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Tesla thought about joining the circus, and, for a few weeks, he practiced juggling knives and hammers. However, he soon lost interest and turned to stamp collecting instead.
Nikola is writing:
a. ‘I am in the process of attempting to duplicate Viktor Frankenstein’s work ….
b. ‘All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. All ….
c. ‘I am wondering whether or not I should challenge Edison to a duel ….
d. ‘You might think it silly, but I am seriously considering joining the circus ….
What did Anna Pavlova keep in her large wicker trunk?
Dead swans?
No.
Live swans?
No, not even close.
An assortment of chocolates to snack on while reclining?
No.
Jigsaw puzzles to assemble while dancing around her especially constructed tall puzzle table?
No, she kept those in a closet.
Perhaps something as boring as costumes?
Nope. Give up?
Yes. What did Anna Pavlova keep in her large wicker trunk?
Herself! She curled up and slept in it! Dracula had his coffin, you know. Anna had her wicker trunk.
The Skeffington ram had a mini-cam installed upon his brow.
While nailing it there his words to share were several shouts of ‘Ow!’
a melting dreamscape of wordmusic
Michael Corleone was the youngest son of the Don and the only child who had refused the great man’s direction.
Yes, I am reading The Godfather, and quite the page turner it is.
When the names of all the movie cowboys were written on little strips of paper and placed in a hat (oddly enough, a fedora), the first name drawn from the hat by a seven year old movie mogul’s daughter with her eyes closed was Tim McCoy, thereby securing for McCoy the right to wear in all seriousness from that day forward the biggest hat.