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Did you ever run against the wind, graham ...
This a website for a Renaisance music group that I heard about on the classical music station I listen to up here ....
http://piffaro.org/
http://piffaro.org/
think I am always running against the wind
Bob Seger made a new record a couple of years ago, first in years
the best song on it was
"I'll wait for you"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s43FpUG9uxQ
Bob Seger made a new record a couple of years ago, first in years
the best song on it was
"I'll wait for you"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s43FpUG9uxQ
Got it on now, graham ....
Smooth ...
Smooth ...
This may or may not be off-topic here, graham, but since I don't post in another thread, I thought that I would share this date on CGCS here with you, since we were talking about how many people are registered in this forum before the IRON CURTAIN came down over there:
Data on CGCS as of Jun 2009:
* predominantly male 66% to 34%
* predominantly older
13-17 9%
18-34 26%
35-49 26%
50+ 38%
* other ethnicities
There are more visitors of other ethnicities here than average.
* affluent
This site attracts an affluent audience.
Household Income
$0-30K 11%
$30-60K 18%
$60-100K 61%
$100K+ 10%
* Graduates and Post Graduates
There is a high index of Graduates and Post Graduates here.
No college 18%
College 30%
Grad. Sch. 52%
http://www.quantcast.com/commongroundcommonsense.org#
Data on CGCS as of Jun 2009:
* predominantly male 66% to 34%
* predominantly older
13-17 9%
18-34 26%
35-49 26%
50+ 38%
* other ethnicities
There are more visitors of other ethnicities here than average.
* affluent
This site attracts an affluent audience.
Household Income
$0-30K 11%
$30-60K 18%
$60-100K 61%
$100K+ 10%
* Graduates and Post Graduates
There is a high index of Graduates and Post Graduates here.
No college 18%
College 30%
Grad. Sch. 52%
http://www.quantcast.com/commongroundcommonsense.org#
rla ....
If you are still around ....
You're a doctor ....
You know all kinds of stuff, and you have a lot of theories about this, that and some other things ....
And your wife is in the grocery business, to boot ....
WHAT ON EARTH IS UP WITH BEN & JERRY'S VANILLA ICE CREAM?
I haven't been able to get any for well over a week now ....
It is like it totally disappeared from the face of the earth up here where I am ....
Is there some kind of conspiracy going on here, or what?
A bidding war, maybe ....
The Chinese are willing to pay a higher price for it than we are, because they have all the money, so it is all going over there?
Or are speculators buying it up, do you think, in an effort to bid the price up?
Gouge those of us who have depended on a steady supply of BEN & JERRY'S VANILLA ICE CREAM to get us through the dog days?
Or could it be spite?
You know a lot of things about a lot of things, rla ....
What do you think is going on here?
And so ...
If you are still around ....
You're a doctor ....
You know all kinds of stuff, and you have a lot of theories about this, that and some other things ....
And your wife is in the grocery business, to boot ....
WHAT ON EARTH IS UP WITH BEN & JERRY'S VANILLA ICE CREAM?
I haven't been able to get any for well over a week now ....
It is like it totally disappeared from the face of the earth up here where I am ....
Is there some kind of conspiracy going on here, or what?
A bidding war, maybe ....
The Chinese are willing to pay a higher price for it than we are, because they have all the money, so it is all going over there?
Or are speculators buying it up, do you think, in an effort to bid the price up?
Gouge those of us who have depended on a steady supply of BEN & JERRY'S VANILLA ICE CREAM to get us through the dog days?
Or could it be spite?
You know a lot of things about a lot of things, rla ....
What do you think is going on here?
And so ...
People trust you as a source for this kind of information, rla ....
Not that they don't trust graham, of course ...
I think people trust graham pretty much implicitly ....
BUT ....
graham has never admitted to having a wife in the grocery business ....
So there is where you get the nod ....
DEFERENCE, rla ....
People are deferring to your judgment here ....
If graham were to have rendered an opinion on the matter, people would say, "OH, THAT graham IS PROBABLY RIGHT, BUT I'M GOING TO WAIT AND HEAR WHAT rla SAYS ON IT ..."
