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    The Era -- Day By Day

    Occasional YouTube weather channel patronage stated arctic air cold front due soon Northeast. Stay warm.
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    What Are You Reading

    ^O'Hara is a Mick after my own heart, but tales about poor little rich boys quickened with a silver spoon in one hand and another spoon shoved up the yazoo, feeling sorry for themselves fail to hit the spot anymore. Been there, read that. I just gotta read this. :cool:
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    The Era -- Day By Day

    Lizzie is probably occupied this Friday with more pressing matters. And I believe Maine itself might be in midst of Winter wrath such as arctic cold, howling winds, snow, ice storm-Izzy is still around; perhaps WiFi failure. Or, a well deserved day off. Nothing like a lobster roll buttered with...
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    DEATHS ; Notable Passings; The Thread to Pay Last Respects

    Kruger used a crossbow in The Wild Geese, a cutdown weapon often used for silent sentry take. His character's London pub scene introduction was memorable. Always liked Kruger, man had credibility.
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    DEATHS ; Notable Passings; The Thread to Pay Last Respects

    @Turnip: I referenced Kruger's acting ability and innate talent. He frankly reminded me of a German gentleman I met while in Munich, a veteran of the Second World War as a soldier in Yugoslavia, whom eluded Soviet capture for French Foreign Legion enlistment and Indochina service. We both had...
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    The Agents of F.L.A.S.K.

    I touched upon this earlier today in another thread. Backstretch word, public domain knowledge, news, and some speculative cast is that a certain CEO of the Stronach Corp ordered the ponies ridden hard, inhumanely so. Perhaps drugs were used, but the resultant deaths pointed a finger at this CEO...
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    The Agents of F.L.A.S.K.

    American thoroughbred graded stakes are subject to empirical data collection, said data being put to exacting rigorous analysis; yet instinctual lessons hard learned at track betting drive home the importance of subjective consideration. As a professional, I have learned to listen to my gut...
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    The Mandela Effect

    Custer was treated for syphilis at Ft Sill, Oklahoma earlier in his career and this disease might account erratic command decisions although, like his possible suicide, remain merely speculative. Interesting note however. He also supposedly fathered a son by an Indian lass yet this is obscured...
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    What Are You Reading

    The 2022 Pegasus runs at Gulfstream Park later this month, added card underneath, and the main event purse is listed at 3M; howsoever, recent track tragedies according to backstretch mill grist has a certain lady CEO holding the reins for cruelling ordering all mounts rode unmercifully, and...
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    The Era -- Day By Day

    Speaking of Luther, scripture and faith lone wolf Martin muses almost Rabelaisan in vulgate German as regards conjugal marital debt obligation. Rabelais of course really kicked the habit. ;)
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    What Was The Last Movie You Watched?

    Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf meets Goodbye Mr Chips is fodder for film of course but invariably leads back to self same conclusion however cast, served, or spun. The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie is my favorite of the genre. A masterpiece penned by Muriel Spark brought to screen immortality. The...
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    DEATHS ; Notable Passings; The Thread to Pay Last Respects

    Kruger also played Rommel in I believe War and Remembrance. He had a presence on camera that is innate, a thespian craft skill that cannot simply be taught. RIP
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    The Era -- Day By Day

    Amanda Vaiil's Hotel Florida; Truth, Love, and Death in The Spanish Civil War chronicles three couples caught in war peril including Hemingway and Geilhorn. ----- Interesting how Raven succumbed to sepsis but bonehead Irishman Saint Patrick Ryan drove out a snake shake-slathered over with a...
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    Today in History

    A college course on the Opium War included the book Professor Lin and The Opium War, which recounts the penalty for opium possession was instant strangulation. ----------- Colonel Charlie Beckwith was a fine officer, met him when I served in the 101st Airborne long before Delta even...
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    The Agents of F.L.A.S.K.

    I methodically analyze a thoroughbred graded stakes race, perform bore-to-butteplate handicap, and listen to my gut instinct. Pegasus and The Saudi Cup await around the corner.;):)
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    The Mandela Effect

    American military tradition reveres the Battle of the Little Bighorn with a parochialism tinged romance that belies salient facts such as Custer's decision to divide his command casting his cavalry troop to merciless fate at the hands of a numerically superior enemy force. Once cornered and...
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    The Era -- Day By Day

    A bar in Glyfada, an Athenian suburb proudly displayed a S&H Greenstamp dead-center glass. The proprietor told me an American GI sold it to him for $25 so American servicemen could drink there. o_O
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    Missing Members

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    The Era -- Day By Day

    Pat may have been killed. Or a subdural hematoma might develop within forty-eight hours which will prove fatal. Never, ever turn your back on a prisoner not properly secured. Cannot decide on Ms Parker or Ms Field---a lost thorn dilemma between two lovely roses. 'City in a Garden' Chicago...
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    What do you use to shave?

    Started shaving in the Army during basic training. 'Earlobe to collarbone boy and be quick about it.' Armed with a Gilette razor and shaving cream, added Old Spice in college; kept both razor and ritual until last November when an ischemic stroke felled me for revised practice with an...

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