Throwback Thu'sday, 12/18

The font is “Coming Soon”

Wednesday, December 17, ‘14

Dec. 17, 1791 ~ NYC traffic regulation creates 1st 1-way street

The Bucket List Caliber Road Trip

Plan of the Morning ~ Don’t burn breakfast

Get David and Bea together in the same folder

“Tell us how you really feel about Bea True, hey?”

DONE!

Themes ~ or I don’t really know if these would be considered “themes”,

but I see them as potential elements, shall we say, that I

would like to explore, whatever the fuck they’re “called”.

Immigration on the Texas border ~ I mean, how bad is it really

down there, ya know?

Water ~ or should I say the lack thereof, hmmmmmm?

This Boy-Girl thang! ~ Can an attractive ‘though homely man in his

mid 60s enjoy a just-one-of-the-guys, non-sexual yet

deeply fullfilling relationship with a the statuesque

blonde with big boobies?

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Plan of the Morning ~ Throwback Thursday 12/18 ~ Have fun “doing it”!

Dec. 18, 1603 ~ First fleet of the Dutch East India Company under Admiral Steven van der Haghendeparts for the East-Indies

Take a peek through Stephen King’s Secret Windows, like maybe

while waiting for Everett to get his state i.d. card.

Where the hell did David’s Profile get off to? Need we write it o’er?

But of course you need to write it again, DA!

Revive David’s Profile and do that other thing you gave

JJR yesterday, the “Day in the Life” scene.

Question of the Day! ~ Will there be murder and mayhem and gratuitous violence with absolutely no redeeming social value in this story?

David:  Like it or not, man, action sells. Remember what we said around the newsroom, “If it bleeds, it leads!”

Nick: Is this the wrong time to request a name-change operation?

Dawg: Lays curled in the corner, pretending to sleep (something he does marvelously well) while assessing who at the table still has bacon.

Bea: [ THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR WHEN BEA RETURNS FROM THE AUNTIE AMARILLO ROAD TRIP ]

Nick: Are we talking bullets and bombs and blades, oh my, here?

David: We are setting on the Texas-Mexico border in the early 21st century. How long can a Gringo park down there without getting shot at, at least?