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My daughter just said "that's Tubby!"

:lol: Good one! I used to follow the political cartoons much more closely but have neglected them for a few years now. That is tremendous for anyone who knows the story behind it.

What was the picture Libra?

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I've never been there but I'd like to visit Strand in NY.

Election Day - Arcadia Pandora may shut down because of higher royalty fees. :sad:

In the Jewish enclave of Sitka, Alaska population 3 million+ investigating a murder.

Christ, that barely makes it to tomorrow for me. Looks like I'll be drinking tonight. "It's a bummer man." ~Lebowski

and she had hair crawling out the edges.

And Waldenbooks is Border's version of B. Dalton.

The worst was as a line worker at a bread factory where I lasted almost half of an entire shift before I walked out the door. You put on a hair net and some insulated gloves and the first time you touch the pans you burn the hell out of your hands. Then you sweat like some fat alcoholic in a...

Ok, just checking. No animosity in my comment I just want to nominate books that actually can be picked. For what it's worth I say whatever gets the most votes wins, regardless of genre.

So are you saying there are some genres we needn't even bother suggesting? Because if that's the case I've been going about this all wrong. I figured the only requirements were (1.) written words and (2.) those words contained within some sort of portable reading device, preferably a book.

The results.

Ok, it didn't. So I nominate: The King of Methlehem - Mark Lindquist

Hey, what a coincidence, I've only read the first four too. I have the next two and I will probably read the next one before this year is over, but I always like to have one (mass market paperback) to look forward to before I catch up.

Me too. Good stuff.

I might if something comes to mind, but for now I'll keep on with this new tactic I'm trying out.

:eek: Condensed I take it?

Somebody suggest something else so I can second it.