Just Jack
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Tom Brady's stapler is at $305. The leader is Tiger Woods at $655.
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Certainly looks very similar from the angle of the picture.
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Those of us who live in the western half of the U.S. get first dibs at the free credit reports from http://www.annualcreditreport.com/, starting today.
Most of you in the northeast/east coast have to wait until next September. Sorry!
If I give you my social security number, mothers maiden name, and current address, can you get mine for me now?
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I keep waiting for it to come on Sirius, they played it 3 times yesterday that I heard. I do prefer the "older" hits, sung by people like Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, etc.
For now, here's what CD's I have of Christmas music:
Time-Life Treasury of Christmas
25 All Time Christmas Favorites
A Charlie Brown Christmas: The Original Sound Track Recording Of The CBS Television Special
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Well, as long as this thread is already in motion, I need to mention something.
I had to make a copy of the Rat Pack Christmas Album for my wife, and I slipped the CD into the car stereo to make sure the newly burned CD copy was playable.
While listening to Dean Martin's version of "Rudolph" I noticed something odd.
If anyone has the version of him singing Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer, please check out the final verse that goes, "Then all the reindeer loved him, as they shouted out with glee...."
Martin, who sounds like he'd had a few cocktails during the recording sessions, refers a few times to Rudolph as "Rudy" and then in the final verse after the words "shouted out with glee", sings, "Rudy the RED DICK (or red dicked) reindeer...you'll go down in history".
If you have this access to this recording, check it out. Are my ears deceiving me? Please confirm that you're hearing the same thing or is there a better explanation for the lyric he's singing?
Heard it just a few minutes ago (on Sirius Channel 4). Because I am at work I couldn't turn it up alot, but he is definitely not saying Red Nosed in that line.
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Amy Wynn Pastor from Trading Spaces. Any woman that knows her way around a tool box is aok in my book.
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Just wait till Hallmark jumps on this "holiday".
"Honey, look. An Aids Day card from the Johnsons down the street."
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White Christmas, I'll Be Home For Christmas, The Christmas Song (chestnuts roasting on an open fire), Silent Night...... I love all the classics. It drives my kids nuts because on channel 4 on Sirius they're playing all Christmas music now and it's all I listen to this time of year.
I've been listening to Channel 4 also, that's what made me think about posting this thread.
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Well? I have one that I can't remember the title to right now. As soon as I do, I'll post it.
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If you don't mind waiting till after the holidays/season is over, some things normally go on sale at the Bills Store as they prepare for the next seasons merchandise.
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It wasn't me, I'm not that desperate.
Hey, where's Mike In Syracuse?
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Damm australians and their Queens English.
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One error I found was part of the Corps - McDonalds section. There was a commercial mentioned with the father/son discussing Happy Meals. That was actually a Wendy's commercial, with their (now fired) Mr. Wendy spokesman talking to a youngster sitting near him at a Wendy's Restaurant.
God I watch too much TV.
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I liked Ford's Jack Ryan, but then, I'm madly biased concerning most of what he's done. (The action-adventure roles, anyway - actually haven't seen many of his 'lighter' movies. Y'all might've guessed, I'm not the 'chick-flick' type.)
As far as Affleck's run in "Sum of All Fears" goes, or anything else about that film, I wouldn't know. Once I read what they'd done with the script, I saw no point to wasting money on the movie.
I'll be curious to see whether they attempt any more Ryan movies. Cardinal of the Kremlin is dated, and there's no way in hell the end of Debt of Honor gets filmed now....
I like most of the Clancy movies, except for 'Clear And Present Danger'. That just sucked. Sum Of All Fears was good, not great, but it is worth seeing if you rent it.
And as for Debt Of Honor, I read that before 9/11. It was a great book, and the ending of Executive Orders was great also.
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If you can contact them, then do it and offer your services for the planning. My 10 yr I never recieved an invite to. The planners sent out as many invites as they could until they ran out of postage money, and that was it. I could have gone because I knew where/when it was from friends, but didn't bother because it sounded lame. Just dinner and drinks at a bar.
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My box was recording something at 6am this morning. That might have been it, I didn't look in the showcases to see if they were there.
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If you have Sirius, go to Listen Now on their webpage. Channel 4 is all Christmas music 24/7.
If you don't have Sirius, you can get a 3-day preview, also through the Listen Now link on their webpage.
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I like it too.
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Mine is up now.
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I believe it was GW.
Only Eleven Days Remain...
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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I still say when the division were redone, the NFL should have put Buffalo with Pitt/Cleve/Cincy. It would have made for some good games, plus full stadiums at each city, with them all being within a resonable driving distance for the opposing fans.