Mrs. Peel

Men have loved me before, but not for six months in a row.

WOW. I want to go there!!!

I thought maybe the Go-Go dancers could use them as pasties on their costumes.

Al will be on the next plane to Chicago. You won't be disappointed. He's already got the wardrobe, vintage 1985. If you need extra skinny ties or checkered sunglasses he'd be happy to oblige. Oh, and pins. Lots and lots of pins.

Bombay was renamed Mumbai because the government thought if the name was changed from the one it was given by British colonials, it would somehow solve all of the city's long standing problems.

I'm just going to back out of the room now.....

Ah yes. Still..... Cooky Puss but no Shadrach???

You're nuts. There's nothing from Paul's Boutique on there.

It may be well known but I didn't know about it. Thanks!

I think I found my wedding dress.

Cass McCombs was hands down the most boring act I've ever sat through. Painfully boring. And painfully quiet. I felt so bad for them when they opened for The Decemberists because NO one except for those of us in the front row paid any attention to them and drowned them out. Maybe the Bird crowd will give them more respect. But I don't think I would be able to endure them ever again.

Actually, I didn't know what you meant. It's a good thing I'm not marrying you, isn't it?

I want nothing having to do with Led Zepplin. EDIT: But holy crap, you're right!

Why would you put it that way? Is it totally unthinkable to do an art deco style invitation?

Wow you're good. The differences I can see are that the "D"s are flipped upside down and there are no lines under the vowels.

Can anyone identify the font used for the words "Wedding Invitation"? It's Art Deco in style but I can't seem to find any that have the fantastic "W" or the lines under the vowels.

1. Super Mario Bros. 3 2. Micro Machines 3. Tetris 4. Super Mario Bros. 5. Remote Control

1. Disintegration 2. Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me 3. Wish 4. Head On The Door 5. Boys Don't Cry

"The Heart Of Saturday Night" has always seemed to be the most accessible to me. Even my parents liked it.