[johnofphilly]

Whitney does kind of resemble a kitty. Hector gives reference to one of her songs. I'm not big on her music, but I like her spunk. I bought one of her mom's records back in the sixties "Sweet Inspirations". (Cissy)

"the weekend squire who just came out to mow his lawn...Mr. Green is so serene he has a TV in every room"

[Marty]

is it things you might find in an ironmongery store?

or should the answer be in the form of a question?

[johnofphilly]

or as they used to say on What's My Line, "Does it fit in a breadbox?"

[Marty]

if only everything did.

[George Lyons]

Build a better breadbox and the world will beat a path to your door. Or not.

[Marty]

Originally Posted by George Lyons

Build a better breadbox and the world will beat a path to your door. Or not.

wasn't that a minor hit for Peter Frampton?

[George Lyons]

Baby, I Love Your Wafers?

[Marty]

get much action with that line, George?

[George Lyons]

Communion or vanilla?

[Marty]

so that's why the ladies cross themselves afterwards?

[George Lyons]

That street has two lanes, yes?

[Marty]

Lois and Diane and a Denny's on the corner.

[Nancy]

Don't forget Abbe from Brooklyn.

[George Lyons]

Grand Slam!

[Marty]

ah, but didn't she get sick from infected pickles and have to move uptown?

[George Lyons]

Paul was barefoot. No park, though.

[sicodelia65]

Two girls for every boy (.............. here I go)

[johnofphilly]

Weren't they great? Jan and Dean. "Two girls for every boy" from Surf City. Jan Berry left us a few years ago. Dean Torrance? He's around somewhere.

"preachers of equality, if they believe it, then why won't they just let us be?"

[Joe Szulczewski]

John,
Can you add another line? have no idea.

[George Lyons]

JOP, yours is the first draft of "Let it Be"