvon has promised Hillary 2.0 he will do what ever is necessary to have Naya's health restored, so it's a lock for a Christmas Miracle episode.
God bless us everyone.
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QuoteOf course Abby, the selfish one, hires a nanny on the spot without anyone’s input. Just a strong feeling and not even a call to previous employees.
Considering TIIC didn't show us the hiring process, we are to assume that Abby used a reputable employment service to do the standard background/vetting process.
All the feelz were provided by Abby.
QuoteCome on writers, can you please call what’s going on in Mariah’s mind as PTSD mixed with postpartum blues. Mariah is suffering from the trauma of being held captive and the hormonal change after giving birth. It’s my own feeling that pumping breastmilk and not breastfeeding is contributing to Mariah’s mental state. Mariah breastmilk is being used but Mariah is not feeling the joy of the suckling baby she gave life. By Abby insisting on breastmilk, she is being selfish, insensitive, and cruel. I’m not against breastfeeding but it would have been more warranted if Abby was doing the breastfeeding.
Mariah explained it best; everything in her screams to mother Bowie and it physically hurts not to act as his mother.
Leaving is the best course of action. Abby's plan to keep Mariah and Bowie together but separate, was foolish. If Abby must have Bowie on breastmilk, contact the La Leche League to buy collected breastmilk, and let Mariah dry off so those hormones can stop contributing to her PTSD.
What surprised me was that Nina and Ashley know exactly what it's like to have their baby taken from them, yet only Ashley acknowledged Mariah's torment. Jack had compassion, but thinks Mariah can bury her sadness in work like he pretends to do.
After Mariah ran out of the house, why didn't someone call Sharon to let her counselor-ship know Mariah was having an emotional crisis? After all Sharon's the only concierge counselor available to fuck up an emotional situation in Wisconsin ... Silly me. Sharon was licking her wounds after being outed as a fraud by Connor.
Rev. Darvon of the Church of the Magic 8 Ball was utterly useless in helping Mariah. He couldn't even help her take her bags out to the car. What a Putz.
QuoteQuestion: Not being a Christian, I’m trying to decide if the baptism was performed by a Catholic Priest because of his collar and robes. Was he a Catholic Priest? TIIC didn’t mention any specific religion only in God’s Church as a Christian.
Have no fear, Waldo. There was no official Roman Catholic sacrament demonstrated, and scant Christian rigmarole either. The minister is another interwebs member of the Church of the Magic 8 Ball, Rev. Darvon presiding.
QuoteI know it’s all make believe but for filthy rich people, that was one heck of a cheap ass christening party. No food, no decorations, no commemorative party favors, etc. You would think that TIIC would find some way to at least dress up a doll in christening outfit which would be costly in Abby’s style.
It was a little cheap-looking, but in keeping with the budgetary constrains of Y&R for the last 4 years -- Perhaps using the church window backdrop, baptismal font and day player minister is all we should expect. There were champagne glasses and wine bottles of ginger ale, the cupcakes did a drive by.
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So much for the sanctity or well wishes of a baptism.
QuoteWhen I read in the episode description that Mariah makes a heart breaking decision I got a very bad feeling that Mariah and Tessa where going to break up for Mariah to have time alone. But than I realized that in some small area of the TIIC’s small heart, they would not break up the only truest and lovable couple in GC. Than it hit me that Mariah could be moving out with Tessa because Mariah can’t cope with being Bowie but NOT “being” with Bowie. I’m so happy that’s Mariah’s heartbreaking decision and Mariah giving us a master class in acting. For me there is nothing wrong with giving a person their own special nickname and sometimes that nickname is transferred to other people calling that person by their nickname. I have a nickname that one of my grandchildren gave to me and now all my grandchildren and children call me by my nickname. It’s not important for me to be called Father, Dad, or Grandpa. To me be called by my nickname is more endearing.
Only a moron would break up Mariah and Tessa; they're so good together. Besides they're the only lesbians on Show. One would have to leave town, and the other retrun to hetro-status in order to keep the couples parade marching on, or some nonsense like that.
Give on the nickname Waldo.
QuoteTalking about master classes in acting, we also have distractors to distract us from their bad acting. Nostrils has his nose, Banana Breath has his snarl, Rodan has her animation and arm waving, Summer has her lips, Kyle has his hair, Rey has his smugness, Sharon has her dead eyes, and Olive has her eyebrows. I’m not going to pick on Faith and Moses because they are basic newcomers and have time to improve.
It's too bad TIIC have to turn everything into a crisis or bomb detonation, but Camryn Grimes was wonderful. Her pacing and emotional control saved her final scene from becoming a maudlin mess of whining and crying. You could feel her primal loss in every pause she took in the dialog.
Other than Peter Bergman, there's no one on Show that come close to her emotional depth, talent and skill.
Emmy reel.
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Photo courtesy of California State Parks
Fire crews struggling to save California giant sequoias
- Fire and the Giant Sequoia
- California wildfires threaten famous giant sequoia trees
- EXPLAINER: Fighting fire with fire to protect sequoia trees
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- US Forest Service hits brakes on Arizona restoration project
- Future of Lake Tahoe clarity in question as wildfires worsen
- Drought haves, have-nots test how to share water in the West
- As Nicholas stalls over Louisiana, three potential storms are crowding the Atlantic
- Louisiana's communities of color already suffer from pollution and COVID-19. Now it's climate change.
- Illegal marijuana farms take West’s scarce water
- After wildfires, Europe’s Mediterranean leaders discuss climate crisis
- White catfish catch shatters state, and maybe, world record
- Idled Thai taxis go green with mini-gardens on car roofs
- Hundreds of migrating songbirds crash into NYC skyscrapers
- Threat of volcanic eruption puts Spanish island on alert
- Body composting a ‘green’ alternative to burial, cremation
In this Aug. 31, 2021 file photo medical professionals pronate a 39 year old unvaccinated COVID-19 patient in the Medical Intensive care unit (MICU) at St. Luke's Boise Medical Center in Boise, Idaho. Idaho's public health leaders have expanded health care rationing statewide amid a massive increase in the number of coronavirus patients requiring hospitalization. The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare made the announcement Thursday, Sept. 16, 2021. St. Luke's Health System, Idaho's largest hospital network, asked state health leaders to allow "crisis standards of care" on Wednesday because the increase in COVID-19 patients has exhausted the state's medical resources. (AP Photo/Kyle Green, File)
How to Make Sense of COVID-19 Data in the Delta Era
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- The pandemic has created a nation of insomniacs
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- Dirty air can be deadly. Here’s how to protect yourself.
