J. S. Bach
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I wonder just how much the paint alone cost the painter(s)? Also, that auto rack had to have been parked for quite awhile to do that job. Note that that car is around eighty-six feet long!
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Night Owl from the Piedmont.
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Lionel? 🙀
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Thank you, correction made.
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President Kennedy was assassinated. Where were you when you heard the news? I was in high school; they let us out early and most of us went home very quietly and in shock.
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Night Owl from the Piedmont.
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No, golf is!
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Who or what supplied air if there were no miscreants?Was there also a mechanical blower?
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Yes, but it sounds sooooooo much better on the pipe organ:
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Mother wanted to name me "Peter" but did not want me to be called "Pete" so she named me "David". You can guess the result! 😺
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Night Owl from the Piedmont.
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At least twice! 🙀
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Yes, I agree.
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I always have preferred adult cats; at least until I rescued a street kitten of about ten or so weeks old. Then he found a favorite spot:
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Actually it referred to the "cat-o'-nine-tails" stored in a red baize bag that was used by the RN (and others) to flog sailors as a punishment. As in "That let the cat out of the bag: he was awarded twelve lashes.".
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The Chicago EL? 😺
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Same here, although for me it is only about 5600km.
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Night Owl from the Piedmont.
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Surf's up!
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Ahhh, Dunkin' Donuts. Really good coffee.
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Night Owl from the Piedmont.
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I recall that word had no "a", rather second "o". However, it might not have been considered derogatory, at least in Baltimore, MD, there is a very popular and very, very good sandwich shop chain known as "POLOCK JOHNNY'S"*. Just looking at the website is making my mouth water; and I just finished lunch! *https://www.polockjohnnys.com/
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Uh, what is "POLAC"?
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The Japanese occupied some of our country, too. One (or maybe two) of the Aleutian Islands that trail in a southwesterly direction from Alaska (not a state at that time).
