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Minnesota, the new Florida

GoldenladleGoldenladle Super ModeratorPosts: 3,899 Senior Member
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Trying to make it just like home

http://www.startribune.com/local/221670311.html

Moved to Montana, gonna be a dental floss tycoon.

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  • JulietJuliet Posts: 0
    #2
    My alligator boot was too tight, I couldn't get it off last night.................
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  • GoldenladleGoldenladle Super Moderator Posts: 3,899 Senior Member
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    What is your conceptual continuity, it should easy to see; the crux of the biscuit is the apostrophe


    The poodle bi-e-ites... the poodle chews it...

    Moved to Montana, gonna be a dental floss tycoon.

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  • JulietJuliet Posts: 0
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    Someone was storing them for fried gator at the state fair.
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  • Scott ButnerScott Butner Senior Member Posts: 3,918 Senior Member
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    Goldenladle wrote: »
    What is your conceptual continuity, it should easy to see; the crux of the biscuit is the apostrophe


    The poodle bi-e-ites... the poodle chews it...

    was never a huge Zappa fan -- I guess some of his stuff was over my head -- but over time I've come to appreciate him more and more.
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  • JulietJuliet Posts: 0
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    Out through the night and the whispering breezes
    To the place where they keep the imaginary diseases.
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  • GoldenladleGoldenladle Super Moderator Posts: 3,899 Senior Member
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    Scott Butner wrote: »
    was never a huge Zappa fan -- I guess some of his stuff was over my head -- but over time I've come to appreciate him more and more.

    I was introduced to Zappa at a fairly young age (15) by my best friends older brother. He took my friend an I to a Zappa show at the old Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis. The Guthrie was as close to acoustically perfect a place if there ever was one. It was built for plays and only held something like a 1000 people at most, very intimate.

    This was in 73 I think - I've been a fan ever since

    Moved to Montana, gonna be a dental floss tycoon.

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  • JulietJuliet Posts: 0
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    Both places I saw Zappa the acoustics were optimal not stadiums. His jazz rock fusion was way less pretentious than Carlos Santana and John McL.

    Carlos was triply butnot as good as Zappa.
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