And so it is, rla ....
I would say that the nation waits with bated breath to hear your words on this subject of interest to us all in America ....
And indeed, in the world, rla, because as you say, we all are one anyway ....
And so ....
Not that they don't trust graham, of course ...
I think people trust graham pretty much implicitly ....
BUT ....
graham has never admitted to having a wife in the grocery business ....
So there is where you get the nod ....
DEFERENCE, rla ....
People are deferring to your judgment here ....
If graham were to have rendered an opinion on the matter, people would say, "OH, THAT graham IS PROBABLY RIGHT, BUT I'M GOING TO WAIT AND HEAR WHAT rla SAYS ON IT ..."
And so it is, rla ....
I would say that the nation waits with bated breath to hear your words on this subject of interest to us all in America ....
And indeed, in the world, rla, because as you say, we all are one anyway ....
And so ....
I THINK THAT A LOT OF THESE PEOPLE ARE FLOCKING HERE FOR THE graham SHOW ....
And so ....
"Study finds prime time on the Internet is 11 p.m."
By PETER SVENSSON, AP Technology Writer
Wed Sep 2, 2009 3:48PM EDT
NEW YORK - It's 11 p.m.
Do you know where your neighbors are?
Chances are they're online.
According to a study, North Americans have been staying up late to do their Internet surfing this summer, so late that the peak usage for the whole day has been at 11 p.m. Eastern time.
That appears to be a shift from previous years, when most Internet activity was in the daytime.
The new study by Chelmsford, Mass.-based Internet security firm Arbor Networks found that people using the Internet at work and school produce a smaller traffic peak around 4 p.m. Eastern time on weekdays.
Internet activity then declines as people head home.
At 8 p.m. Eastern, U.S. and Canadian home Internet traffic starts spiking, and stays surprisingly strong past midnight, Arbor found.
At 2 a.m. Eastern, overall traffic is as high as it is at 9 a.m., when people are logging in at work.
Of course, 11 p.m. Eastern time is just 8 p.m. on the West Coast.
But the Eastern and Central time zones account for three-quarters of the U.S. population, so it's clear there's lot of late-night traffic.
It also seems North Americans are staying up much later on the Internet than Europeans.
Their traffic peaks when it's 9 p.m. in Western and Central Europe, and then drops sharply.
So what is it that keeps us up at night?
Internet video, including both YouTube and pornography, appears to be a big part of the answer, according to Arbor's Craig Labovitz.
Video usage peaks at midnight Eastern, later than any other traffic.
Gaming is another big evening activity, but one that's most intense between 8 p.m. and 11 p.m. Eastern, coinciding with TV's prime time for most Americans.
Labovitz found a jump in gaming traffic at exactly 8 p.m. Eastern, and speculates that it's caused by "World of Warcraft" players who prearrange to get together at that time to tackle virtual monsters.
Arbor gathers data from Internet service providers that account for about half of North American traffic.
The study looked at 10 weekdays in July.
Labovitz said there was a chance that children on summer vacation could be affecting the numbers, and plans to keep watching traffic patterns in different seasons.
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On the Net:
http://asert.arbornetworks.com/2009/08/the...net-after-dark/
And so ....
"Study finds prime time on the Internet is 11 p.m."
By PETER SVENSSON, AP Technology Writer
Wed Sep 2, 2009 3:48PM EDT
NEW YORK - It's 11 p.m.
Do you know where your neighbors are?
Chances are they're online.
According to a study, North Americans have been staying up late to do their Internet surfing this summer, so late that the peak usage for the whole day has been at 11 p.m. Eastern time.
That appears to be a shift from previous years, when most Internet activity was in the daytime.
The new study by Chelmsford, Mass.-based Internet security firm Arbor Networks found that people using the Internet at work and school produce a smaller traffic peak around 4 p.m. Eastern time on weekdays.
Internet activity then declines as people head home.
