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| Saturday, April 27, 2024 |
Miles from the Mainstream |
D.
R. ZUKERMAN, proprietor |
MAY 31, 2007 -- LPR Wonders … Who
will be the first Democratic 2008 candidate in 2007 to declare that
Sen. Clinton has served two de facto presidential terms (for example,
was Janet Reno really Bill's pick for attorney general?) and therefore
is barred by the MAY 31, 2007 -- Burden of Proof Standard, NYC Parking Summonses … LPR
is not sure about this and offers the following only as possibility,
not descriptively -- but absent official explanation, what else can
it be? MAY 31, 2007 -- Playing MLB is Work, Not Leisure Activity, Department … Maybe the Yankees would be doing better this year if they dressed for work, on driving to Yankee Stadium -- and for a leisure activity. MAY 31, 2007 -- LPR has concluded WFAN gave us Jim Cramer as vocal transition to this morning's personality and broadcast is to be called: Who
is on WFAN in the morning? MAY 31, 2007 -- Do the Anti-Bush Factions [ABFs] believe: Heads
the Republicans lose in Iraq MAY 31, 2007 -- (Not
the Nascar LPR) -- Is the Game Over When John Sterling Says So -- Dear
Mr. Sterling of Yankees radio announcing fame MAY 31, 2007 -- The Decline of the U.S. Auto Industry … How I recall, by memory's smileWhen politicians did not dare to impose by guile Hidden taxes by means of seat belt fine Parking violation fees were not out of line And something else half a century ago so rare today, driving fast or slow Cars proudly painted in two tone glow No airbags then, but a far better show Note: LPR affirms under penalty of perjury that the foregoing was written an hour or so before seeing the Yahoo News item that car exteriors would go from subdued to colorful again. LPR further affirms that it did not receive the news from an industry source -- LPR cannot of course swear that the news was not implanted by extraterrestrial (or inner-terrestrial) contact. MAY 23, 2007 -- The
Anguish of WFANglish -- or -- "… I
would have went…" not have gone? MAY 23, 2007 -- What Imus I most miss … For
me no list of ten is needed to explain MAY 23, 2007 -- On the Season's Last Episode of "24"… Jack
should have gotten Audrey's father, Defense Secretary Heller, to admit
he was working with Jack's dad to betray the country to the Chinese. MAY 23, 2007 -- Sorry for the Inconvenience … Additional photos from the United Creators exhibition must be be put off due to production requirements. LPR expects to post the images soon. MAY 23, 2007 -- LPR Recommends … The documentary "Show Business: The Road to Broadway."This is a terrific documentary from Dori Berinstein about four shows that opened in the 2004-2005 season: Wicked," "Caroline, or Change","Taboo", and "Avenue Q." Wicked and Avenue Q are still fielding teams for the Broadway Show League.
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MAY 16, 2007 -- LPR to Rush Limbaugh … Any Possibility You Could Match Your Strong Stand Against Iraq Defeatism With a Strong Stand Against Gas Price Gouging? MAY 16, 2007 -- Did you hear the one … … about the headhunter charged with sexual harassment because of a typo that inserted a space in "google" so that the email instructed: "Go ogle Ms. Jones during the job interview." MAY 16, 2007 -- Broadway Show League …
MAY 16, 2007 -- "Knowledge is power" LPR
got a mailing from Capital One, last week, that included the
phrase "knowledge is power." Thank you for the reminder
Capital One. Accordingly, LPR here demands to know, from credit
card companies charging crushing interest MAY 16, 2007 -- Development in progress …
MAY 16, 2007 -- Isn't this Interesting? LPR has read of concern that we are developing a two family presidential system: consisting of the Bushes and the Clintons.LPR recalls suggesting, before the 2004 election, that perhaps we need a law requiring 24 years between a presidency and a subsequent presidential term for a son, daughter, brother, sister or spouse. The 24 year period is taken from the the interval between the presidencies of John Adams and his son John Quincy Adams. MAY 9, 2007 -- The Gas Price Step-Up Set-Up … LPR
heard a report on radio, the morning of May 7, predicting that
gas prices have peaked. The report did not, however, say that
prices would go back to where they had been when the current
spike began, MAY 9, 2007 -- LPR Just Realized … TGIF is "gift" -- jumbled. MAY 9, 2007 -- Tulips …
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MAY 9, 2007 -- Are Conservatives Anti-Government and Anti-People? Liberals tend to denounce conservatives as anti-government for criticizing government action. When liberals criticize government action, it is in the name of civil liberties, of course, to protect the people from conservatives. MAY 9, 2007 -- The Public's Right to Know Department ... What are the ratings at WFAN, 6 to 10 a.m., post-Imus. (Not to be confused with posthumous--although, figuratively, broadcast-wise, they mean the same forthe I-man.) MAY 9, 2007 -- Inspector
Morse, it isn't … MAY 9, 2007 -- Bucolic Bronx …
MAY 9, 2007 -- Proprietor's
Note … MAY 9, 2007 -- Do
Body Counts Tell the Story? MAY 2, 2007 -- On the Health Front … Recently
LPR saw a report about a study in the scientific journal Neurology that
people suffering from migraine headaches may not, as they get older,
have as much memory loss as others. MAY 2, 2007 -- If Airbags Can Kill ... Accounts of the death of author David Halberstam, in an auto accident in California, last week, did not mention whether or not his seatbelt was clicked.LPR did read that Mr. Halberstam suffered broken ribs and was instantly killed when a rib pierced his heart. New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine suffered multiple injuries, including broken ribs, in his recent auto accident. LPR recalls that accounts of that accident included word that the governor did not have his seat belt on. The governor did survive the crash, however. Any possibility that a rib would have pierced HIS heart if he had his seatlbelt on? MAY 2, 2007 -- Imus
Be Going … MAY 2, 2007 -- LPR
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