Kyle Cassidy wrote:
So, yesterday about twelve people showed up for the UC list meetup at
the Sam Quinn gallery across from Rx on 45th and Spruce. The gallery
was small but stunning (let's call it "cozy") beautifully lit with a
collection of black and white paintings, small charcoals and
scul
Yeah.well Philadelphia has come a long way since 1950.
S
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A close friend from Toronto, who
A close friend from Toronto, who was born in London, UK, and traveled
throughout the world, said his impression of Philadelphia was a city of blue
collar neighborhoods, mainly Irish and Italian. These overshadowed the small
Main Line-Chestnut Hill elite, according to him.
Sande Knight
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On 4/15/07 6:07 PM, "Kyle Cassidy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> >Jeez, I wonder what the people in these places say about Philadelphia.
>> >
>> >Frank
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> I'll let Ross fill in the rest.
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> 1) Rock salt is considered a pretzel topping.
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> 2) weatherizing your home for winter includ
>Jeez, I wonder what the people in these places say about Philadelphia.
>
>Frank
I'll let Ross fill in the rest.
1) Rock salt is considered a pretzel topping.
2) weatherizing your home for winter includes making some sort of barricade to
claim your parking spot after you dig your car out.
I re-cog-ni-size¹ you Kyle and Sharrieff.
I thought the other dude might me Mario, but I don¹t think so. The ladies
are not familiar to me.
Pray identify them.
-Wilma
On 4/15/07 1:43 PM, "Kyle Cassidy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So, yesterday about twelve people showed up for the UC list
Jeez, I wonder what the people in these places say about Philadelphia.
Frank
On Apr 15, 2007, at 03:06 PM, Joe Clarke wrote:
Thanks, Liz, for putting things into perspective. You forget one
though...
You can live in Alaska where
1. rock salt is considered a meat tenderizer.
2. Weat
Thanks, Liz, for putting things into perspective. You forget one though...
You can live in Alaska where
1. rock salt is considered a meat tenderizer.
2. Weatherizing your home for winter includes adding more Huskies to
your existing pack.
3. A one night stand involves 3 huskies - and n
So, yesterday about twelve people showed up for the UC list meetup at the Sam
Quinn gallery across from Rx on 45th and Spruce. The gallery was small but
stunning (let's call it "cozy") beautifully lit with a collection of black and
white paintings, small charcoals and sculpture. A marvelous add
I am all for the two'fer of
Poems that rhyme and
a possible public stoning.
Maybe Lewis will send out the Ambassadors to help secure the venue.
But, will Sumner really trust you to do justice to his poems?
Can MIT grads read?
Liz
On Sun, 15 Apr 2007 10:37:41 EDT [EMAIL PROTECT
On Saturday, I and a long time neighbor were kvetching about things we
pperceivedas being negative directions for the neighborhood, and debated
whether, as we got older, we should consider alternative neighborhoods
for our retirement.
We decided that within our price points, the
USA
In a message dated 4/15/2007 10:56:14 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This is most excellent news, as several sponsors (including Audi and Loews)
had dropped out after hearing that Mr. Ingmark would not be participating. I
tried to reason with them the great artists lik
This is most excellent news, as several sponsors (including Audi and Loews) had
dropped out after hearing that Mr. Ingmark would not be participating. I tried
to reason with them the great artists like that are highly tempermental and
prone to erratic behavior but they were incessant in their pr
The doggerel mavens on this list were disheartened when the neighborhood's
most acclaimed bard, the immortal Sumner A Ingmark, refused to participate
personally in what he cynically dubbed the "lost souls poetry reading" for
people who don't know the difference between the community and the
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