http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hxyb4Xma4Rs
enr2099MurrayThere's always Miracle Whip. Bah, bring me some Helmans.
MurrayThere's always Miracle Whip.
There's always Miracle Whip.
Bah, bring me some Helmans.
"Known as Best Foods Mayonnaise west of the Rockies"
In fact forget the Grey Poupon, a big bottle of French's Mustard will do fine.
Murray enr2099 Murray There's always Miracle Whip. Bah, bring me some Helmans. "Known as Best Foods Mayonnaise west of the Rockies"
enr2099 Murray There's always Miracle Whip. Bah, bring me some Helmans.
Murray There's always Miracle Whip.
Close cover before Striking!
"Do not fold, spindle or mutilate. Know your Endorser"
"Some assembly required."
"See your Dealer for details"
Murray "See your Dealer for details"
My Blue Coal Dealer?
"This is Station WGN...The Wrigley Building....Chicago"
Murray "This is Station WGN...The Wrigley Building....Chicago"
Don't forget to cup your hand behind your ear when you say that.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdug6yHJB40
KMEX down there Murray...Get it right.
Powell Crosley's WLW trumps them all. (Just ask Uncle Sam)
ENR: Bring out the _____________, and bring out the BEST. (sad that unilever owns it now)
wabash1
Mac notes that Wabash1 has created a first for him!
WABASH,
CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR FIRST POLITICALLY CORRECT POST!
MAC
Mookie adds some of her feline wisdom!
If Wabash is goin', I will go too. (Hope it is on a train! )
Am I missing something here Larry
Indeed.
Where are we going? Should I pack a lunch?
Let us not become tangled in a discussion over the suitability of Miracle Whip versus Mayonnaise. We settled that one some time back in the Cafe (we moved into new, cleaner, quarters not long thereafter)
Johnny
Hmmm... WGN is in the Tribune Tower Chicago,Worlds Greatest News paper.
Maybe it should be, "This is WGN Chicago. No other station can make that statement."
Once upon a time, a long time ago - -
WGN was the Chicago Tribunes station, the Worlds Greatest Newspaper;
And WLS was Sears, The Worlds Largest Store.
The Illinois Kid
cacole Maybe it should be, "This is WGN Chicago. No other station can make that statement."
This is getting like the Jerry Seinfeld Show, a thread about nothing.
Yep I skipped page 2 & 3 and don't think I missed anything. But I still don't know where we are going.
And to think this started with a blank (or edited out) post.
Personally, I think Phyllis Coates made a better Lois Lane than Noel Neil.
MurrayPersonally, I think Phyllis Coates made a better Lois Lane than Noel Neil.
I'm rather partial to Terry Hatcher.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aNWFQinm9s
I'm pretty sure I missed something here.
aegrotatio I'm pretty sure I missed something here.
There was nothing to miss.
If rash develops, discontinue use.
CNW 6000 Paul_D_North_Jr ''. . . and again, and AGAIN, and AGAIN ! ! ! '' - Jerry 'The Hammer' O'Malley, a submarine-hunting / ASW helicopter pilot in Tom Clancy's 1986 military novel, Red Storm Rising, about the progress of one of his 'dipping' sonar searches, and the possible title for a book he was contemplating writing about same. That's a dang good book. One I wish would be made into a movie! You read all the rest of his books Paul?
Paul_D_North_Jr ''. . . and again, and AGAIN, and AGAIN ! ! ! '' - Jerry 'The Hammer' O'Malley, a submarine-hunting / ASW helicopter pilot in Tom Clancy's 1986 military novel, Red Storm Rising, about the progress of one of his 'dipping' sonar searches, and the possible title for a book he was contemplating writing about same.
- Jerry 'The Hammer' O'Malley, a submarine-hunting / ASW helicopter pilot in Tom Clancy's 1986 military novel, Red Storm Rising, about the progress of one of his 'dipping' sonar searches, and the possible title for a book he was contemplating writing about same.
That's a dang good book. One I wish would be made into a movie! You read all the rest of his books Paul?
- if that even needs to be said - and if I can say that - about a thread that doesn't seem to have any topic ?
Agree. If done literally = without any updating, it might be dated in the sense of the countries and their political posture, but not much else - ''People remain people, no matter what we try to do with them'' [Maj. Gen. Pavel 'Pasha' Alekseyev], right ? Muslim terrorists blowing up things - where have we seen that already ? Then again, Vladimir Putin may be taking them back to the old days.
Yes, I think I've read all of - and own most of - Clancy's Jack Ryan and John Clark volumes; I haven't read more than one of the Op-Force [?] series. The only one that comes close to RSR in my opinion is 1996's Executive Orders. - there's a lot of good stuff in there, and from what I know Clancy either really did his research or had really good advisors on all kinds of technical and legal matters. The books before XO then varied in quality and interest to me, but they each had their own merits. After that, they've been very uneven - I liked The Bear and the Dragon, didn't like Red Rabbit at all, tolerated Rainbow 6 and Teeth of the Tiger. Did you notice how much rail transport of the armored units was a central part of the plot to both RSR and Bear & Dragon , and also of the missiles in Debt of Honor ? I forget which one it was, though, that mentioned how tough it was to keep rail lines out-of-service after being bombed - that may have been buried in Without Remorse someplace.
Others that I've liked are World War III by British General Sir John Hackett, and most of the books by or with Larry Bond - Clancy's co-writer in RSR, Harold Coyle, and Frederick Forsythe.
- Paul North.
Well personally I don't care if Mars is the red planet. If I want to patch tires I'll just stop eating.
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