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The Pale Blue Eye by Louis Bayard I've read the Advance Reader's Edition and highly recommend it! http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0060733977/104-0139295-2027168?v=glance&n=283155

Thanks for the info. If that's the case, I more than likely voted at the top of the month and forgot!!

Can't Vote? I hadn't voted (least I don't recall) yet it says I can't vote on this poll. In any case, Eva's THE one!

Oui, Frenchy!! Awwww, come on! She's delicious!!!!!!!! "The only time I ever said no to a drink was when I misunderstood the question." Will Sinclair

What? November IS over, Cheryl won. December has started and I don't see Ana. So, it's over. Ya dig?

It is over. Cheryl won.

No, it's Cheryl. Ana may have that "girl next door" thing... but I prefer women. BUT WE'RE ONTO DECEMBER!!!!

Okay, so ya don't wanna head out to the suburbs of New York state and Northern NJ? Big Screen Classics at the Lafayette Theatre Well, for 4 weeks straight in the city that never sleeps (NYC) you can check out these Essential Noir Classics from 1941 to 1958! Essential Noir - Classics of...

Retro Radar is almost midway through their October Vector Vixen contest and I can't believe that Kelley is NOT in the lead, let alone last!! To me she's truly "retro" with no air-brushing and no tats (not that there's anything wrong with that). She has what I think is the classic pin-up poses...

Those near Rockland County New York and Northern New Jersey may be interested in this little gem of a theatre in Suffern, NY. Every Saturday morning at 11:30, film classics can be seen on the one and only screen in this amazing theatre. Get there early because starting at 11 AM you can hear...

Have you compared it to the 1975 movie version of Farewell, My Lovely with Robert Mitchum? It's been awhile for me but I believe this version is closer to the book. And it doesn't bother me at all that Mitchum is "older". But don't bother with the version of him cast as Marlowe in The Big...