BK, your tv was state of the art. That means it will be obsolete in a couple years.I would hate for you to see the state of my tv. One can barely make out the images most of the time.
Never, my friend, never.
As for deodorant....I buy what's on sale.
I was just watching a video clip of the three young men who will alternating the role of Billy in BILLY ELLIOT on Broadway. What an incredible amount of talent is required of those boys.
...And what's even more amazing is that the show is more or less customized according to each boy's strengths (and "weaknesses"). The keys of the solos are changed, if needed, for each young man, and even the dance combinations will be "individualized". Basically, there will be three variations of the show each week. -I will not envy the music/pit librarian for this show... Or the conductor.
Well, I figured, since it was another Elton John hit, that you would certainly be in the pit.
Umm... I'm pretty sure that Billy will "live" longer than four weeks of previews and four weeks of regular performances.
Not in the least. I'm taking my time and doing it well.
George, sometimes IKEA is not enough:FURNITURE TO DIE FORQuoteCoffin CouchesLooking for a heavy-duty couch, say something constructed from 18 gauge steel that can handle up to 900 lbs. Then a recycled Coffin Couch might be what you're looking for. Collected from local funeral homes primarily in Southern California, health and safety laws prohibit the reselling of coffins as once a human body is placed in a coffin it is considered biohazard tissue. The six cast iron heavy duty legs are embossed with the universal biohazard insignia to keep you informed where exactly you're sitting. Impress your goth friends and pick one up for $3,500 US. (Shipping might be a little expensive).der Brucer
Coffin CouchesLooking for a heavy-duty couch, say something constructed from 18 gauge steel that can handle up to 900 lbs. Then a recycled Coffin Couch might be what you're looking for. Collected from local funeral homes primarily in Southern California, health and safety laws prohibit the reselling of coffins as once a human body is placed in a coffin it is considered biohazard tissue. The six cast iron heavy duty legs are embossed with the universal biohazard insignia to keep you informed where exactly you're sitting. Impress your goth friends and pick one up for $3,500 US. (Shipping might be a little expensive).
I don't understand something about those coffin-sofas.It can't be resold once a dead body has been placed in it, so how is it being sold as a sofa?
Here is a side view. It's not a good shot, but it shows the length of the bill that was pointed at me:
One of my coworkers hosted a program here last night and shared leftover refreshments with us today. I just had a square-inch portion of a Dorothy Lane Original Killer Brownie - Yum!