- The pandemic-era "flexible" workplace has become oppressive. Workers should demand more
The billboards have appeared in states from Arizona to Montana, and now Minnesota. Duluth was chosen as the first location in Minnesota after appeals from the local community/Photo Circle News
US tribes demand emergency protection for wolves
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- Push for Native American curriculum in schools makes gains
- The Invisible Victims
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Jack White - Ball and Biscuit/Don’t Hurt Yourself/Jesus Is Coming Soon
MASHUP - Tear You Apart + Bela Lugosi's Dead - DJ ALANT Mix - She wants revenge / Bauhaus Re-Upload
She Wants Revenge - Tear You Apart
Mick Ronson - Slaughter On The 10th Avenue
Bette Midler Art or Bust Delores DeLago - I (We) Will Survive!
Modern Minstrelsy -- Julianne Hough Responds to 'The Activist' Criticism & Expresses 'Regret' Over Blackface Costume
- Amid a rise in hate crimes, Black and Asian Americans are standing together: 'Solidarity is the answer'
- Me Too founder on her healing memoir and creating change: "All of us contribute to rape culture"
- Mother files complaint against school where she says students were segregated
- Students fight back against a book ban that has a Pennsylvania community divided
- Colorado finds Denver suburb has record of discriminatory policing
- ‘Jeopardy!’ hosts: Bialik, Ken Jennings will finish 2021
- Lawyer Murdaugh exits jail after $10M insurance fraud arrest
- FBI director details "totally unacceptable" failures in Larry Nassar case
- British court indicates it will serve lawsuit on Prince Andrew
The Facebook Files -- A Wall Street Journal investigation
- It’s getting harder for people to believe that Facebook is a net good for society
- World Bank cancels business report after investigation
- MassMutual fined for failing to monitor GameStop saga star
- Sotheby’s puts rare U.S. Constitution copy for auction
- The US economy is powering through Delta
- Welcome to the Delta economy: You can't always get what you want when you want it
- Multigenerational living is making a comeback
- The housing crisis is the top concern for urban residents
- Mega mansion once worth $500 million defaults on $100 million in debt, forcing a sale
South Dakota man recycles his collection of a million aluminum cans to raise $105K for Make-A-Wish
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4 hours ago, SweePea59 said:
Interesting playlist, Cupid.
One of those Noise mornings.
It makes my Administration Associate nervous.
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Jane Powell, Hollywood golden-age musicals star, dies at 92
Jane Powell, the bright-eyed, operatic-voiced star of Hollywood’s golden age musicals who sang with Howard Keel in “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers” and danced with Fred Astaire in “Royal Wedding,” has died. She was 92.
Powell died Thursday at her Wilton, Connecticut, home, longtime friend Susan Granger said. Granger said Powell died of natural causes.
“Jane was the most wonderful friend,” Granger said. ”She was candid, she was honest. You never asked Jane a question you didn’t want an absolutely honest answer to.”
Granger was a youngster when she met the then-teenaged Powell, who was making her film debut in 1944′s “Song of the Open Road,” directed by Granger’s father, S. Sylvan Simon.
She performed virtually her whole life, starting about age 5 as a singing prodigy on radio in Portland, Oregon. On screen, she quickly graduated from teen roles to the lavish musical productions that were a 20th-century Hollywood staple.
Her 1950 casting in “Royal Wedding” came by default. June Allyson was first announced as Astaire’s co-star but withdrew when she became pregnant. Judy Garland was cast, but was withdrawn because of personal problems. Jane Powell was next in line.
“They had to give it to me,” she quipped at the time. “Everybody else is pregnant.” Also among the expectant MGM stars: Lana Turner, Esther Williams, Cyd Charisse and Jean Hagen.
Powell had just turned 21 when she got the role; Astaire was 50. She was nervous because she lacked dancing experience, but she found him “very patient and understanding. We got along fine from the start.”
“Seven Brides for Seven Brothers” proved to be a 1954 “sleeper” hit.
“The studio didn’t think it was going to do anything,” she recalled in 2000. “MGM thought that `Brigadoon’ was going to be the big moneymaker that year. It didn’t turn out that way. We were the ones that went to the Radio City Music Hall, which was always such a coup.”
The famed New York venue was a movie theater then.
Audiences were overwhelmed by the lusty singing of Keel and Powell and especially by the gymnastic choreography of Michael Kidd. “Seven Brides” achieved classic status and resulted in a TV series and a Broadway musical.
“Blonde and small and pretty, Jane Powell had the required amount of grit and spunk that was needed to play the woman who could tame seven backwoodsmen,” John Kobal wrote in his book “Gotta Sing Gotta Dance: A Pictorial History of Film Musicals.”
After 13 years at MGM, though, Powell quit the studio, reasoning that she was going to be fired “because they weren’t going to be doing musicals anymore."
“I thought I’d have a lot of studios to go to,” she said in 2000, “but I didn’t have any, because no one wanted to make musicals. It was very difficult, and quite a shock to me. There’s nothing worse than not being wanted.”
She found one musical at RKO, “The Girl Most Likely,” a 1958 remake of “Tom, Dick and Harry.” Aside from a couple of minor films, her movie career was over.
She was born Suzanne Lorraine Burce in Portland, Oregon, in 1928. She began singing on local radio as a small child, and as she grew, her voice developed into a clear, high-pitched soprano.
When the Burce family planned a trip to Los Angeles, the radio station asked if Suzanne would appear on a network talent show there. The tiny girl with a 2½-octave voice drew thunderous applause with an aria from “Carmen” and was quickly put under contract to MGM.
Her first movie was a loanout to an independent producer for “Song of the Open Road,” a 1944 mishmash with W.C. Fields (at the end of his career) and Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy.
The character’s name in “Song of the Open Road” was Jane Powell, and MGM decided that that would be her movie name.
She played teens in such films as “Holiday in Mexico,” “Three Daring Daughters” and “A Date With Judy.” But she pleaded with the studio bosses to be given grown-up roles and finally succeeded in “Royal Wedding.”
Frothy romances and musicals continued to dominate her career, including “Young, Rich and Pretty,” “Small Town Girl” and “Three Sailors and a Girl.”
After her movie career ended, musical theater offered plenty of work for a star of her prominence and talent. She sang in supper clubs, toured in such shows as “The Unsinkable Molly Brown” and “I Do! I Do!” and replaced Debbie Reynolds in the Broadway run of “Irene.”
