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includes 1 Bond Special
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*includes one Skinner Special for the unfortunate Lost Weekend oversight
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Monday, June 21, 2004
Talk Amongst Yourselves
Penelope Ann Miller vs. Tom Sizemore: Which actor is the bigger kiss of death?
posted by Henry Basenji at 6/21/2004 03:40:00 PM
Wednesday, June 02, 2004
Semper Fi
Andrew, I had no idea Laura Bush was a Marine.
posted by Henry Basenji at 6/02/2004 12:59:00 PM
Tuesday, June 01, 2004
Travel Agent
Here in Arlington we're saving up for our trip to London, so Vegas will only happen if a schweet deal shows up in my spam-box. "Tubin'" only requires investment in a short car trip and perhaps a room at the Histroic Hilltop House, so we can certainly RSVP in the positive there; that weekend also marks the midway point in my thirties, hence the appropriateness of "Boozin'".
posted by Henry Basenji at 6/01/2004 03:23:00 PM
Goodbye William Manchester
A great crank has gone to his reward.
Two years ago, when he received the National Humanities Medal, I had the chance to talk with him for a short while. Though wheelchair bound, he insisted that he would stand to receive the medal from the president, as long as there was a fellow Marine to help him rise (see below--look for the close cropped head behind the First Lady).
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