At 8 p.m. Eastern, U.S. and Canadian home Internet traffic starts spiking, and stays surprisingly strong past midnight, Arbor found.
At 2 a.m. Eastern, overall traffic is as high as it is at 9 a.m., when people are logging in at work.
Of course, 11 p.m. Eastern time is just 8 p.m. on the West Coast.
But the Eastern and Central time zones account for three-quarters of the U.S. population, so it's clear there's lot of late-night traffic.
It also seems North Americans are staying up much later on the Internet than Europeans.
Their traffic peaks when it's 9 p.m. in Western and Central Europe, and then drops sharply.
So what is it that keeps us up at night?
Internet video, including both YouTube and pornography, appears to be a big part of the answer, according to Arbor's Craig Labovitz.
Video usage peaks at midnight Eastern, later than any other traffic.
Gaming is another big evening activity, but one that's most intense between 8 p.m. and 11 p.m. Eastern, coinciding with TV's prime time for most Americans.
Labovitz found a jump in gaming traffic at exactly 8 p.m. Eastern, and speculates that it's caused by "World of Warcraft" players who prearrange to get together at that time to tackle virtual monsters.
Arbor gathers data from Internet service providers that account for about half of North American traffic.
The study looked at 10 weekdays in July.
Labovitz said there was a chance that children on summer vacation could be affecting the numbers, and plans to keep watching traffic patterns in different seasons.
___
On the Net:
http://asert.arbornetworks.com/2009/08/the...net-after-dark/
I don't have any idea, though I concur, there is a big shortage, especially of cherry vanilla (and lately, there are NOT enough cherries when they do have it...
I have been forced over to CHUNKY MONKEY, graham ....
It's just not the same ....
I don't know how much longer I can handle the stress here .....
Do you think it is a conspiracy, graham?
And so ...
It's just not the same ....
I don't know how much longer I can handle the stress here .....
Do you think it is a conspiracy, graham?
And so ...
QUOTE(Livyjr @ Sep 3 2009, 03:55 PM) 
People trust you as a source for this kind of information, rla ....
Not that they don't trust graham, of course ...
I think people trust graham pretty much implicitly ....
BUT ....
graham has never admitted to having a wife in the grocery business ....
So there is where you get the nod ....
DEFERENCE, rla ....
People are deferring to your judgment here ....
If graham were to have rendered an opinion on the matter, people would say, "OH, THAT graham IS PROBABLY RIGHT, BUT I'M GOING TO WAIT AND HEAR WHAT rla SAYS ON IT ..."
And so it is, rla ....
I would say that the nation waits with bated breath to hear your words on this subject of interest to us all in America ....
And indeed, in the world, rla, because as you say, we all are one anyway ....
And so ....
Not that they don't trust graham, of course ...
I think people trust graham pretty much implicitly ....
BUT ....
graham has never admitted to having a wife in the grocery business ....
So there is where you get the nod ....
DEFERENCE, rla ....
People are deferring to your judgment here ....
If graham were to have rendered an opinion on the matter, people would say, "OH, THAT graham IS PROBABLY RIGHT, BUT I'M GOING TO WAIT AND HEAR WHAT rla SAYS ON IT ..."
And so it is, rla ....
I would say that the nation waits with bated breath to hear your words on this subject of interest to us all in America ....
And indeed, in the world, rla, because as you say, we all are one anyway ....
And so ....
The question is out of my area of expertese so I consulted with my wife and she has plenty of B&J in Ar. The
company president just happens to visiting her store this afternoon so to be sure she checked it out with him...
