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I remember singing along with Toni Tennille whenever one of their songs came on the radio! https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/02/entertainment/captain-and-tennille-daryl-dragon-dead/index.html TruHart1

I have ordered the generic Viagra, Suhagra (not chewable) without any problem. They do ask for a doctor's name and sometimes say in the questions that these drugs are not for U.S consumption but after going through and answering the questions, they ship directly to my U.S. address from the manufacturer in India with no hassle. I've been ordering Suhagra from All Day Chemist now for 3 or 4 years and recommending them to my friends who ask, friends who have given me feedback that both the generic Viagra and Cialis never fail to keep them up for anything and everything, too! TruHart1

Try this link: https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/a-very-english-scandal.137761/ TruHart1

WOW! All the promise of his youthful skill with a song is in abundance here! Yes, Cher was visibly moved by Mr. Lambert’s very introspective interpretation of this. Yes, we ALL believe in love after love! ❤️ I just love the way he took his earphone off halfway through!

Excellent articles, @TruthBTold. For an excellent, thoroughly researched study on this period in Scottish/English history, with all the political players and machinations explained meticulously, Alison Weir, a British historian and excellent writer, has published many, many historical studies on this period in British history. Anyone interested in the true facts (as well as they could be reconstructed from creditable historical accounts and happenings) in the Lord Darnley/Mary Stuart intrigues should read the excellent account in Weir's book, Mary, Queen of Scots, and the Murder of Lord Darnley https://www.amazon.com/Mary-Queen-Scots-Murder-Darnley-ebook/dp/B000XUBDKI/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1546206520&sr=1-1&keywords=alison+weir+lord+darnley in which all the British (Elizabeth's) and Scottish (Mary's) court's involvements and plotting are thoroughly and concisely explained. The first Alison Weir book I discovered (I believe it was a best seller at the time in 1998) was the most definitive biography of Queen Elizabeth I, The Life of Elizabeth I, https://www.amazon.com/Life-Elizabeth-I-Alison-Weir-ebook/dp/B00C4BA3K0/ref=pd_rhf_se_s_pd_crcd_1_2?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B00C4BA3K0&pd_rd_r=3179ff9a-4dc2-4d82-b1fc-98cf4aacd224&pd_rd_w=kgPdV&pd_rd_wg=bJVGi&pf_rd_p=c6269878-d677-4a89-a68c-ff0df2b6ce6c&pf_rd_r=CHYQB0ZE08QNV3JRKR60&psc=1&refRID=CHYQB0ZE08QNV3JRKR60 , a truly magnificent work of a meticulously researched and historically accurate account of Elizabeth's life from her birth to her death. Weir, who somehow has the ability to make her subjects real people and is never a dry, unengaging writer, made me a follower of all her books since! TruHart1

____Russell teases: "What are we thinking?" Looks like they had quite the feast before settling down to watch whatever is on the laptop! TruHart1

Raised in a very religious home, my parents told me early on (about age 5) that the real reason for Christmas had nothing to do with Santa and he really did not exist as a person. They couched it as though it was inside information though, and I was never to tell my non-believer friends in school, since they might still believe in Santa. Over my growing up years, my Mom introduced me to the classic letter to the Sun newspaper from Virginia, whose answer was, "Yes, Virginia, there IS a Santa Claus" and which my Mom explained was more about the good spirit of Christmas and did not negate "The Reason for the Season!" in our religious belief system! TruHart1

___________From 16 hours ago: _________________(Russell moves on to another man?!!) TruHart1

_______Such a HAPPY family! ...but I bet Dad got a very nice tie he'll never wear! TruHart1

___A Boxing Day Wish (Russell writes "Merry Christmas") TruHart1

_________RUDOLPH in the LOCKER ROOM! Truhart1

____Walk Off the Earth: Feliz Navidad TruHart1

Joyce DiDonato: Peace on Earth/Silent Night (live) TruHart1

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Especially if you’re paying some really hot escort for that most amazing time!!!

Yes indeed, Coleman was fantastic in Broadchurch. I’ve not yet seen The Favourite yet but I am really looking forward to the next series of The Crown on Netflix, to see how Coleman does as Queen Elizabeth ll, taking the role over from Claire Foy, who was so good in the first two series! Oh, and @LoveNDino, that is indeed our boy Russell looking mighty spiffy at the 3:20 point! TruHart1 ?

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Aciman actually put this tweet out in the Twitterverse on December 3, 2018: https://www.buzzfeed.com/scottybryan/call-me-by-your-name-andre-aciman-sequel Since it is pretty well established that Aciman will be involved in the writing of the script for the movie sequel, the sequel novel he's working on right now will most likely be a blueprint for the movie sequel (or sequels plural, since director Guadagnino has indicated that he may make multiple sequels following Oliver and Elio through different periods of their lives!) Here's an article from the Book section of The Guardian Newspaper (UK) dated December 4, 2018, about Guadagnino's idea regarding multiple sequels to his film: https://www.theguardian.com/books/2018/dec/04/andre-aciman-announces-sequel-to-call-me-by-your-name ________________In the SPIRIT of the SEASON, a _______________new picture of Luca Guadagnino: TruHart1

___Confused Strippers? TruHart1

____Teaching Rocky to read; or "Dogs in Space!" TruHart1

____Teaching Rocky to read; or "Dogs in Space!" TruHart1

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That's great @WilliamM! Sorry about the concussion. Be careful and I hope you are fully recovered by December 29 so as to enjoy the performance. Today's performance will be broadcast by PBS on "Great Performances at the Met" since it was Live in HD in theatres today. Most likely the performance will be issued in the future on DVD/Blu-Ray. TruHart1

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