Tuesday, October 6, 2009

The Liberty Pub OPEN #3

Posted by Corre∫pondence Committee at 7:20 PM
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70 comments:

  6. Wow, how nice of you. I'll start making them up. What are you drinking BTW?

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  8. Drinks are on me!

    Oh,cool,never mind the dang comment then.

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  11. I'll have a glass of Merlot BW, thanks.

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  12. Lucius

    Still looking for my calculator.

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  13. All right Sas...where in the hell have you been tonight.

    APB put out for you and DEZ.

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  14. Oh dear

    What to serve when you really want your guests to go home.

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  15. {Nana}

    Congrats...now tell what the sekrit is.

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  16. Whatever's handy BW.
    Or what goes with a dish of sorbet?

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  19. VioletTiger,

    I rather have drinks in me, than on you!

    ;-P

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  20. Lucius Septimius said...

    Oh dear

    Oh CRAP!

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  22. All right Sas...where in the hell have you been tonight.

    Just snooping around the mall, looking for early presents, dare I say...

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  23. Well here you go then Violet!

    Heads up everybody, Violet is buying this round.

    Cheers!

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  24. JCM, me too!
    Cats don't like to get wet ;)

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  26. {Jorline}

    If I tell you? It wouldn't be a secret! ;) Awww, what the heck...I talk so much that he just sort of spaces out. I keep forgetting to take pictures.

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  28. Thanks, Violet.
    Sweet, Violet. Sweeter than all the roses...

    Some old song that was filed somewhere in the dark recesses of my mind.

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  30. sasquatchonsteroids said...

    Just snooping around the mall, looking for early presents, dare I say...

    Probably a smart move. I heard earlier today holiday retail sale will be worse then last year.

    Deep discounts me thinks.

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  31. Yeah Bar Wench, I like that song too.

    And we all think that Nana is wonderful.

    :')

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  34. Deep discounts me thinks.

    Me thinks you're right.

    Let's hope the freaks don't kill anyone this year.

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  35. Good night, {all y'all}
    See you tomorrow!

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  37. Sage,

    Thanks! I saved it. BTW, Spanish is my second language!

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  39. Redstate ... good night ... I am not far behind ... work again tomorrow ... may I have just one more mango pina colada Bar Wench ..

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  40. SoS ... good choice ...

    Thx.
    You can throw a dart at a Floyd song chart...
    Love their stuff.

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  41. For NY Nana and NY Grampa a little Nat KingCole.

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  42. Bar Wench, Sage,

    Now cut that out! My throat is already red, and the blushing doesn't have the right shade of red!

    Sore throat, darn it.I think I had better switch to cups of tea.

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  43. Bar Wench said...

    For NY Nana and NY Grampa a little Nat KingCole.

    Jorline's favorite male vocalist. I love Nat's music.

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  44. If Mrs Squatch puts up with me that long, I think they'll play this

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  46. Jorline,
    I love Nat King Cole also as does our daughter. I figure it's because I had his music playing all the time near her crib when she was a baby.

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  48. OK, gotta get to bed.

    Have a nice night kids -- and congrats, Nana.

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  51. Oops, missed the last part!

    I'm printing photos to send to my daughter's great-grandma in Italy. She is in her 90's and so young at heart.

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  52. Sweet dreams Lucius. It's always good to see you.

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  54. Anyone need another drink? It's getting late.

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  55. I adore Nat 'King' Cole. He was one of a kind, and when I was in high school (yes, they really did have them when I was a kid.) ;)

    And when I was an exchange student in Mexico City when I was 16? All my classmates made me sing his songs...even though I am a perfect monotone!

    Daughter and 2 granddaughters make me mouth the words to a song, but grandson is too young to realize...so far!

    Bar Wench,

    Thank you for the tea! It is really soothing.

    Uh, Sasq, I would probably have done a flounce on NY Grampa if he had played that today! Hilarious, but possibly not appropriate, maybe?

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  56. I am proud of Henry Waxman, coming so far in the face of such a debilitating ... what? REALLY? Nevermind.

    /

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  57. Nana, you mean you weren't in a one-room school house?

    ...ducks!

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  58. Anyone need another drink? It's getting late.

    You're right.
    Time for bed.
    Another workday awaits....

    Nite folks.

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  59. Good night Sasquatch, sweet dreams and thanks for keeping the jukebox going.

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  60. Bar Wench said...
    Nana, you mean you weren't in a one-room school house?

    ...ducks!

    My grandmother taught in one!

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  61. Bar Wench said...

    I love Nat King Cole also as does our daughter. I figure it's because I had his music playing all the time near her crib when she was a baby.

    I'll bet that's true Brandy and she'll never forget that gift.

    My father was in the USAF and my mother use to sing with the Air Force Big Band while I was young. My parents played Nat King Cole's LPs often in the house.

    I'll never forget my mothers beautiful voice. She's 4'10" and can belt out a song...lol

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  62. Wow, Texan. How many teachers could do that today?

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  63. Jorline, how wonderful. I'd love to hear your mother sing.

    Daughter is a violinist but has a heck of a good voice as well.

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  65. Night gang. New thread upstairs------------->

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  66. OldLineTexan said...

    I am proud of Henry Waxman, coming so far in the face of such a debilitating ... what? REALLY? Nevermind.

    LMAO OLT said Waxman and face in the same sentence.

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  68. Bar Wench said...
    Wow, Texan. How many teachers could do that today?

    I know some tough ones. But she was a Scots-Irish redhead ...

    She used to be required to arrive at 5 am in the winter, to stoke the boiler. She also told me that she had to get the school board's permission to go on chaperoned dates with my grandfather.

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  69. Bar Wench

    Here is my elementary school

    Alexander Hamilton was so brilliant that they named the school for him when we were in Grade 1 together, in Brighton, MA, a part of Boston.Honest!

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  70. Going upstairs! Told you I am The Slowest Poster on CC™

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