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But grinnin' ain't my thing!

But grinnin' ain't my thing!

I don't want to start a political discussion, but as I read this I cannot imagine being seriously ill, and suddenly getting saddled with a massive bureaucratic runaround to deal with. How do you folks manage it? It is certainly that way in the Indian Healthcare system here. My sister was laid up in...

"Barney hauling off Baby Bop."

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He has a very dry sense of humor, and it helps to be familiar with it. Sometimes it's been a hindrance to me. I had a fellow chiffer for a visit once, in person, and he allowed he could never tell when I was being serious or not. He said I get this "Grandpa voice" and that it sounds like ...

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Nothing worse than a creaky grapeseed. Remember that routine that Red Skelton used to do where he acted out the role of a guy with a squeaking grapeseed? Classic!

Grapeseed oil is the answer, folks.

15 years of it, and it still ain't fizzled and died.

I'm literate.

Someone called Nimue wrote the following verse in response:

Robin was a worthy man, a truly special fella,
But sometimes good intentions preface widespread salmonella.

MTGuru wrote:Cinematic treatment of novels always requires butchery. But well-done butchery can sometimes stand on its own merit.

They butcher that thing and chop it up and salt it and add some spice and stuff it in that 90-minute casing and it becomes a sausage!