She frequently appeared on television, notably in the Judy Garland role in a new version of “Meet Me in St. Louis.”
As she approached her 70s, Powell abandoned her singing career. “I can’t hit the high notes, and I won’t be second-rate,” she explained in 2000. She switched to drama, appearing in New York theater in such plays as “Avow,” portraying mother of an unmarried, pregnant daughter and a son who wanted to marry his male partner.
Powell’s first four marriages ended in divorce: to Geary Steffen (son Geary, daughter Suzanne), Patrick Nerney (daughter Lindsay), James Fitzgerald and David Parlour.
Powell met fifth husband Dick Moore when he interviewed her for his book about child actors. As Dickie Moore, he had been a well-known child actor in the 1930s and ’40s and gave Shirley Temple her first screen kiss in “Miss Annie Rooney” (1942). Moore, head of a New York public relations office, and Powell married in 1988. He died in 2015.
Jane Powell’s survivors include her daughter, Lindsey Nerney, Granger said.
-- Lynn Elber
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2 hours ago, peacheslatour said:
Who knows about Buttbiscuit's Dumberboink? I think, there's Phyllis, Buttbiscuit, Dumber, Kyle and who else? Who could spill to Ashland? Because that's what needs to happen. Ashland tells Victoria and Victoriar tells Nick and then it's Buttbiscuit goes BOOM.
From your fingertips to Goddess Kali's ear, Peaches.
NotBilly did tell Lily in a rare moment of frank couch-boinking togetherness.
The problem is there's no reason for the boldface names to tell Locke-ness the gory details of the Dumber Boink -- He would have to overhear one of the loud mouths broadcasting it in public, and the Boink hasn't been mentioned in 10+ months. It would be mutually assured destruction for the boldfacer's to bring up the subject.
Victor, Nick, Nicki and Jack would go on a rampage, and no one would be left to attend Victoria's Italian festa wedding because of all the wounded feelz ... if the wedding even takes place after Locke-ness implodes Genoa City with Dumber and NotBilly's Sexxxy Time Fun.
1 hour ago, PatsyandEddie said:I want Jack to find out too.
There will be a lot of righteous indignation and prostrate disappointment with Phyllis/Dumb/Kyle from the empty Abbott Mansion. It's too far down the road for Jack to have any expectations about NotBilly's behavior.
1 hour ago, peacheslatour said:And Victor. And in a just world, Noah. Then Billy Boy might really get his empty noggin crushed.
Heh. Poor Noah, forced to commit a felony first day back in Genoa City.
Victor will horsewhip NotBilly, if he can get out of his chair.
Nick will lose his mind finding out Phyllis withheld the Dumber Boink from him. Who will stop Nick from beating NotBilly into a pulp? <crickets>
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Can kids be harmed wearing masks to protect against COVID? (AP Illustration/Peter Hamlin)
Eli Lilly to supply the U.S. government with doses of COVID-19 treatment etesevimab for $330 million
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MIKE EDISON & GUADALUPE PLATA - John Henry
Seventy Sevens - This Is The Way Love Is
Teenage Jesus and the Jerks - Baby doll
John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman - You're Too Beautiful
Wes Montgomery - A Day In The Life
Bob Dylan - Baby, Let Me Follow You Down
Mitski - Your Best American Girl
Chi-Lites - Give More Power To The People
Lydia Lunch - Lightning's Girl
James Chance & the Contortions - I Can't Stand Myself
D.O.A - I'm Right You're Wrong
Richard Hell & The Voidoids - Who Says?
Dry Cleaning - Scratchcard Lanyard
Workers wrap the Arc de Triomphe monument, Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2021 in Paris. The "L'Arc de Triomphe, Wrapped" project by late artist Christo and Jeanne-Claude will be on view from, Sept. 18 to Oct. 3. The famed Paris monument will be wrapped in 25,000 square meters of fabric in silvery blue, and with 3,000 meters of red rope. (AP Photo/Francois Mori)
Paris’ Arc de Triomphe is being wrapped in fabric
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A truck drives past pump jacks operating at the Inglewood Oil Field, Thursday, June 10, 2021, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)
At 101, she’s still hauling lobsters with no plans to stop
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- The Long U.S. History of Relocating Communities Because of Flooding
- Judge won’t let lawmakers, hunters join DNR board lawsuit
- UN chief urges ‘rapid’ emission cuts to curb climate change
- Sequoia National Park’s giant trees at risk as fires grow
- Tesla builds 1st store on tribal land, dodges state car laws
- Los Angeles County votes to phase out oil and gas drilling
- Blowers, mowers and more: American yards quietly go electric
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Starting in February 2020, after the spending of $71 million dollars, California voters handily defeated the recall attempt of their duly elected governor.
Firefighters walk by Giant Sequoias in Kings Canyon national park in California/AP/Gary Kazanjian
Ancient sequoia trees threatened by growing wildfire in California’s Sierra Nevada
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In this Sept. 14, 2021, file photo, a syringe is prepared with the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine at a clinic at the Reading Area Community College in Reading, Pa. COVID-19 deaths and cases in the U.S. have climbed back to where they were over the winter, wiping out months of progress and potentially bolstering President Joe Biden’s case for sweeping new vaccination requirements. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File)
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Dionne Warwick on her new documentary and enduring career: "I am and will always be relevant"
Primus - Jerry Was A Race Car Driver
Astrud Gilberto -- Who Needs Forever? (Thievery Corporation Remix)
Lana Del Rey - Wildflower Wildfire
J. Balvin, Dua Lipa, Bad Bunny, Tainy - UN DIA
Foo Fighters - Times Like These
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Vermeer's 'hidden' Cupid is the enigmatic artist's latest mystery
New hypothesis argues the universe simulates itself into existence
- Is reality real? These neuroscientists don’t think so. -- That's convenient.
Free your mind and the rest will follow -- Megan Rapinoe's New Book Club Isn't Meant For Surface-Level Conversation
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59 minutes ago, Waldo13 said:
Does Jack know the real reason why Nostrils doesn’t want to go to Summer’s and Kyle’s wedding? I don’t think Jack knows that Nostrils had revenge sex with Summer.
I doubt Jack knows about the Dumber Boink or that's the reason NotBilly declined to attend.
I think NotBilly is too deep in his mission quest to spoil Victoria's marriage to Locke-ness to have any interest in the Dumb/Kyle nuptials.
