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Here's a pretty one from Love N Dancing:

Wow! Luuv that music! That there is some smilin' and clappin' music.

That gal had some knees on her, eh?

That last couple was cute as stink but . . . I'm sure she could've found an even more boring dress if she applied herself. At the North Platte Nebrasks Good Will, say.

Mik, look around for the movie Love N' Dancing. The swing dancing in that movie will terrify YFR so bad that she'll go along with ballroom to prevent you from forcing her to swing dance.

Amazing! That made my whole day.

I KNOWED THAT!

Thanks for the comprehensive review, Jon.

@George-K said in Everything is either racist or far-right:

Long, floral dresses are the norm, idealising a mythic past of feminine modesty.

Modesty this, jerkoffs.

Wow. Bit of a tearjerker there.

Unquestionably one of the greatest of the great.

You know they have to go, but you hate it when they do.

Thanks for the pleasure. Mr. Bennett. RIP.

@Horace said in Death On The Nile:

I think you may have been talking about Ann Rice, rather than Ann Rule.

No, I mean Ann Rule. Her first book was This Stranger Beside Me, about Ted Bundy. She actually Knew him. They worked together in some capacity I've forgotten.

Oh, Marjorie.

Le sigh.

@taiwan_girl said in Death On The Nile:

"True crime" stuff is a guilty pleasure.

Have you redd Ann Rule? Pro tip: If you start one of her books, don't make plans for the weekend. She grabs on and doesn't let you go.

@George-K said in Good news! The Swamp was drained!:

Then he has little effective control over the organization he runs.

He doesn't run it; it's way too big.

I've told the story in here before about how Eisenhower on his first day as president, entered the Oval Office with his aides, went around and sat at the desk, rested his hand on the phone and said, "Here I sit, the duly-elected leader of the free world. I can use this phone to call anyone in Washington -- and nothing will happen."

Ah, right, gotcha. Thanks for squaring me away.

Wut?

Hi, Brenda -- I can't find your post about the froggos sharing a leaf. I was out for awhile. It was good to hear from you.

I have often wondered if animals share some species-appropriate version of emotion. Not talking about cats and dogs, which are obvious, but frogs maybe? Why do the frogs share a leaf? Does a frog go, oh, there's my pal #3, I'll go sit next to him, or is there another reason?

Hard to know, hard to guess.

Mine is always on vibrate because I haven't gotten around to figuring out how to turn on the ringer yet. (It's always in the same place and a little red light appears when sombody calls).

Ew. Ew. EW.

I use my Crockpot and food processor a LOT, and when I start feeling like cooking again I'll probably go back to using my juicer.