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It suddenly hit me, while the guys were ridiculing Elon Musk and comparing him to sad, neurotic Howard Hughes: they are, down to their souls, totally creatures of the Establishment. It’s why they can’t stand Trump: he is a threat to the Establishment they love.
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DID SOMEONE SAY "PROPELLER BEANIE"??
Check out the local MN news a month or so ago.
Did this guy wear this because he was on the news?
Does he always wear this hat?
Does it have a little tubine in the hat?
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All you really need is the
https://www.cbsnews.com/minnesota/video/minneapolis-residents-left-fuming-and-freezing-after-xcel-cut-power-for-hours
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The Hopper toilet was standard on US passenger trains too. Amtrak finally phased them out in the 1980s. And if you've experienced systemic toilet failure on a long-distance Amtrak adventure, you've wished they hadn't.
This set of American novelty lyrics to Dvorak's Humoresque #7 (G-Flat major) probably goes back to the day after the music was published. (Mentioned in a 1941 novel, anyway.). I believe I encountered the notice ("Passengers will please refrain ...") on trains in the 60s. Although that does put me at an age where I've seen a lot of things I haven't.
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