QuoteDepending on which Christian Faith the child will be baptized, the godparents have to be of the same faith especially in Catholicism. If memory serves, Abby’s, Devon’s, and Mariah’s religion hasn’t been mentioned. Again, if memory serves, Devon officiated Abby’s and Chance’s wedding. Devon is only a internet minister not an ordained priest.
They're parishioners at the Church of Darvon?
Show is pretty defuse on religious affiliation, so the christening should be an unidentified denomination of indeterminate origins.
QuoteJack is 100% correct. Olive Oyl is basically marrying her father. Her father that Olive could have been fantasizing about since being a teenager. Olive is obsessed with proving herself to her father because that’s what she thinks maintains his love for her. Now that Olive knows the truth about Ashland’s past, of course it’s makes her love him even more because it’s similar to Victor’s past.
Perhaps, but Locke-ness is the most attractive and equitable mate Victoria has been with in years.
Who is Jack to criticize who one loves after his declaration of eternal love to a dumpster humping brother fucker?
Find a chair Jack. And use it.
QuoteSo Ashland changed his name and left his mom behind to be abused by his father. I guess the story of killing his father to save his mother was already used up by Adam killing his mother’s tormented. But I would like the significance of changing his name, of all names, to Ashland. So tomorrow Ashland reveals his true self. Dollars to donuts Nostrils doesn’t believe him and continues to pry into his past.
So Locke-ness came from a dysfunctional family situation, left them behind and changed his name. <shrug>
I expect NotBilly will dredge up whoever it texting Locke-ness (unwanted family member) and parade them around in the press like they were poor lost lambs abandoned by teenage Locke-ness. It will fit into his ploy to stop Victoria from marrying Locke-ness, and blow up spectacularly in his face.
Victoria said she would get back at NotBilly for using Locke-ness to sell ad space on Chance Dot Com and I expect her to gut him like a chicken.
QuoteAbby was obsessed with having a baby and pushed for it before Chance came home. Now, after a few weeks, the novelty has worn off and it’s time for Bowie to be passed off to a nanny.
Abby got her Baby Rabies sated and now she's going back to her regular life, and a nanny makes that possible.
She's not going to have Mariah be Bowie's sitter because she's in the throws of post-partum separation anxiety from Bowie and PTSD from the kidnapping, and is terrified that Stitch will return. It makes absolute sense for Abby to go to an outside caretaker; everyone else on Team Baby Rabies have their own lives and jobs. Abby has Darvon as her 'rock,' isolating Mariah even further.
Mariah needs help from a real therapist (Step aside, Sharon), not taking on some godparent title as a consolation prize for here's your hat get out of my house. Mariah has been used as an incubator, debased as a milk cow and brushed aside by a thoughtless and blinkered Newman/Abbott/Chancellor princess.
QuoteI’m guessing that it’s Ashland’s father that is trying to get in touch with him and it’s Nostrils’ meddling, in Ashland’s past, that was the trigger for Ashland’s father to find him.
I wouldn't surprise me. Or an underhanded sibling that would take advantage and want his/her slice of the Locke-ness pie, encroaching on Victoria's wealth as well.
Very few long-lost family members that show up unwanted or unannounced bring good tidings on Show
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40 minutes ago, CountryGirl said:
Also, Sharon and her master's degree immediately sussed out Sally having a crush on Adam (and it's not unrequited hahahahahaha) yet can't figure out Mariah's struggling right now.
Clueless AF.
Sally's availability and Atonal's drifting attention are all about Sharon.
Mariah is just her daughter ... No big whoop.
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1 hour ago, peacheslatour said:
Who said irony is dead?
Irony died in 1973 after awarding Henry Kissinger the Nobel Peace Prize.
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On 9/11/2021 at 10:37 PM, crowsworks said:
Just because she screwed his brother on his desk? Judgmental much? Just because she and his warped brother debased every elevator and cabin and giggled about dumb OLD Ja.ck? It was years before people could push an elevator button without their finger sticking.
On 9/12/2021 at 1:47 AM, Anna Yolei said:🤣🤣🤣🤣
I find it amusing that as soon as the Staff was on the payroll again, Show couldn't put distance from Philly fast enough and MS didn't have a scene with Billy for months. Which begs the question about why the fuck it was allowed to eat up the show like it did for as long as it did.
Even apart from that, her cucking him for Victor Newman's son/Jack's former stepson should've been the end of it. As much as I'm enjoying Ally, I wish he and Sally could've lasted a bit longer because other than Doctor Emily, his romances have been utterly shit.
That should have been end of them, and more than enough reason for Jack to keep Phyllis at arms length for a decade before he made any declarations of I Still Love You And All Is Forgiven.
There's been a few allusions from Phyllis that she was 'sorry,' but no hair shirt-wearing or true repentance. My guess is that the entire SL was such a hair trigger subject to viewers, it was easier to drop the subject entirely and allowing Phyllis and Jack to be civil-leading-into-friendly territory while keeping Phyllis and NotBilly in separate spheres, until recently, to avoid any conjecture that they were reigniting their foul couplings.
Locking Phyllis and Nick together having sexxxy times on a game console (Nick nearly killed Daniel for Cassie's death, and Victor booked the Honeymoon in Hell for Phyllis and Marco -- That's not weird, is it?) kept her in DEFCON 3 obsession over Dumber/Kyle and the bitter battles over the Galivanting Pubis.
QuoteEven apart from that, her cucking him for Victor Newman's son/Jack's former stepson should've been the end of it. As much as I'm enjoying Ally, I wish he and Sally could've lasted a bit longer because other than Doctor Emily, his romances have been utterly shit.
This version of Jack playing the Useful Idiot isn't the first; Both Phyllis and Kyle said the mutual tonsil hockey was a merry mixup, and Jack shrugged it off to that.
TIIC need Jack as a dangling chad. Phyllis can show up to have her ego inflated and mark her territory when he has the inkling of female company, and he can continue to carry her purse when she needs both hands free to take off her earrings and have a throwdown in her hotel lobby.
