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True, it doesn't actually kill muscles. It's a neurotoxin that keeps the nerves that energize the muscle from firing. Muscle atrophy occurs because of disuse. I have no idea how long-lasting the effects are. How often are you supposed to shell out the big bucks for this treatment? George

If I'm ever single again, I'll let you know. George

I figured I'd wait to see if Purple Days or someone else would chime in. (Whatever happened to Tom Strange?) George

HellOOOOO, DOLLY!! :) George

Since botox kills muscles, about all you could do would get the other eyelid to be equally droopy! Botox, like strychnine before it, is useful for eliminating facial tics. Unless you look like Pruneface from the old Dick Tracy strip, though, it seems a bit much to me to use it to relive wrinkling. Now, back to those sacred boobs... ;) George

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Madden Bow-Chew? George Oh. Now I get it!

So we're outsourcing boob jobs now? Is nothing sacred??? George

"Captain... the stars... are gone!" "Both are right, both are capable... and which of my friends do I condemn to death?" "If you can't tell me what it is, let's use reverse logic -- Perhaps it'll help if you tell me what it isn't." "It is not liquid, gaseous, or solid, despite the fact we cannot see through it." "So far that's not much help." "We're wasting time. The shuttlecraft is ready." "You're determined not to let me share in this, aren't you?" "This is not a competition. Whether you understand it or not, grant me my own kind of dignity." George

My home lies deep within you And I've got my own place in your soul Geoge

Somehow, injecting one's face with botulism toxin for cosmetic purposes just doesn't sound appealing to me. George

Don't feel too bad. With the range of ages and musical tastes around here, a song that may be obvious to one may be completely unknown to others. (I don't recognize yours, here; but NBD.) George

"Bang a Gong (Get It On)" by T-Rex? George

It is, in fact, Longfellow. It's the poem Evangeline, rather remarkable in that its meter is dactylic hexameter, a common meter in Greek and Latin (both the Iliad and the Aeneid are in dactylic hexameter), but very unusual for English, where the natural rhythm of the language tends toward an iambic meter. (Most of Shakespeare's stuff, for instance, is in iambic pentameter.) Have at it, bfh! George

Darn! I didn't think it would be that easy! For anyone who didn't see how Dooj got it... MARY Elizabeth Mastrontonio Joyce DEWITT JILL St. John DRAIN Take it away, Dooj! George

In the Acadian land, on the shores of the Basin of Minas, Distant, secluded, still, the little village of Grand-Pré George

So far, so good. Any others? (I admit I don't recognize them all.) George

I'll post one later. George

If it's not Milton, my guess would be Dante. George

It does have a certain charm. four pics, need names George

Original Sin Antonio Banderas Desperado George

Here's more of MY kind of nostalgia. How many of these starlets can you name? George

"Twisted Love"? George

If that's the Mary of "Peter, Paul and" fame, you're right. I think John Denver did it, too. George

JUAN Valdez TREE Benny HILL "One Tree Hill" George