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And your 10-year old would be correct.

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Well, he wasn't exactly terrible, but it's not really a very demanding piece of music.

Yeah, I posted that one more as a joke than anything else. But it is supposedly a big hit of the moment.

I've never seen "Buffy" so I can't comment on that one. I did see the movie, which wasn't all that bad. Did anybody catch Donald Trump singing the "Green Acres" song on the Emmy Awards show last night?

Only if you listen to the country stations Whiskey Lullaby - Brad Paisley & Alison Krauss Now that's good music. Here's a little ditty that my 17-year old son likes: I met a girl down at the disco She said hey hey hey hey let's go I could be your baby you could be my honey Let's spend time not money I mix your milk with my cocoa puff Milky milky cocoa Mix your milk with my cocoa puff milky milky The lyrics of the 21st century

That's "Cagney & Lacey." I used to watch it every now and then, not every week. Cagney was OK, but Lacey was kind of irritating. She's still pretty much the same character in "Judging Amy." No idea what that first one might be.

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And you can't rewind it. The quality wasn't very good and the players tended to eat the tapes, but to be able to play your own music in your car in the late '60s was revolutionary. I even had an 8-track recorder and put some up my way stuff on tapes. Realy cool. Sharon had the right answer, of course.

Not for very long, I'll bet.

No. 8-tracks.

Sorry, I almost forgot. So I went to Biloxi seeking fortune and fame I got hired I got fired I got called dirty names

Interesting that the producers opted not to submit this to the ratings board, so it's being released as "NR." Obviously they knew it would be slapped with the dreaded "NC-17," which would mean a lot of theaters wouldn't touch it. There's no sex, nudity, violence, drugs or any of that fun stuff, just words, although probably the nastiest ever in any film. Amazing that you can put almost any amount of graphic violence into a movie and come up with an "R" but dirty words get you an "NC-17." Say what?

"The Mummy" it is (1990s version)

"secured sleeping areas?" 3x3 wooden boxes without even a pillow or any kind of bedding in them, just a rubber mat. Some of the investigators said the smell of urine in that area was almost overwhelming. Sounds like a kennel.

pop ding a ling here comes that Popsicle man The Jan & Dean classic "Popsicle."

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A classic scene. That movie was pretty hot stuff for the 1930s. It is better to be the right hand of the devil than in his path.

I'll remember that when we need forty cars. It Happened One Night I thought that first one was a Gable line but I couldn't remember what movie.

I was down there last month at Ocean Isle. Ask the old-timers there about Hazel in '54. Practically leveled Wrightsville Beach.

If nominated, I will not run. If elected, I will not serve.

My wife is a high school math teacher and today she got a new student in one of her classes - from Gulfport, Mississippi. This girl and her family managed to escape with just the clothes on their backs before their house was completely destroyed. She told my wife that she needed to sit in the front of the class because she had lost her glasses in the hurricane and her family had not had a chance to get her new ones yet. I can't imagine what it must be like for this girl to have gone to school in Mississippi on August 26th and then her next day of school was two weeks later in Charlotte, North Carolina. It's got to be really hard on these kids.

Thanks but no thanks, Radar. After going through Hugo in '89, I have no desire to live through that experience again. This one's looking like it's going to take a Floyd track.

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