He said he could guarantee that all the stores east of the Mississippi River had plenty of B&J but that he hadn't talked to anyone on the West coast today...
they have this new named thing "turkey hill" or something or other
and icecream with the word "streaks" in it
chocolate streaks
now, what is chocolate streaks? sounds like something that shouldn't be in icecream
and icecream with the word "streaks" in it
chocolate streaks
now, what is chocolate streaks? sounds like something that shouldn't be in icecream
ya know- in the two big supermarkets near me, they never seem to have Diet Cherry Pepsi or Diet Cherry Coke
and I talked to the coke guy and the pepsi guy
(in our area, both ONLY delivers their own, and both also puts it on the shelves. The truck person shelves it.
anyhow, after I kept asking, wehre is it, it turns out that soon as its delivered, a few workers in the store put it aside for themselves each and every time, (the 12 can packs, the ones that each week are on sale, one week coke, one pepsi).
so the workers though it was as good as I did, and took it before any customer even knew its there
and I talked to the coke guy and the pepsi guy
(in our area, both ONLY delivers their own, and both also puts it on the shelves. The truck person shelves it.
anyhow, after I kept asking, wehre is it, it turns out that soon as its delivered, a few workers in the store put it aside for themselves each and every time, (the 12 can packs, the ones that each week are on sale, one week coke, one pepsi).
so the workers though it was as good as I did, and took it before any customer even knew its there
QUOTE(rla @ Sep 3 2009, 04:09 PM)
He said he could guarantee that all the stores east of the Mississippi River had plenty of B&J but that he hadn't talked to anyone on the West coast today...
NOT SO, rla ....
We don't have plenty up here where I am ....
The dude was snowing your wife if he told her that .....
And so ...
Boy ....
That is something ....
First, we are lied to by our own government ....
Now, it looks like we are being lied to by the head of BEN & JERRY'S .....
WHAT IS GOING ON HERE?
WHAT IS THE WORLD COMING TO?
HAS THE WORLD GONE CRAZY?
Or what?
And so ...
That is something ....
First, we are lied to by our own government ....
Now, it looks like we are being lied to by the head of BEN & JERRY'S .....
WHAT IS GOING ON HERE?
WHAT IS THE WORLD COMING TO?
HAS THE WORLD GONE CRAZY?
Or what?
And so ...
QUOTE(graham4anything @ Sep 3 2009, 04:14 PM)
so the workers though it was as good as I did, and took it before any customer even knew its there
Sounds like INSIDER TRADING to me, graham ....
And so ...
QUOTE(Livyjr @ Sep 3 2009, 05:28 PM)
QUOTE(graham4anything @ Sep 3 2009, 04:14 PM)
so the workers though it was as good as I did, and took it before any customer even knew its there
Sounds like INSIDER TRADING to me, graham ....
And so ...
You would be surprized to know how many clerks gets fired for this kind of thing...
I think that I am traumatized, rla, by this BEN & JERRY'S dude saying that there is a lot of ice cream up here when it has been well over a week since I have seen BEN & JERRY'S VANILLA in the store ....
And so ....
Does your wife have vanilla down in Arkansas, rla?
Maybe you could have her set aside a crate of it for me ....
And so ...
And so ....
Does your wife have vanilla down in Arkansas, rla?
Maybe you could have her set aside a crate of it for me ....
And so ...
If I had a pack of real nasty lawyers at my disposal, I would have them all over this BEN & JERRY'S dude for making false and misleading statements and getting people's hopes up for some vanilla ice cream in the store when there isn't any ....
And so ....
And so ....
This is one of those things that makes a body WANT to go out and find a pack of real nasty lawyers just to set them on the BEN & JERRY'S dude for telling us this false story about there being plenty of ice cream up here ...
When there is no vanilla ....
And so ....
When there is no vanilla ....
And so ....
QUOTE(Livyjr @ Sep 3 2009, 05:42 PM)
I think that I am traumatized, rla, by this BEN & JERRY'S dude saying that there is a lot of ice cream up here when it has been well over a week since I have seen BEN & JERRY'S VANILLA in the store ....
And so ....
Does your wife have vanilla down in Arkansas, rla?
Maybe you could have her set aside a crate of it for me ....
And so ...
And so ....
Does your wife have vanilla down in Arkansas, rla?
Maybe you could have her set aside a crate of it for me ....
And so ...
It was not the head of Ben & Jerry that my wife was speaking to. It was the head of the Grocery Chain that she
works for and his assurances only applied to the stores of that chain. Apparently you've been going to the wrong store.
