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now see, there was a wall about yay high where we'd get the girls to...oops, this is family website...sorry.
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
no, but it is where morrison recorded his version
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
oh come on, how can ya not dig the doors version...of anything? i'm almost...almost tempted to go see the doors of the 21st century, but only if i think that they'll do she sells sanctuary as an encore.
Congrats on surpassing post #1000!!
The second longest running thread on Broadway!
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
Does that mean we're like the Cats to Eddie's Chorus Line?
mammaries, all alone in hell's kitchen...
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
touch them, it's so easy to love them
well dat's sweet, jrb, but i'm still thinking of mammaries bouncing free in the sun...
Papa Baby! Congrats on joining the "over 1000 club", it's great fun...sorta like the "mile high club" but less messy, OK maybe MORE messy!
Now back to mammaries.....
papa : now and forever.
Ah summer is upon us. Time to unfetter the mams and go for a jaunt in the park.
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
Speaking of which, my button came off while I was walking up to the library today. Right as I was walking past a group of construction workers on break. How much did you pay to rig that, papa?
i never pay for things like that in this world, vishy-poo.
thank ya thank ya ver' much there eddie.
and ck, did ya ever see the fisher king?
Fisher King, I have vague mammaries of that movie.
there are some wonderful song moments in that film...
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
"i never pay for things like that in this world, vishy-poo."
Indeed.
there are many things i will pay for!
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
Speaking of which, what happened to Marlowe's? Are they closed or just rennovating?
as far as i know they are history. they heard you were coming and ran like the scared little wussies that they are!
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
Perhaps it was your demand of a huge vat of espresso fudge cake and a shovel that sent them over the edge.
Pity. Their house wine was uncharacteristically good.
no, had they come over with the fudge, they'd still be in business today. never deny papa his fudge.
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