Did he suffocate?
Isnt that Wanda Bealone's cousin?So do Bart Simpson and Moe Szyslak...
And while I've got you on the line, There's a gal I'm looing for - Last name hugginkis, first name Amanda. Would she happen to be there?
I am thinking. comes to mind but just not surfaced yet. I may have to cheat
Under the bleachers, by Seymour Buttz.
I don't remember it but Ritchie Valens too. I remember Oh Donna, but that early rock was more in my brothers time.
Yep....and using coca cola on a rag to clean off minor rust from the chromed parts
My folks, back in their time there was no concerts and only static radio. Most in my family were musically inclined and loved to party. I remember as a young boy, they would all get together and play instruments, sing, and dance. Someone on guitar, maudlin, according, piano, and singing, plus a lot of drinking and getting drunk. Polish and Russian immigrants. Back then, they entertained themselves.
A lot of the old clubs as VFW, American Legion, etc would have parties. I remember going to those with my parents and watching all the people party and get all drunked up. Weddings too were always a big event to at them clubs.
Oh I remember that song. They even did the limbo at times at them clubs parties. But them cry in your beer songs were mainly played on the jukebox. I was back home a while back, and my brother still is a member at the American Legion and VFW. Them cubs use to be packed every weekend, but many of the old WWII vets died out and the vietnam era of vets never joined as much, and now, most all the clubs are operating in the red. When I last went there, there was 2 or 3 people there.
The college library was where I discovered the Kinsey Report and realized I was not alone. The US govt also did research on sexuality in America, but that book was not in the stacks and was in a special section of the library. It could not be checked out, only viewed. Needless to say I never had enough nerve to ask to look at it.
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) were pretty lame by the time I got to that point - Mom picked up one of those "early learners" crates when I was just a wee one, and by the time teacher broke out Dick and Jane, I was testing WAY above that reading level, and trying to wrap my head around the complexities of how/why it's never "a ant", or "a onion", but always "an ant" or "an onion", and it's not "an ukelele", but "a ukelele". (Took me what seemed like ages (but was probably only a few weeks, if that long) to formulate a useful rule on that one - ended up with "If you say THE SOUND of a vowel as the first sound of the word, whether the word really starts with a vowel or not, it's ALWAYS "an". If you don't say THE SOUND of a vowel, even if the word starts with a vowel, it's ALWAYS "a")Dick and Jane was the reader I had when in grade school. Ukukeke, is an Hawaiian word, the land of vowels. Some words can be 5 letters and be all vowels.<raises hand>
Dick and Jane and Spot ("Run, Spot, run! Catch Jane and you can have some pussy!"
See Dick
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Hmmmm, "My Little Red Story Book" which the teacher called our "readers".They were "My Little color here Readers". In different colors as you progressed. So, "My Little Red Reader" etc. I remember Red, Green and Blue and then there was a fourth that may or may not have been yellow. It was another Spot book.
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