We have plenty of vanilla B&J...just let us know when you'll be here to pick it up...
You're a veritable prince, rla ....
Thanks for doing all of that research and getting back to us poor beleaguereds up here in NYS who are presently without B&J's vanilla ice cream ....
And I am glad that you straightened that out who your wife was getting her information from on the matter before I had a swarm of real nasty lawyers all over that poor B&J dude, along with crowds of protestors bussed in for the occasion ...
Do you think that maybe it is some kind of plot involving your wife's grocery store chain?
They outbid all the other grocery chains and now have a lock on the market?
Or could it be political?
If you want B&J's vanilla ice cream, well, folks, you are now going to have to pay a visit to Arkansas to get some ....
Or maybe the corporate bean counters at B&J's just made a unilateral decision to stop stocking vanilla ice cream up here because some statistical study said that the usage and consumption of vanilla ice cream in the northeast fell off around Labor Day, so they gave out an order to stop sending us any up here as a cost-cutting move on their part ....
Whatever, rla, IT IS TRAUMATIZING!
I might not be able to stand it much longer ....
And then ....
And then ....
NO ....
It is too much to have to contemplate ....
Switching brands, I mean ....
And so ...
Thanks for doing all of that research and getting back to us poor beleaguereds up here in NYS who are presently without B&J's vanilla ice cream ....
And I am glad that you straightened that out who your wife was getting her information from on the matter before I had a swarm of real nasty lawyers all over that poor B&J dude, along with crowds of protestors bussed in for the occasion ...
Do you think that maybe it is some kind of plot involving your wife's grocery store chain?
They outbid all the other grocery chains and now have a lock on the market?
Or could it be political?
If you want B&J's vanilla ice cream, well, folks, you are now going to have to pay a visit to Arkansas to get some ....
Or maybe the corporate bean counters at B&J's just made a unilateral decision to stop stocking vanilla ice cream up here because some statistical study said that the usage and consumption of vanilla ice cream in the northeast fell off around Labor Day, so they gave out an order to stop sending us any up here as a cost-cutting move on their part ....
Whatever, rla, IT IS TRAUMATIZING!
I might not be able to stand it much longer ....
And then ....
And then ....
NO ....
It is too much to have to contemplate ....
Switching brands, I mean ....
And so ...
QUOTE(rla @ Sep 3 2009, 08:06 PM)
Apparently you've been going to the wrong store.
Well, rla ....
That is probably so ....
But it is a lot closer than Arkansas is ....
And I'll have to figure out how to keep the ice cream from melting on the drive back ....
I was thinking that if bigtom can send up Bubba's corporate jet for graham the next time bigtom does a concert gig at Bubba's place that I could hitch a ride and we could stop in Arkansas on the way back and I could grab a couple of crates of B&J's vanilla from your wife to tide me over ....
Of course, that would all be dependant on the weather at the time, I suppose ....
And so ...
Or since you are coming up this way soon ....
Maybe you could haul a couple of crates of the stuff up with you, and I could meet you someplace along the way ....
And so ...
Maybe you could haul a couple of crates of the stuff up with you, and I could meet you someplace along the way ....
And so ...
73 people are using the forum @ 5:10 PM EST on 4 September 2009
We have 24,175 registered members @ 5:12 PM EST on 4 September 2009
I was just watching a rabbit eat an apple, graham ..
I didn't know they did that, ate apples ....
But I suppose if one wanted to stay healthy, it would eat an apple a day ....
People are not the only ones that are into fitness and wellness, afterall ...
And so ...
I didn't know they did that, ate apples ....
But I suppose if one wanted to stay healthy, it would eat an apple a day ....
People are not the only ones that are into fitness and wellness, afterall ...
And so ...
QUOTE(Livyjr @ Sep 4 2009, 03:12 PM)
We have 24,175 registered members @ 5:12 PM EST on 4 September 2009
We have 24,203 registered members @ 3:26 PM EST on 5 September 2009 ....
QUOTE(Livyjr @ Sep 4 2009, 05:16 PM)
I was just watching a rabbit eat an apple, graham ..
