Great bareknuckle reviews of Vegas joints here, for people who just want a good loud time with their friends:
http://www.cheapovegas.com/index.php
I'm still bummed they got rid of the copper mine (penny slots!) at the gold spike. The rooms look alot better now, and they kept the old-school feel...
dafont is great.
House Industries is king when it comes to vintage typefaces. Lots of great brush faces as well.
I'd recommend you take a look at Neutra, about as Art Deco as you can get.
http://www.houseind.com/fonts/neutraface
Before I clicked your video I pictured 20's and 30's ballads with men warbling in high pitched voices, a tough sell for alot of ladies. But now I'm mystified!
What does your wife listen to, specifically?
My local barbershop used to serve booze up to about a hundred years ago.
They used to do alot more than haircuts at barber shops, starting with bloodletting in ancient times. In the 1800's they were still doing tooth pulling at my shop. They'd give you drinks to numb the pain.
Now the bar area...
messing around around with the programs advance settings, there are options for adjusting the delay of incoming calls so that they work with calller id. So I'm guessing yes, but I don't know.
The intent of these devices is to integrate cell phones with people's existing cordless/base unit...
Any of you able to film movies on your 3g? (not 3gs)
I have to film using another app, transfer to the computer, then ftp it back to myself. Really annoying.
Maybe it's where I grew up, but I don't want anyone to see my green except the person I'm handing it too, and then it's only the amount they're getting.
I have a wallet with a slimmer removable portion inside for a few bills and cards for when I'm wearing a suit.
Well, one thing is clear: hat wearers have never had it easier.
When they practice good ettiquette, it's appreciated more than in the past because it stands out. If they don't practice it, it doesn't offend like it used to because keeping a hat on is the norm in so many places.
What more could...
^Seriously!
The postmodern "our parents and grandparents were wrong about everything" epidemic is what's really gotten out of hand. Ironic too, that they still insist on some illusory standard of "perfect, normal, cookie-cutter children" while claiming to be so independent and outside the box...
If there's any rule of hat etiquette I'd like to see come back, it's the one that instructs every man on the street to take his lid off when a funeral procession comes by.
Imagine what it must feel like for a widow, or a bereaved child to see the whole world around them acknowledge their loss...
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