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CommentsRe: The Daily Word in Earl Scruggs, Starbucks bugs and a billion stars
Wouldn't Strawberry Creme Frappuccinos (creme being the operative word here) have dairy in them anyway? Therefore making them off limits to vegans? Just sayin'.
Yes, deadlines, blah blah. This story needed a proper write up and it seems like the article could have waited until that was able to happen. And sorry, but the vinyl talk was unnecessary and came across as pretentious. A little more self-reflection and a little less defensiveness would be nice from Ms. Cassyle Carr. Last edited [1/30/12 10:42 AM]
...like Claus' tired old menu. He hasn't had an original food idea since the early 90's.
Haven't you ever been to Taco Tote on a Sunday afternoon?
Pot calls kettle black, Stacks. You lost us at Charlie Sheen.
Really Stacks?
that I liked The Terror as much as I did. It might have been situational though. I started reading it when I spent a few days stuck in a ski town. I don't like skiing or snow for that matter. I also had torticollis (a horrible crick in my neck) which made it pretty difficult to do anything other than lay in bed and read. The book mimicked my own situation....freezing my ass off, miserable and immobile. I read Song of Kali too and agree that it was "creepy and feel-bad". I'll check out Summer of Night for sure. It sounds kind of similar to Stephen King's It, which I loved years ago.
I've always had a thing for A Tale of Two Cities myself. The Terror by Simmons was great...historical fiction plus an abominable snowman! How can you go wrong? I've been interested in Drood, but haven't been able to commit to a thousand pager these days. Re: Art Pics
I don't get what is weird about this photo. Yawn.
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