THE AFRICAN QUEEN KWIZ ANSWER
May 19, 2017
John Huston had lots of fun with his bucket of standby rubber leeches.
By this guy (grown old):
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THE JACK WARNER'S MUSTACHE KWIZ Jack’s mustache: a. was a highly trained troop of ants. b. often drank at night with the ghost of Nikolai Gogol’s nose. c. was the arch enemy of Jack’s eyebrows. d. colluded with the tiny starfish on the knot of Jack’s tie. #dada pic.twitter.com/J2tvCjL1zI
4 of 5 stars to Maigret and the Wine Merchant by Georges Simenon goodreads.com/review/show/24…
Here's hoping we can begin to put an end to the despicable monster's reign of greed and cruelty in November.
JULIA MILLS ‘Have you ever been in thrall to the venerable bede? I have since long ago when first I learned to read. And now I must away, to live another day.’ Thus so saying, with visage stern, Julia Mills, Julia Mills, ran away beyond the hills never to return. #dadapoetry
I rue the November day in 2016 when 'president of the United States' became a synonym for 'despicable creature'.
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