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Hank Hill enjoying the view
Two miniature schnauzers sleeping on a bean bag
Two miniature schnauzers being dogs
New Album Coming Coleman Hawkins started the countdown on Spotify. Pre-save now.
The fly from The Fly
Better Than Ezra
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Isle of Dogs
Billy Ray Cyrus Tweet: Much to think about.
The dog pound on Arsenio Hall show
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Main character Bill Dauterive is named after him and like his namesake character his family is of Louisiana Cajun origin.
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CDs: Ray Charles The Ultimate Collection, Scott Joplin The Primo Collection, Nina Simone The Platinum Collection, Louis Armstrong The Hot Fives and Hit Sevens, Roy and Diz, Harden and Coltrane The Complete Savoy Sessions
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The smartest dog in the world
British lawmakers are in a jam over changes to the definition of marmalade
Gary Carter
Rick Scott is an idiot.
A wingback with a woman
A full load of bread
Walter and Jeff from the Big Lebowski
In wrangling dark matter, some scientists find inspiration in the Torah, Krishna and Christ
CNN Headline: Trump voter regret is clearly registering now
Hole’s Pretty on the Inside album cover
Rolling Thunder 2 for Sega Mega Drive
Rolling Thunder 2 cover for Sega
Prank Show scene from ITYSL
I didn’t do flicking shit. I didn’t rig shit.
Tiger Woods in It’s Always Sunny
“For nearly three decades, the Mark Twain Prize has celebrated some of the greatest minds in comedy,” Roma Daravi, the Kennedy Center’s vice president of public relations, said in a statement.
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Shaw disliked having to be a part of the celebrity culture of the period, with its professional obligations. He told Metronome magazine: "I don't like the business of music. I'm unhappy in the music 'business.' Maybe I don't even belong in it. I like the music part, but for me the business part just plain stinks." Shaw also resented the constant pressure imposed on him by networks, agencies, publishers, and promoters. He summed up his feelings in a self-penned 1939 Saturday Evening Post article: "My job is to play music, not politics, and my only obligation is to the people who pay to listen to me. I don't attempt to ram hackneyed, insipid tunes down the public's throat just because they've been artificially hypoed to the so-called 'hit' class. This policy of trying to maintain some vestige of musical integrity has, naturally, earned me enemies, people who think I'm a longhair, impressed with my own ability. Nothing could be farther from the truth. My faith in dance music — I refuse to call it swing — borders on the fanatic. I have the utmost respect for the many real musicians who are creating a new music as important as the classics, but I have no respect for musical clowns who lead an orchestra with a baton and a quip. However, more power to them if they can make it pay."[18][19] When Shaw told his agents that he was walking away from the big band, they warned him that he couldn't do that; he had a million dollars in contracts that had to be honored. Shaw didn't care, and responded, "Tell 'em I'm insane. A nice, young American boy walking away from a million dollars, wouldn't you call that insane?"
Congrats big boy.
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Flu vaccines didn’t work that well in the US, officials find
In 1950, Stacy moved to Los Angeles. His career declined to club work. While playing at the piano bar in Leon's Steak House, he walked out after a drunken woman spilled beer in his lap. He announced he was quitting the music business and retired from public performances.
Patrick Swayze kicking a troublemaker in the head from behind. Road House, 1989
Jess Stacy Ec-Stacy CD case
Trump says US Navy could escort ships through Strait of Hormuz - Tuesday March 3rd, 2026
Just the worst comments on a fun programming language based on M&Ms.
At the conclusion of the conference, a tribute to Comrade Stalin was called for. Of course, everyone stood up (just as everyone had leaped to his feet during the conference at every mention of his name). ... For three minutes, four minutes, five minutes, the stormy applause, rising to an ovation, continued. But palms were getting sore and raised arms were already aching. And the older people were panting from exhaustion. It was becoming insufferably silly even to those who really adored Stalin. However, who would dare to be the first to stop? … After all, NKVD men were standing in the hall applauding and watching to see who would quit first! And in the obscure, small hall, unknown to the leader, the applause went on – six, seven, eight minutes! They were done for! Their goose was cooked! They couldn’t stop now till they collapsed with heart attacks! At the rear of the hall, which was crowded, they could of course cheat a bit, clap less frequently, less vigorously, not so eagerly – but up there with the presidium where everyone could see them?
“It’s afraid” from Starship Troopers starring Doogie Howser, M.D.
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