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This was in 1957. I wonder how their lives have been, none of them got paid that much that it would last long. Maybe Elvis and some of the other big names.
This was in 1957. I wonder how their lives have been, none of them got paid that much that it would last long. Maybe Elvis and some of the other big names.
Phil's net worth was in the neighborhood of 14 million..
but his gift was beyond wealth..
This was in 1957. I wonder how their lives have been, none of them got paid that much that it would last long. Maybe Elvis and some of the other big names.
Phil's net worth was in the neighborhood of 14 million..
but his gift was beyond wealth..
Wow, that's pretty good. He must have found a way to keep working, you just hear of so many in that era who ended up broke.
This was in 1957. I wonder how their lives have been, none of them got paid that much that it would last long. Maybe Elvis and some of the other big names.
Phil's net worth was in the neighborhood of 14 million..
but his gift was beyond wealth..
Wow, that's pretty good. He must have found a way to keep working, you just hear of so many in that era who ended up broke.
Wake up little Susie.
Boys and girls who support Obama and are ALSO too young to know what America used to be like, the song is about two teens on a movie date who got bored and fell asleep at the movie.
Hey, don't laugh. I've fallen asleep at movies. Dull movies.
Anyway, they are going apexitt because they know their butts are in big trouble with both of their parents for staying out past curfew.
And they fear being suspected of hanky panky, too, I think.
THAT'S what America used to be like.
It was a nicer time. A more innocent and trusting time.
Why shouldn't we want some of that quality returned to our daily lives?
Jeez, guys, do you argue politics at funerals, too?
Jeez, guys, do you argue politics at funerals, too?
This is a teachable moment.
Libs need as many of these as we can find.
When you have kids who are experiencing something significant on line, on tv or in real life, it takes ADULT SUPERVISION to help them make sense of what's goin on.
Don't you supervise your kids when they watch TV and movies and stuff???
Or do you think it's better to let those moments pass out of some senseless sense of polity?
We aren't at a funeral, after all. And these posts will remain here long after Phil is crooning for St. Peter. So, there is a different sense of etiquette in this case, you know?