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Beautiful men...and generally short. T

Beautiful. T

So beautiful. T

Quite an eyeful! T

R, you forgot Touche on Clark, didn't you? And the leather store right next door... Just trying to provide the speck of knowledge I possess. T

One of the best compilations I've seen. Thank you. T

Pride looks awesome. T

DUH.........! T

I'll try to make up for BVB's slacking. T

Join the club, deej. Once upon a time, I was going to be the World's Best Band Director too. T

That was a sweet thing for your mom to do. T

Awwww...just checked out some picks of Mr. Roberts and Mr. Abner together. TOO cute. T

OK, I just watched about 2 minutes of the clip...and seeing Mr. Roberts in action just might convince me to buy a TV again! T

Thanks for starting this thread. I was just about to, but remembered my "cyber-manners" and checked first. That is some eye candy for sure! T

Hey, at some schools the contact buzz alone will do the trick! T

Odd Girl Out again........ I have three degrees, two of which I don't "use." The English one has helped me make a living; the music ones have helped me make a life. Granted, my undergrad was almost totally paid for with merit-based scholarships (my parents got money back after room, board, and books my freshman year.) I also got an assistantship for graduate school. Thus, I did not have the crippling debt kids face today, thank all deities. But there's a different mindset between "going to college to learn something" and "going to college to get a job." Many of those who choose the latter end up jobless anyway. Cheryl Richardson, a moderately woo-woo self-help/motivational guru whom I like a lot, suggested that people delay college until their 30th birthday. They should graduate from high school and then give themselves a chance to try a little bit of everything before they shell out years of life and scads of money on a gamble. Makes sense to me. T PS The aforementioned Ms. Richardson has no college degree and makes a FUCKTON more money than I do. PPS I teach at one of the few comprehensive high schools left in the country. Our students' vocational programs are on-site, not at a separate facility. Those who find a viable career path in high school have a huge advantage over those who go to our local two-year college to "find themselves."

Years ago, The New Yorker published an article about The Most Interesting Man in the World. If I remember correctly, his Dos Equis persona isn't much different from the real him; the guy really had seen and done it all. T

+1

ever get sand in weird places...

PLEASE tell me the fourth guy doesn't have a tat of Medusa on his arm......... T

Ooooooh...nice! No biting, just sweetsie. T

This weekend, it was $1.79 on the IN toll road. T

I have two turntables, but only one works. T

Oh, you KNOW we clarinetists can do things with our mouths! OK...awkward mo' right about now... T

All that and a word nerd too! Thanks Uni! T