'Roman Holiday' (1953) If I said I have put my hand into the Bocca della Verita', I would loose it. The day I was there, the gate was locked!! -dixon cannon
I wasn't sure if I should put this in the World War II section or not! This is the new 'Barbasol' Shaving Cream commercial. Well done 'Barbasol'!! ≈
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wweujqGL1Xo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wweujqGL1Xo
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It seems some 12.3 million viewers watched the Season IV opener of 'The Walking Dead' on Sunday night - setting a record!
http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/tv/showtracker/la-et-st-walking-dead-scores-huge-ratings-20130211,0,4637444.story
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Absolutely! When I began playing drums in the 60's I played on a "drum set". Over the decades the British term of "drum KIT" has come into common useage. You can tell the old-school musicians by which term they use.
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British Self-Taught: With Comments in American ≈ I have a copy of this book which a bought years ago after my first visit to Britain. Fascinating stories behind some of these very words.
http://www.amazon.com/British-Self-Taught-With-Comments-American/dp/0026075202
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A VEST is generally something that a fisherman or hunter wears - or perhaps a repairman on the highway. A gentleman wore a WAISTCOAT that generally came as part of a three-piece suit or one that complimented a suit. I'll do a search for some photos. Oddly enough, during my free-wheeling...
Just (re)watched RICHARD III as done by Ian McKellen. Fascism ala Shakespeare. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_III_(1995_film) ≈ http://torrentbutler.eu/31174-richard-iii
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Drinking my coffee each morning from my vintage (thick porcelain) diner mug. I love the feel of it and the look of it. It's just plain old fashioned! -dixon cannon
Boyo-boy are you right! I LOVE those 'Jack Purcell's' - I bought a bunch at a discounted price and still have two pair in the closet unworn! I've loved them for decades having once seen George Harrison wearing a pair in a photograph. Heck, even James Dean was a 'Jack Purcell' man! -dixon cannon
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