I didn't know they did that, ate apples ....
But I suppose if one wanted to stay healthy, it would eat an apple a day ....
People are not the only ones that are into fitness and wellness, afterall ...
And so ...
I didn't know they did that, ate apples ....
But I suppose if one wanted to stay healthy, it would eat an apple a day ....
People are not the only ones that are into fitness and wellness, afterall ...
And so ...
why wouldn't a rabbit eat an apple or any fruit or vegetable?
although bugs bunny liked carrots, but you know, I once put out some carrots and lettuce in the yard for the rabbits, and they ate the lettuce
but not the carrots.
maybe they did not know what to do with peeled carrots
QUOTE(graham4anything @ Sep 5 2009, 01:54 PM)
why wouldn't a rabbit eat an apple or any fruit or vegetable?
Well, graham ....
There is a question, alright ....
Maybe it comes from being conditioned or programmed by Bugs Bunny ....
I never saw Bugs Bunny eat an apple, or even give a hint that he would consider eating an apple if one was ever offered to him, or if he found one on the ground, somewhere ....
So the next thing you know, I am probably projecting Bugs Bunny's likes and dislikes on all other rabbits ....
And they are not all the same, you, know, graham ....
Rabbits, that is ....
And some aren't even rabbits .....
They are hares ....
And so ...
My cat Lilly and one of the neighborhood rabits will sit and stare at each other for hours...
Rabbits are interesting animals, rla ....
Is the cat inside or outside for these staring contests?
Is the cat inside or outside for these staring contests?
And there is still no B&J's vanilla ice cream in the store up here ....
And so ...
And so ...
QUOTE(Livyjr @ Sep 5 2009, 05:08 PM)
Rabbits are interesting animals, rla ....
Is the cat inside or outside for these staring contests?
Is the cat inside or outside for these staring contests?
Outside...this particular rabit has become so tamed that I almost steped on it the other day...
When Lilly can't get outside she will sit and stare out the glass patio door for hours...
my 2 indoor cats watch the squirrrels and are fascinated
for a while in the spring we had a neighbors outdoor cat come to the stoop and play there for a while
my indoor cats got very selfish
I told them it was their cousin come to visit
and they seemed to understand
had thoughts of letting the cat in, but commonsense prevailed
once summer came the owners stopped letting that cat out
mine have never been outdoors, and neither seems to care
I wouldn't either if I were treated as well as they were
for a while in the spring we had a neighbors outdoor cat come to the stoop and play there for a while
my indoor cats got very selfish
I told them it was their cousin come to visit
and they seemed to understand
had thoughts of letting the cat in, but commonsense prevailed
once summer came the owners stopped letting that cat out
mine have never been outdoors, and neither seems to care
I wouldn't either if I were treated as well as they were
If I die and get re-incarnated, graham, I think that maybe I will come back as one of your cats ....
Sounds like a good gig to me ....
And so ...
Sounds like a good gig to me ....
And so ...
QUOTE(Livyjr @ Sep 5 2009, 05:13 PM)
And there is still no B&J's vanilla ice cream in the store up here ....
And so ...
And so ...
Fill out a customer complaint card if you are dealing with a supermarket...that usuall gets things moving...if you are among the large chunk of USAians who don't have easy access to a modern
supermarket--to say nothing of a whole Food Store, you're just S-O-L...
QUOTE(rla @ Sep 5 2009, 04:14 PM)
Outside...this particular rabit has become so tamed that I almost steped on it the other day...
I think the rabbits can tell when they are around non-violent people ....
I talk to the ones that live around me ....
I can get quite close to them ....
They are good listeners ...
Maybe that is why they have such big ears ....
Do you have chipmunks down that way, rla?
I would imagine that graham does ....
But they are not everywhere ....
And so ....
QUOTE(rla @ Sep 5 2009, 04:20 PM)
Fill out a customer complaint card if you are dealing with a supermarket...that usuall gets things moving...if you are among the large chunk of USAians who don't have easy access to a modern supermarket--to say nothing of a whole Food Store, you're just S-O-L...
