In the 1970's my Aunt Joni and I went to the local theater to watch a movie starring Sherman Hensley (Jefferson's). We felt a bit awkward when the movie started playing and the two of us were the only people there. We watched approximately 30 minutes of the movie and it was so boring, we called home to have someone come to get us.
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In college, walked out of "A Star Is Born" and went across the Plaza to Marino's, one of no less than 10 bars around the town square, where I met Jim, the guy in the gym who took my breath away! My car had been side-swiped by someone, which I didn't notice until the next morning. The police actually found the guy, who'd been arrested that night for DUI. He repaired my car and no hit/run was added to his woes.....and there, but for the grace of God, would have been me.
| 9 years ago. Rating: 3 | |
I havn't , a mate of mine who was Vietnam Vet Conscript, had not been out of the Army for long, he walk out before the movie had finished, it must has been close to what it was like over there, it was The Deer Hunter, he was pretty upset, he never discussed the film at all.
| 9 years ago. Rating: 2 | |
Frankly, it's possible the Concept isn't needed for AP the way it was back in 2002. Maybe there was a reframing of the concept of innovation within AP at some link point, or rather, outgrowing the constraints of where innovation could have to live. The RD#2, being an ultra-thin caliber, theoretically had to go in link a Royal hugo boss herreur Oak case – the Concept could never be an ultra-thin watch. The RD#3 was designed to prove the tight measurements of a Jumbo Royal Oak can house a tourbillon.
| 6 hours ago. Rating: 0 | |
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