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Yep and I bet you can't download any of them for free (through Gutenberg) because Disney owns the copyright over them. Same goes for a host of other titles which ought to be in the public domain. Dostoyefsky is available though (smile). Guess Walt can't see a movie in that particular Russian's work.

I dunno. Crime & Punishment princess-style could be fun :D

Hola Mollie_Y, you know mi fascinación with Neruda, thank you for this sweet reminder :rose:

more than welcome, he's a treasure :kiss::rose:
 
okay...wait.

ThoughtProvokingRJ...if you don't drink coffee...why do you go to Starbucks???


okay...wait. There are sexy, intellectual females at your Starbucks, aren't there??

NVM. :D
 
okay...wait.

ThoughtProvokingRJ...if you don't drink coffee...why do you go to Starbucks???


okay...wait. There are sexy, intellectual females at your Starbucks, aren't there??

NVM. :D

Lattes are made with espresso. I don't do mugs of coffee, never have. I'll have a little coffee in my morning milk now and then, though.

Of course there are intelligent women at Starbucks. One that I frequent is close to several colleges, a law school, and a med school.
 
I'll try...*munchmunch*

T'anks, loverly. :kiss:



Drink your sodiepop...just bring me a freakin' muffin!!!!!


Please?

:kiss:

Let me go to the market, they have a scratch bakery. They're CHEAPER than Starbucks and Dunkin Donuts. They also make muffins that are BIGGER than both places, but not as big as the mom and pop Polish bakery on the other side of town.
 
And here's a sports tidbit:

Boston Celtics – When Walter Brown decided to bring a professional basketball team to Boston in 1946 he had a tough time coming up with a team nickname. According to Celtics.com, Brown was having a discussion with a member of the Boston Garden's publicity staff in which they threw around some relatively bad ideas like "Whirlwinds" and "Unicorns" before Brown came up with "Celtics," seemingly out of nowhere. There had been a barnstorming hoops team out of New York that went by that name in the 1920s, so he liked that it was a pre-established name in the basketball world, plus to this day Boston has the largest Irish population of any major city in the United States.
 
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