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View of smoke and dust rising from Ground Zero on September 11, 2001 from across the East River (Photo provided by author, Matt Valentine)
What I remember about the dust
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- Too soon? Muslim-American comics after 9/11: "I thought comedy was over, but it was more important than ever"
- The Weirdness of Stumbling Upon 9/11 Memorials in Pokémon Go
- Time, misinfo complicate teaching 9/11 to kids born after it
- The Post-9/11 Generation
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- Ground zero: A selfie stop for some, a cemetery for others
- Study: Pentagon reliance on contractors hurt US in 9/11 wars
- Death and suffering in Iraq a painful legacy of 9/11 attacks
- 20 Years After 9/11, Victim Families May Finally Get a Trial
Clear Channel Post-9/11 Do Not Play List:
Afro Celt Sound System featuring Peter Gabriel - When You're Falling
The Beatles - A Day in the Life
Blue Oyster Cult - Burnin' For You
Jackson Browne - Doctor My Eyes
Bob Dylan - Knockin' on Heaven's Door
Blood, Sweat & Tears - And When I Die
John Parr - St. Elmo's Fire (Man In Motion)
Elvis Presley - (You're The) Devil In Disguise
Barenaked Ladies - Falling For The First Time
- Most plans for new coal plants scrapped since Paris agreement
- When Wall Street came to coal country: how a big-money gamble scarred Appalachia
- Will This Court Case End the Mining Industry’s 150-Year Dominance of the West?
- Report: Climate change could see 200 million move by 2050
- Post-wildfire regrets -- Lake Tahoe ski resort changes name to remove racist and misogynistic slur
- Wildfire burns structures in small Northern California town
- Rainfall helps firefighters control southern Spain’s inferno
- Tardigrades' kryptonite? Climate change.
- Australia predicts record farm production despite challenges
- The Messy Truth About Carbon Footprints
- England Intends to Ban Single-Use Culinary Plastics—Very Slowly
In this undated photo provided by the Research Institute for Farm Animal Biology in Dummerstorf, Germany in September 2021, a calf enters an astroturf-covered pen nicknamed "MooLoo” to urinate. The scientists, mimicking the process of putting a toddler on the potty until he or she has to go, put the cows in and waited until they urinated and then gave them a reward: a super sweet liquid of mostly molasses. (Thomas Häntzschel/FBN via AP)
Moo -- No bull: Scientists potty train cows to use ‘MooLoo’
- German town seeks owner of baby ostrich found in local park
- Lucky cat: Falling feline gets saved at Miami football game
- Weekend slaughter of dolphins on Faeroes could revive debate
- Second murder hornet nest of the year eradicated and a third nest located
- Alligators eat lots of things. These prehistoric artifacts were an unusual snack
- Bird of the Week: Steller’s Sea Eagle
- CDC study: Unvaccinated people are 11 times more likely to die of Covid-19
- Child Covid-19 cases increased nearly 240% since July, pediatricians' group says
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- No, COVID-19 Vaccines Don't Cause Swollen Testicles
- If. You. Are Reading. This. You. Are. Not. A. Horse. The Real Reason People Are Treating Themselves With Horse Dewormer
- Group representing Coke, Kellogg and Campbell Soup have concerns about federal mandate
- As unvaccinated patients overrun critical care resources, doctors forced to consider care rationing
- Mu Variant, Which May Be Vaccine Resistant, in All 50 States After Nebraska Case
- LA officers sue over vaccine mandate as police across California threaten to resign
- 17 health care professionals, citing religious reasons, seek to prevent New York State from enforcing vaccine mandate
- New York hospital to stop delivering babies as staff quit over vaccine rules
- School starts for 1 million NYC kids amid new vaccine rules
- Massachusetts National Guard to help with busing students
- Kentucky National Guard sending 300 members to hospitals
- Legionella bacteria resurfaces at West Virginia hospital
- Adapt or else: Downtown businesses cope with new reality
- Gov't and charitable actions likely kept millions of Americans out of food insecurity during COVID-19
- This Memo from Elon Musk Reveals Exactly What's Wrong With American Business
- Nigeria faces one of its worst cholera outbreaks in years
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- Deadly rape of Indian woman has 'shaken the nation once again'
- A 9-year-old girl was raped and murdered in India. Her death is part of a bigger problem facing Dalit women
- Facebook Is Raking It in With Shady Anti-Abortion Ads
- Bystanders harass Chinese woman going public in #MeToo case
- Condom ‘stealthing’ is a vile practice. California is right to ban it
Harris Reed, left, and Iman attend The Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute benefit gala celebrating the opening of the "In America: A Lexicon of Fashion" exhibition on Monday, Sept. 13, 2021, in New York. (Photo by Evan Agostini/Invision/AP)
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- ‘Fashion rooted in values’: Met Gala to open show honouring designers of colour
- The Met Can’t Quite Define ‘American Fashion.’ Whatever It Is, It Looks Good.
- How designers are fighting the rise of facial recognition technology
- A brand-new blue may be the most eye-popping blue yet
- How your favorite jeans might be fueling a human rights crisis
- Geriatric Millennials, the Claw Clip Renaissance Is Nigh
- It’s incredibly hard to know what you should pay for secondhand clothes
- The Future Of Fashion: Biodegradable Jeans, Luxe Upcycling, And More
- I thought everyone was running around in tennis dresses, and I was right -- The hype around exercise dresses, explained
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1 hour ago, OhioSongbird said:
One day at a time.....
1 hour ago, peacheslatour said:I get so angry. All the masking, the social distancing and finally a vaccine and yet here we are.
I’d love the “Freedom” to leave my home without getting COVID-19 from a random asshat.
God bless, Ohio.
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Standing atop rubble with retired New York City firefighter Bob Beckwith, President George W Bush rallies firefighters and rescue workers during an impromptu speech at the site of the collapsed World Trade Center in New York City, New York, September 14, 2001. Image courtesy National Archives. (Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images)
9/11 and the birth of the Big Lie
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- ‘Don’t focus on hate’: World marks 20th anniversary of 9/11
- The Most Terrifying Thing About 9/11 Was America’s Response
- It’s Not Too Late to Learn the Lessons We Didn’t Learn From 9/11
- Inside one of America’s biggest Muslim groups on 9/11—and the devastating weeks after.
- What It Was Like to Grow Up Muslim in America After 9/11
- EXCERPT: An Afghan reporter recalls 9/11′s aftermath there
- FBI releases inconclusive report on Saudi 9/11 links
- The Last Time We Worshipped in the Church of the Nightly News
- 9/11 conspiracies cast a long shadow
- The counterterrorism dilemma
A firefighter places his hand on the name engravings on the south pool during ceremonies to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, Saturday, Sept. 11, 2021, at the National September 11 Memorial & Museum in New York. (AP Photo/John Minchillo)
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- How 9/11 helped define this generation’s new brand of patriotism
- Defining images from the 9/11 attacks
- AP PHOTOS: 20 images that documented the enormity of 9/11
- In photos: The September 11 attacks
- Some of the most iconic 9/11 news coverage is lost. Blame Adobe Flash
- Sept. 11 by the numbers: Facts from a tragic day in American history
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- Another Five Years After 9/11
- “What Damnable Horror!”
