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Nanohedron wrote:Killer. Totally killer.

Sorta like the MAD Magazine, but without the guy with the funny grin.

This one comes from Dazed In LA. OK, so I was sitting in the park today playing my Copeland, and this attractive young Native American woman came up to me with that glowing "Oh my God you play the whistle/flute that's so cool" look (you know the look). Tin Whistles and Tarot Cards, guys......

The first of my new series of Classic Chiff & Fipple Moments. This one comes from BrassBlower... Mattel recently announced the release of limited-edition Barbie Dolls for Northwest Arkansas.... Pinnacle Barbie This princess Barbie is sold only at Village On The Creeks. She comes with an assortme...

Turns out all the reconstructions were wrong and it was just an early form of what later came to be known as "modern art."

Flush, Flush, Flush From The Loo! Flush, Flush, Flush From The Loo! Flush, Flush, Flush From The Loo! Flush From The Loo, My Darling! Brown as the governor, One, two, three! Brown as the governor, One, two, three! Brown as the governor, One, two, three! Flush From The Loo, My Darling! Fly's in the t...

The skies were cloudy all day here, but Grandpa said they cleared up just in time and he was able to see the eclipse.

As I recall, the staffroom of the elementary school I went to was pretty smoky. I'm pretty sure it was well stocked with ashtrays. Its easy to forget just how ubiquitous smoking was. I don't know if it's still so, but there was still smoking in the teachers' lounge when I was in high school in the ...

dwest wrote:a years supply of sodium per slice.

Oh, pshaw! The oldest people I know ate salt pork every day, which is way more salty than ham, and they lived to be right old.

Has any maker attempted a whistle using the chromatic 10-hole fife system?

Must be for the Reform Jews.

Doug_Tipple wrote:I remember when the USDA American-made cheese was given to the poor. I'm not sure whether they still do that, or not.

It continues, at least in the American Indian communities. It's good baked up with some scalloped potatoes.

Denny wrote: -paraphrased Richard Farina

He was always one of our favorite Little Rascals.

If I were someone else would I still be a reasonable person?

the kitchen door!

of a spleen.