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blogintomystery.com
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| | | | | This old 60's ad put a grin on my face. Despite the rosy ending,I have a feeling that Pete Duncan's pecuniary troubles aren't quite over yet. And I like the fact thatInternational CorrespondenceSchoolsoffered "special booklets for women."No doubt they were focused on the exciting fields of housekeeping and grocery procurement. | |
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| | | | | Much of the non-Harbaughlead-up to next weekend's Super Bowl is going to (nauseatingly) focus on Ray Lewis and his journey from accused accessory to murder, under still-cloudy and unforgivencircumstances, to a respected (somewhat)first-ballot Hall of Famer - a Gospel-spewing legal crusher of skulls. Mazel. This adstruck a similar chord while doing some scanning the other... | |
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| | | | | Do we really want a magician who learned his trade through a comic book ad performing the "saw a woman in half" trick? Wouldn't OSHA want to step in here? Doesn't this guy bear too close a resemblance to a Snidely Whiplash type villain to trust with such a deed? So many harrowing possibilities! | |
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classicscinema.blogspot.com
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| | | "Escrito sobre el viento" (Douglas Sirk, 1956) s'assembla molt a altres melodrames sobre famílies riques i infelices. Que passi a Texas i ... | ||