- Love Letter to the City That Stood
- Why ’25th Hour’ Is the Only 9/11 Movie That Still Matters
- The Guantánamo Bay Internment Camp Is an Unresolved Vestige of the American Occupation of Afghanistan
Clear Channel Post-9/11 DO NOT PLAY list:
Black Sabbath - Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
The Animals - We Gotta Get Out Of This Place
Crazy World of Arthur Brown - Fire
Creedence Clearwater Revival - Travellin' Band
Pat Benatar - Hit Me With Your Best Shot
Skeeter Davis - The End of the World
The Happenings - See You in September
Carole King - I Feel the Earth Move
On a whitewashed plaster wall, an intricately illustrated, anthropomorphic purple pathogen screams at a healthcare worker, who remains unruffled. The mural is opposite the Kuvatov Republican Clinical Hospital in Ufa Russia/Vadim Braidov
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- A Second Major Seasonal Virus Won’t Leave Us Any Choice
- Covid-19 rapid tests are cheap or free in other countries. Why do Americans pay so much?
- Covid-19 Crushed Las Vegas. No One Can Agree on How to Revive It.
- COVID-19 disruption causing many deaths from TB, AIDS in poorest countries, fund says
- Covid-19 prisoners were unknowingly given ivermectin in an Arkansas jail
- The US ranks second highest among high-income countries in terms of vaccine hesitancy, one chart shows
- From zippers to glass, shortages of basic goods hobble U.S. economy
- How Humans Walk and Carry a Cup of Coffee Is a Bit of a Physics Mystery
- Research on beards, wads of gum wins 2021 Ig Nobel prizes
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- ‘Every message was copied to the police’: the inside story of the most daring surveillance sting in history
- Nicki Minaj’s Husband, Kenneth Petty, Pleads Guilty to Failing to Register as Sex Offender
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Western fires are burning higher in the mountains and at unprecedented rates as the climate warms
- Firefighters advance on blaze that shut California highway
- How 3D printing could help save Hong Kong's coral
- In defense of the “gentrification building”
- Don’t Believe the Salad Millionaire
- These Purple-Urchin Slayers Are Trying to Save Pacific Kelp Forests
- Ida deals new blow to Louisiana schools struggling to reopen
- How to end the American obsession with driving
How's that going to fly in Des Moines? Evangelical Lutheran church installs 1st transgender bishop
Daniil Medvedev, of Russia, holds up the championship trophy after defeating Novak Djokovic, of Serbia, in the men's singles final of the US Open tennis championships, Sunday, Sept. 12, 2021, in New York. (AP Photo/John Minchillo)
‘Relief’: Djokovic’s bid for year Slam ends against Medvedev
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What did Sharon tell Atonal that he didn't already know?
He said a few weeks ago he needed to tell Connor the truth about his relationship with Chelsea.
4 hours ago, gingerella said:It was just so that Sally could overhear and set her crazy stun gun on Sharon now. This show is so badly written you can see what's coming down the pike from miles away!
And I thought Atonal initially going to talk to Sharon post-kidnapping was him subliminally letting her know she was still on his mind and concerned about her feelz, but Mariah cock-blocked him and Sharon was forced to side with her.
Then Sharon hears about Atonal and Sally together, and she shows up unexpectedly to let him know she has territorial feelz for him and his situation with Con; much flirting and emotional handholding ensue from Sharon.
Sally can't get out of her own way and stops Sharon's hard sell on Atonal -- Sharon can't get directly involved between Atonal and Chelsea without another bruhaha occurring, and Rey Rey is still in contact with Chelsea and that will make Sharon's home life more annoying than usual.
Sally clam jamming Sharon is the way to go with MyPolar. Sharon will be in for a world of pain if she pursues Atonal because he's involved with Sally. And Atonal seems flattered to be shadowed and defended by Sally, where Sharon is deliberately unavailable to him and constantly trying to fix or coddle him with shrink-jive.
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"Falling Man" by Richard Drew
Richard Drew on photographing the "Falling Man" on 9/11
- EXCERPT: 20 years on, ‘The Falling Man’ is still you and me
- What We Didn’t Know on 9/11
- "Get out now" — inside the White House on 9/11, according to the staffers who were there
- Your memory of 9/11 is probably wrong
- The War on Terror Turned Out to Be a War on Ourselves
- What schools teach about 9/11 and the war on terror
- Who Is He? Photographer Hunts for His 9/11 ‘Guardian Angel’
- What the 9/11 Museum Remembers, and What It Forgets
Lesleigh Coyer, 25, of Saginaw, Michigan, lies down in front of the grave of her brother, Ryan Coyer, who served with the U.S. Army in both Iraq and Afghanistan, at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia March 11, 2013. Ryan Coyer died of complications from an injury sustained in Afghanistan. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque
- ‘Never Forget’ Is Breaking America
- Years after 9/11, first responders are still dying from exposure. This is their story
- ‘I’m the face of it’: the people whose images came to define 9/11 reflect on the day
- 'It doesn't get easier': Grief at Ground Zero still palpable 20 years after 9/11
- The children of 9/11: haunted by their fathers’ last hours, some dread the anniversary
- Two decades after 9/11, Muslim Americans still fighting bias
- ADL head: On NY Islamic center, we were wrong, plain and simple
- Working on the 9/11 Boatlift Taught Me to Redefine ‘Heroes’
- 9/11 artifacts share ‘pieces of truth’ in victims’ stories
- How the 9/11 Museum Recapitulates the Trauma of 9/11
- The best 9/11 art hasn't been made yet
- The best 9/11 movies are actually pro-war propaganda
- How Roger Ailes Turned Post-9/11 Islamophobia Into Murdoch Profits
- How Disney Channel Sold Patriotism To Kids After 9/11
- How September 11, 2001 became the borderline dividing two eras of late-night comedy
- A Brief History of Mariah Carey Blaming Glitter's Failure on 9/11
- How 9/11 Changed the Fashion Industry Forever
- Too soon or too late who got canceled after 911 and why
- How the War on Terror Killed Nearly 1 Million People and Somehow Made QAnon Even Dumber
- Sept. 11 froze America's counterterrorism thinking in place
- FBI releases first 9/11 document after Biden order
- Welsh Guards soldiers perform U.S. national anthem in British memorial to 9/11
The Tribute in Light is illuminated above lower Manhattan and One World Trade Center in New York City on the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on September 11, 2021 as seen from Jersey City, New Jersey. A 9/11 families group has said a newly released document shows Saudi Arabian involvement in the attacks/© Gary Hershorn/Getty Images
- The Ultimate Lesson of 9/11 Is That We Should Always Afford People Due Process. Always.
