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And to show I bear no ill will, I, too, shall bestow a gift...
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The childhood friend Exnihil never had.
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Fabulous and Sparkly!
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The only character in all of literature who has been described as "badnass" while using the phrase "vile miscreant."
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There was no Emergency.
Hogan's Heroes was a favorite when I was growing up, bt not watched recently.
And it is just the facts that Dragnet was the show I watched. It is actually pretty funny to watch now.
Your question Kent
PS: I did recently see the pilot for My Mother the Car on Youtube. That was one weird and bad show.
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sorry for the delay. been busy.
What play did I see last weekend?
1. Rent
2. the Pajama Game
3. The Odd Couple
4. Doubt
5. The Rez Sisters
6. a trio of one-act play by local playwrights
7. Liverpool Fantasy
8. Yuya (a Japanese classic)
9. Jersey Boys
10. Sound of Music
11. Stomp
12.Boys In The Photographs
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I just saw To Kill a Mockingbird and it sucked, I hope whatever you saw was better.
2. the Pajama Game (did you get steam heat?)
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Originally posted by Kent Shakespeare:
sorry for the delay. been busy.
What play did I see last weekend?
1. Rent
2. the Pajama Game
3. The Odd Couple
4. Doubt
5. The Rez Sisters
6. a trio of one-act play by local playwrights
7. Liverpool Fantasy
8. Yuya (a Japanese classic)
9. Jersey Boys
10. Sound of Music
11. Stomp
12.Boys In The Photographs 6. a trio of one-act play by local playwrights
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a campus version of the Pajama Game is under way (not sure when), but it hasn't started yet. so, nope.
nor a trio of one acts.
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Exnihil: Novelty, if he had a power, the obvious one to me would of course be "The Power of Grayskull"
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I have no interest at all in Jersey Boys (unless tix and transport were free), and know very little about Stomp other than its name.
I'd love to see Liverpool Fantasy since it's by a songwriter I really like, but have not yet seen it (nor will likely soon, given its relative obscurity).
no correct guesses.
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So how was it? What was it about?
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When I was little my favorite among my stuffed animals was?
1) teddy bear
2) lion
3) tiger
4) cat
5) snake
6) dog
7) octopus
8) monkey
9) giraffe
10) elephant
11) lamb
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It was about a group of Native women from a northern Ontario reserve who set aside petty rivalries/feuds to journey to Toronto for the largest-ever bingo game.
It was by Tomson Highway, a Cree writer whom I've read before. The play was good, but I was initially feeling a little let down based on what I expected of Highway's work. Yet the more I think about what I didn't like, the more I actually like it.
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10) elephant - which kid wouldn't like the trunk on an elephant? 
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I never had a stuffed elephant.
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Originally posted by Quislet, Esq.:
I never had a stuffed elephant. That makes me wonder what you have stuffed. 6) dog?
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Dog is the correct answer. He had the imaginative name of "Doggie" and was missing an ear.
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Do you still have doggie?
I was searching online for the reviews of which piece of kitchen equipment today?
a. Fridge
b. Gas Stove
c. Microwave Oven
d. Dishwashwer
e. Coffeemaker
f. Toaster
g. Freezer
h. Blender
i. Juicer
j. Steam Oven
k. None of the above.
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alas, Doggie only remains in my memories. I don't know what happened to him.
as for your question:
d. Dishwashwer
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Dishwasher is close, but not the one I'm after.
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