Post by bob quarteroni on Dec 2, 2011 12:05:55 GMT -5
Ladies and gentlemen, one last request for someone, anyone, to please start a few of their own threads on this board, if it is going to continue to operate. If, as it appears likely, there is just not that much interest, we can let it die an unlamented death. If anyone has any ideas on this or perhaps another way of doing this -- say a different format as Gort suggested -- you can get in touch with me here or at bobqsix@verizon.net.
And, as Rod Serling would say at the beginning of each "Twliight Zone": For your consideration.
Say a certain rock and roll writer turn self-styled headwaiter at our local paper/diner would go out of his way to get me squashed from my last little job, why then would said headwater give the event for the last release I wrote a full cover and lead story in the Guide today: a) he didn't know it would be the lead story; b) he thought it was that good an event: c) he was "reaching out" in that touchy-feeling jargon, d) he was into crush a fly mode or e) none of the above. For the love of Scott Wasser's exhaust SOMEONE SAY SOMETHING! Thanks. Bob Q.
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Wilkes Barre Times-Leader - 11 hours ago
Karen Esak glides gracefully around the historic Sharpe House at Eckley Miners Village in a long skirt supported by stiff crinolines. ...
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And, as Rod Serling would say at the beginning of each "Twliight Zone": For your consideration.
Say a certain rock and roll writer turn self-styled headwaiter at our local paper/diner would go out of his way to get me squashed from my last little job, why then would said headwater give the event for the last release I wrote a full cover and lead story in the Guide today: a) he didn't know it would be the lead story; b) he thought it was that good an event: c) he was "reaching out" in that touchy-feeling jargon, d) he was into crush a fly mode or e) none of the above. For the love of Scott Wasser's exhaust SOMEONE SAY SOMETHING! Thanks. Bob Q.
Vintage Cheerý
Wilkes Barre Times-Leader - 11 hours ago
Karen Esak glides gracefully around the historic Sharpe House at Eckley Miners Village in a long skirt supported by stiff crinolines. ...
Wilkes Barre