- Hearing for alleged 9/11 mastermind resumes after 18-month delay
- Five suspects accused of planning 9/11 terror attacks attend pre-trial hearings
- Taliban flag rises over seat of power on fateful anniversary
- The world 9/11 created: The waning of the American superpower
- From 9/11 to 1/6: What does "terrorism" look like?
- Where did the $5tn spent on Afghanistan and Iraq go?
- Dangerous outsiders and exceptional citizens: being Muslim American since 9/11
- 9/11 brought Americans together. Why is the pandemic tearing them apart?
Abimael Guzmán, leader of Peru’s Shining Path terrorist group, dies at 86
More post-9/11 banned music from Clear Channel:
AC/DC - Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
The Bangles - Walk Like an Egyptian
The Hollies - He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother
Shelley Fabares - Johnny Angel
Led Zeppelin - Stairway to Heaven
Pat Benatar - Love Is A Battlefield
Bad Company - No Smoke Without a Fire
Lynyrd Skynyrd - Tuesday's Gone
Petula Clark - A Sign of the Times
In this aerial photo released by the Los Angeles County Fire Department Air Operations traffic passes the Route fire, a brush wildfire off Interstate 5 north of Castaic, Calif., on Saturday, Sept. 11, 2021. (Los Angeles County Fire Air Operations via AP)
King Tides are coming to parts of flood-prone South Florida
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- Tracking Tropical Storm Nicholas -- Updated 11:00 am, Sun September 12, 2021
- Hurricane Larry wipes out power, trees in Newfoundland
- Firefighters advance on blaze that shut California highway
- Oil-soaked birds found near oil spill at refinery after Ida
- Farmers restore native grasslands as groundwater disappears
- Grass is good. Lawns are terrible.
- Heat is about to restructure American life in ways we can only begin to imagine
- Escaped zebras bamboozle Maryland officials: ‘They’re just too fast’
- How Europe's doors are slamming shut for Americans
- 'This pandemic is our World War II.' An up-close look at how a Florida hospital fights to save Covid-19 patients
- Child Covid-19 deaths more than doubled in Florida as kids returned to the classroom
- Covid-19 proved the future of child care is the future of America
- Federal workers’ vaccine mandate prompts confusion as the government struggles to return to offices
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Emma Raducanu, of Britain, holds up the US Open championship trophy after defeating Leylah Fernandez, of Canada, during the women's singles final of the US Open tennis championships, Saturday, Sept. 11, 2021, in New York. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig)
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An hour and 17 minutes after takeoff, American Airlines Flight 77 was deliberately crashed into the western side of the Pentagon/GettyImages
US marks 20th anniversary of 9/11 -- CNN Live Coverage
- Casualties of the September 11 attacks
- Emergency workers killed in the September 11 attacks
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- 9/11 unleashed a quest to find enemies rather than pursue our common interests
- The enemy is us: After 9/11, we turned on each other. And missed the true danger.
- America's response to 9/11 was as damaging as the attack. It's not too late to change course
- US marks 20 years since 9/11, in shadow of Afghan war’s end
- A Sikh man’s murder at a gas station revealed another tragedy of 9/11
- Young Sikhs still struggle with post-Sept. 11 discrimination
- 'Those people are not me' -- US Muslims reflect on how 9/11 changed their lives and what the future holds for them
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The second tower of the World Trade Center bursts into flames after being hit by a hijacked airplane, September 11, 2001/REUTERS/Sara K. Schwittek
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- Two decades later, tactics shift in fight against terrorism
- The World Trade Center Was Hated Even Before It Was Built
- When people say 'Never Forget' 9/11, this is what I hear
Photo courtesy of The Friends of Flight 93 National Memorial
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The Foo Fighters play a sold out show at the 9:30 Club on Sept. 9/© Victoria Ford/Sneakshot Photography
Ready or not, Foo Fighters christen the return of live music in D.C.
More music banned by Clear Channel Post-9/11:
Alice In Chains - Sea Of Sorrow
Judas Priest - Some Heads Are Gonna Roll
Jan and Dean - Dead Man's Curve
Paul McCartney and Wings - Live and Let Die
Buddy Holly & The Crickets - That’ll Be The Day
Norman Greenbaum - Spirit In The Sky
Steve Miller Band - Jet Airliner
John Mellencamp - Crumblin' Down
Metallica - Harvester Of Sorrow
Maasai men queuing to receive the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine look over as a woman, who is not, Maasai receives a jab at a clinic in Kimana, southern Kenya Saturday, Aug. 28, 2021. Plans for COVID-19 booster shots in some Western countries are highlighting vast disparities in access to vaccines around the world. (AP Photo/Brian Inganga)
Tracking Covid-19 vaccines in the US -- Last updated: September 11, 2021 at 6:49 a.m. ET
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The remains of a New Jersey banquet hall smoldered the day after Ida passed through. (Bryan Anselm / The New York Times / Redux)
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1 hour ago, Snaporaz said:
My grocery store has had the Halloween candy on display since the beginning of August! I'm sorry the party was cancelled again, but the donation is a wonderful gesture.
I haven't been in a Ralph's since the first Covid-19 outbreak; I went a little shopping therapy bonkers with dumb phone ap coupons.
Mr. Stunt is disappointed and has been redirecting more time lobbying with our Meeting House refugee support and housing.
His parents are staying on Oahu for the foreseeable Delta future, so his sister and I are planning another small costume party with family, and Trick or Treat candy bags at the front door for the local kids.
QuoteAwww, I can picture her now! I bet you can't even remember what life was like before she moved in.
Lizzy is keeping you on your toes.