I'll have to do that, I guess, rla ....
And this is Hannaford's ....
They tout themselves as a modern supermarket chain ....
But they are obviously not as modern or on the ball as your wife's store is ....
Maybe the Walmart's super stores with food are buying up all the B&J's vanilla up here to get a lock on the market ....
Or something, anyway ....
And so ...
QUOTE(Livyjr @ Sep 5 2009, 05:27 PM)
QUOTE(rla @ Sep 5 2009, 04:20 PM)
Fill out a customer complaint card if you are dealing with a supermarket...that usuall gets things moving...if you are among the large chunk of USAians who don't have easy access to a modern supermarket--to say nothing of a whole Food Store, you're just S-O-L...
I'll have to do that, I guess, rla ....
And this is Hannaford's ....
They tout themselves as a modern supermarket chain ....
But they are obviously not as modern or on the ball as your wife's store is ....
Maybe the Walmart's super stores with food are buying up all the B&J's vanilla up here to get a lock on the market ....
Or something, anyway ....
And so ...
Or the ice creame Category Manager at Corporate is in bed with one of B&J's competors...
Check out my thread on Purpose in Life, I refered to a book 3 or 4 post back that I think you would be interested in...Matt Crawford's ShopClass as Soul Craft...
Where is that thread, rla?
QUOTE(rla @ Sep 5 2009, 05:07 PM)
Or the ice creame Category Manager at Corporate is in bed with one of B&J's competors...
Hmmmmm ....
The cut-throat world of the grocery bidness ....
And so ...
QUOTE(Livyjr @ Sep 5 2009, 01:27 PM)
QUOTE(Livyjr @ Sep 4 2009, 03:12 PM)
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heylivyjr
have you seen who is "coming up" this week on David Letterman
Mo 9/7: Tracy Morgan, Leslie Mann, Diane Birch
Tu 9/8: Former Prime Minister Tony Blair, Julianna Margulies
We 9/9: Jay-Z, Martha Stewart, George Jones
Th 9/10: Matt Damon, Jack Hanna, a Top Ten List presented by Aerosmith's Steven Tyler
Fr 9/11: Michael Douglas, Leighton Meester, Kid Cudi
I mean, Tony Blair, first the arse kissing Clintonite, who then morphed into the arse kissing Bushite is appearing on David Letterman
I have to ask- WHY???
but look at Wednesday-
Jay Z, Martha Stewart and George Jones
I mean, what a booking.
Jay Z will be first guest
and George Jones will be singer at the end
George Jones, who like Teddy Kennedy battled and conquered his demons with the help of a later wife
on the same show with Rapper & record company label head Jay-Z
now, the two of them should do a duet
have you seen who is "coming up" this week on David Letterman
Mo 9/7: Tracy Morgan, Leslie Mann, Diane Birch
Tu 9/8: Former Prime Minister Tony Blair, Julianna Margulies
We 9/9: Jay-Z, Martha Stewart, George Jones
Th 9/10: Matt Damon, Jack Hanna, a Top Ten List presented by Aerosmith's Steven Tyler
Fr 9/11: Michael Douglas, Leighton Meester, Kid Cudi
I mean, Tony Blair, first the arse kissing Clintonite, who then morphed into the arse kissing Bushite is appearing on David Letterman
I have to ask- WHY???
but look at Wednesday-
Jay Z, Martha Stewart and George Jones
I mean, what a booking.
Jay Z will be first guest
and George Jones will be singer at the end
George Jones, who like Teddy Kennedy battled and conquered his demons with the help of a later wife
on the same show with Rapper & record company label head Jay-Z
now, the two of them should do a duet
Tony Blair came to politics from the sleazy world of rock and roll, as I heard him express it one time, graham ...
Now, maybe he is looking to branch over into stand-up comedy ....
Kind of like a reverse Steve Martin, perhaps ....
And so ...
Now, maybe he is looking to branch over into stand-up comedy ....
Kind of like a reverse Steve Martin, perhaps ....
And so ...
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