How do you turn on the dishwasher?
My friend asked me
I replied that in my house
Blowing in her ear was the key
Saturday, 15 May 2021
HOUSE CALL
“How long have you been bedridden?”
The visiting doctor asked
The patient replied “well
certainly not
FOOD GROUPS
There are six food groups
When it comes to my kitchen
Canned, Boxed and Bagged
Jarred, Bottled and Frozen
A LOVING ATMOSPHERE
A loving atmosphere, at home,
Is such an important thing
A tranquil harmonious home
Is vital to your well being
Do all you can to create
one
By not having offspring
MY DOCTOR SAYS
My doctor says
I have been incontinent,
But I don't know
I can’t remember
But if the doctor is right
Then where did I go?
ALL-TIME CLASSIC MOVIE FAVOURITES – THE PUBLIC ENEMY (1931)
“The Public Enemy” is a Crime Drama, Written by Kubec Glasmon, John Bright and Harvey F. Thew and Directed by William A. Wellman.
The
movie is the story of best friends and fellow gangsters, Tom Powers and Matt
Doyle (James Cagney and Edward Woods).
However,
their lives are frowned upon by Tom's straight-laced brother, Mike (Donald
Cook), and Matt's straight laced sister, Molly (Rita Flynn).
Nonetheless
the hoodlums rise up through the ranks of the Chicago underworld, from their teen-aged
years into young adulthood, and have an increasingly lucrative life,
bootlegging during the Prohibition era.
Tom
in particular becomes more and more brazen in what he is willing to do and
becomes more violent against those who stand in his way, disagree with him or
cross him, until a gangster's accidental death threatens to spark a bloody mob
war.
Also
in the line-up are Robert Emmett O'Connor as Paddy Ryan and Joan Blondell as
Mamie.
The most famous scene is of course, Cagney smashing
a grapefruit into the face Mae Clarke (Jean Harlow), but there is a lot more to
this film than that.
ARE YOU WEARING ROMAN ROBES?
Are you wearing Roman robes?
They’re very loose and flowing
And they fit where they touch
Without any detail showing
Which keeps a man guessing
I really like that about them
Because it’ll be a surprise later
When I take you up the forum
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