QuoteAs for leaving Pennsyltuckey, a guy can dream, right? However, I'll be here for the foreseeable future. Even though (or maybe because) I'm the baby of the family, my elderly parents rely on me for almost everything now. Even more so since Covid started. Maybe because I just get stuff done with little complaint and I'm pretty good at anticipating potential pitfalls so things appear to happen with little effort. One day, though, one day, I'm gonna kick the dust from this ltitle town....oh crap, am I beginning to sound like George Bailey?!?
(((Snap)))
You're doing God's work.
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It's still summer in SoCal, but I saw bags of Halloween candy (Mini Snickers YUMMMM!) at Ralph's, and I was inspired to pull out some Halloween decoration boxes and change out pictures for vintage monster movie posters. The furniture is covered in tea-stained slipcovers and I'm exchanging everyday dishes for Halloween china.
Melvin is kitty Valium comfortable in the laundry room over Halloween creep on his domain.
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2 hours ago, Waldo13 said:
Sharon should be wearing green and not orange. The look on Sharon’s face when she heard about Adam and Sally was very very telling. Sharon was actually quite shrewd by questioning Adam about his relationship with Chelsea and not his relationship with Sally. You know she wants to.
The giggling and orange did Sharon no favors.
It's not a bad tactics to focus on Atonal and Chelsea's relationship, allowing Atonal a lead in about Sally. Sharon no likey Atonal moving on with another woman, that's for sure.
Boo fucking Hoo. Atonal might be drifting out of the Sharon Cooter Universe.
I don't see Sharon allowing that to happen without a fight ... and a divorce.
QuoteNatey Nate Nate is an amazing doctor. He was able to make Ashland feel better, after chemo, with a few vitamin supplements. Should we change Natey Nate Nate’s name toDr Feel Good?
Only if he's handing out Dilaudid with every visit.
QuoteFirst of all, Tuscany is not a city. It’s a region, of Italy, with Florence being its biggest city. Natey Nate Nate Tuscany is not the most romantic place on earth, although it’s very beautiful, there are quite a few more places that are more romantic. Bora Bora, Tahiti, and Bali come to my mind before Tuscany.
IDK.
The most romantic place depends on who you're with.
QuoteI had to laugh 😂😂😂. As Nostrils was talking to Natey Nate Nate and Elena, Jerry Mahoney was very visible over Nostrils’ left shoulder. Two dummies but Jerry is actually the smarter one and has the better personality.
NotBilly is beside himself with jealousy over Victoria in love with Locke-ness and the wedding plans happening so quickly.
Watching NotBilly squeeze Dr. Nate Natey Nate Nate Nate Nate and St. Eleana for wedding information was pathetic. I'd feel sorry for his cheese stands alone feelz, but NotBilly disgusts me.
Paint drying is more interesting than NotBilly talking.
QuoteSharon steered Adam in the right direction? They sounded like they where making 360’s after 360’s.
What did Sharon tell Atonal that he didn't already know?
He said a few weeks ago he needed to tell Connor the truth about his relationship with Chelsea.
QuoteBy replacing Victor’s portrait with her own, Olive Oyl shows that her ego is as big or bigger than Victor’s.
Victor retired from Newman Enterprises, operates in an emeritus roll on the NE board of directors, and his portrait hangs in the boardroom (or so we're told).
Unlike her father, Victoria didn't request or requisition the portrait, it was a gift from Locke-ness to curry her favor, and it worked. I'm not geared that way, but would be flattered by a portrait commissioned by Mr. Stunt from a favorite artist.
Maybe we should be asking why Locke-ness is acting so peculiarly before the wedding. Blueprints for a Locke Tower next to Newman Tower, giving a generous donation to the hospital, asking Dr. Nate Natey Nate Nate Nate Nate to be his best man and St Elena as his plus one to attend a lavish destination wedding, a portrait of Victoria as a gift .., All over the top actions, requests, and gifts, even for a wealthy man excited to be married.
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Super Nurse Street mural by FAKE
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Flames erupt from the South Tower of the World Trade Center, after it was struck by hijacked United Airlines Flight 175, in New York City, on September 11, 2001. The aircraft crashed into the tower traveling at a speed of approximately 586 miles per hour/Reuters/Sean Adair
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Music Banned by Clear Channel Radio After 9/11:
Alien Ant Farm - Smooth Criminal
The Ad Libs - The Boy From New York City
The Dave Clark Five - Bits and Pieces
The Gap Band - You Dropped A Bomb On Me
Frank Sinatra - New York, New York
Savage Garden - Crash and Burn
J Frank Wilson and the Cavaliers - Last Kiss
I was standing in line to check in for my return flight at Dallas/Fort Worth Airport. The overhead TVs suddenly switched to video of the World Trade North Tower with a smoking hole in the side of the building. Then a plane flew into the South Tower. I grabbed my suit case and ran to the Avis car rental desk. By the time they handed me the keys to the first available car, there were a couple hundred people fighting in line to rent a car. I drove the wheels off that DeVille to get back to my family in LA.
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11 hours ago, Snaporaz said:
Since it's almost the weekend, how about some weekend updates?
Is Mr. Stunt in preparation-mode for Hallowbirthday, @Cupid Stunt?
Because So. California is a Delta epicenter, Mr.Stunt decided to cancel his birthday party for a second year. The money we would've spent on the party is being donated to the PTA Free Lunch Fund. We cancelled vacation to Oahu because of Covid-19 travel restrictions, so we found a rental house on Catalina Island.
My father and sister Bea are staying with us; My nephew returned from the Afghanistan and is stationed at Camp Pendleton. We're spending as much time with him as the Marines will allow.
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Inquiry puts ex-World Bank officials under scrutiny on China
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New Edition - If It Isn't Love
Karyn White-The Way You Love Me
Levert - Casanova
Al B. Sure! - Off On Your Own Girl
Color Me Badd - I Wanna Sex You Up
Janet Jackson - Rhythm Nation
Bobby Brown - Don't Be Cruel
PM Dawn - Set A Drift On Memory Bliss
Jade - Don't Walk Away
Babyface ft. Toni Braxton - Give U My Heart
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Joe Public - Live and Learn
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In this file photo dated Wednesday June 16 2021, Notre-Dame cathedral is pictured two years after the cathedral was ravaged by a fire, in Paris. After more than two-years of work to stabilize and protect it after the shocking fire that tore through its roof and knocked down its spire, France’s Notre Dame Cathedral is finally stable and secure enough for artisans to start rebuilding it, according to a government statement Saturday Sept. 18, 2021. (Thomas Samson, Pool FILE via AP)
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