I've been enjoying reading Classic Short Horror stories and as I come across those that have left a lasting impression will mention them here. I place these two short stories into the category of classic body horror. Both stories deal with a growth or wen on the body of the main protagonist. In the case of the story Cassius the trouble begins when the growth, which may have some connection with Voodoo in the West Indies, is removed from the innocent victim. In The Mannikin, there is a much darker origin with the protagonist having generational connections to the dark arts. In both cases the protagonist's life is in danger from how this "growth" manifests. Cassius ends on a more positive note while things do not end well for the protagonist in The Mannikin.

Henry S. Whitehead was a friend and correspondent of H. P. Lovecraft. The short story Cassius appeared in the 1931 Strange Tales.

"It is quite possible that if Dr. Pelletier had not been going to Porto Rico of Thursday of that week, this narrative, the record of one of the most curious experiences I have ever had, would never have been set down. If Pelletier, his mind set on sailing at eleven, had not merely walked out of his operating room as soon as he had finished with Brutus a little after eight that Thursday morning, left the dressing of the slight wound upon Brutus' groin to be performed by his assistants, then that incredible affair which I can only describe as the persecution of the unfortunate Brutus Hellman would never have taken place."

Robert Bloch, author of Psycho, wrote a fan letter to H. P. Lovecraft at the age of 16. Lovecraft encouraged the young boy to begin writing fiction and to submit his stories to Weird Tales. Thus began a 60-year writing career that is one of the most distinguished in the horror and mystery field. The Mannikin was written in 1937.

"I first met Simon Maglore during my second term as an instructor back at college. Even then, he had impressed me greatly. This was not due to his physical characteristics alone, though they were unusual enough. He was tall and thin, with massive, stooping shoulders, and a crooked back. He was not a hunch-back in the usual sense of the word, but was inflicted with a peculiar tumorous growth beneath his left shoulder-blade. This growth he took some pains to conceal, but its prominence made such attempts unsuccessful."

One of the biggest conversations when the Pro Bowl rosters are revealed are who the biggest snubs are, and who should've been removed from the list instead. So I thought I'd make a comprehensive list of the biggest snub for each position in each conference within the NFL. If I think the Pro Bowl selections were perfect, than I'll skip that position/conference, maybe throw out an HM if someone deserves it.

AFC

QB - Obviously to everyone except NFL coaches/media, Lamar Jackson shouldn't have been the selection here. The real question is which of Joe Burrow or Josh Allen should take his place. On one hand, Allen leads the more successful offense and looking at Football Outsiders' DVOA (who I should mention would've selected Carr based off just their stats), Allen has performed better given his opponents and the situations in which he's passing. And that's not even mentioning his premier rushing ability. However, Burrow has been better in standard passing metrics, while also being better in PFF's grading system both by pure grade, and having a higher rate of big time throws, and a lower rate of turnover worthy throws. All of this while having a noticeably worse offensive line than Allen (and similarly talented weapons between the two). I'll give Joe Burrow the edge, but could easily give it to Josh Allen as well.

RB - Another obvious one here, Austin Ekeler deserved to be in the Pro Bowl after 16 TDs and being the best receiving back in the league (after Cordarrelle Patterson, but that's a little unfair of a comparison). What I've been surprised at however, is the consensus at which Nick Chubb should be the one dropped from the roster, seemingly primarily due to his missing 3 games and having half as many TDs as Joe Mixon. I would say however, with Chubb averaging almost 10 more yards from scrimmage per game, more than 1.3 yards extra per carry (almost 1.0 more yards after contact), and being far ahead of Mixon via DVOA (9th vs 29th in rushing DVOA), Joe Mixon should be the one off the roster. While he does have the worse OL, according to PFF, the team's run blocking is fairly average, which isn't so much lower than Chubb's top 5 run blocking unit that it makes up for Mixon's statistical deficiencies, not to mention his ability to run in a much better passing offense.

WR - Everything looks good here, honorable mention to Tee Higgins who is arguably the best WR2 in the league, and arguably the next best WR in the conferenc

I was bored writing my dissertation and this is the result. Didn't include fictional rappers because those could get pretty ridiculous, but I might someday. Included last words because I find them interesting, but keep in mind that last words, especially those before the modern era, are famously bullshit, so take most of this with a lot of salt.

I was expecting there to be a lot more battle references than there actually were.

John Lennon

Death: Shot four times in the torso by obsessed fan Mark David Chapman in the archway of his New York residence, age 40 (Dec 8, 1980 – New York, USA)

Last Words: “I’m shot, I’m shot!”

Battle Reference: None

Adolf Hitler

Death: Suicide by self-inflicted gunshot as his bunker was close to being taken by Soviet forces, age 56 (April 30, 1945 – Berlin, Germany)

Last Words: “Above all, I charge the leadership of the nation and their followers with the strict observance of the racial laws and with merciless resistance against the universal poisoners of all peoples, international Jewry.” (last will)

Battle Reference: “But when your bunker started getting fired up, you put a gun in your mouth and fired up” (Note: Hitler actually shot himself in the temple)

Abraham Lincoln

Death: Shot in the head by Confederate sympathizer John Wilkes Booth while watching a play, age 56 (April 14 1865 –Washington D.C., USA)

Last Words: When asked by his wife Mary whether their friend would mind them holding hands: “She won’t think anything about it”

Battle Reference: “My raps will blow your mind like a verbal John Wilkes Booth”, “You stop bullets with your tears? I catch them with my skull”, “I fought for what was on my brain until a bullet went through it.”

Macho Man Randy Savage

Death: Sudden heart attack while driving with his wife. Found to have an enlarged heart and advanced coronary artery disease. Age 58 (May 20, 2011 – Largo, USA)

Last Words: “I don’t feel too good”

Battle Reference: None, happened after battle

Kim Jong-Il

Death: Massive heart attack while traveling by train, according to state of media, although some contest this story. Age 70 (Dec 17, 2011 – Pyongyang, North Korea)

Last Words: Unknown

Battle Reference: None, happened after the battle

**Ludwig van Beeth

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COMPANY [Broadway, 2007 - Pro-Shot] FORMAT: MKV (1080p HD) CAST: Raúl Esparza (Bobby), Barbara Walsh (Joanne), Kristin Huffman (Sarah), Keith Buterbaugh (Harry), Amy Justman (Susan), Matt Castle (Peter), Leenya Rideout (Jenny), Fred Rose (David), Elizabeth Stanley (April), Kelly Jeanne Grant (Kathy), Angel Desai (Marta), Heather Laws (Amy), Robert Cunningham (Paul), Bruce Sabath (Larry) NOTES: Filmed live on stage at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre (New York, NY)

https://mega .nz/folder/LHo0TZjA#0oMVnw_3udRhB-o8ZdYOgw

COMPANY [Lincoln Center, 2011 - Pro-Shot] FORMAT: MKV (1080p HD) CAST: Neil Patrick Harris (Bobby), Patti LuPone (Joanne), Martha Plimpton (Sarah), Stephen Colbert (Harry), Jill Paice (Susan), Craig Bierko (Peter), Jennifer Laura Thompson (Jenny), Jon Cryer (David), Christina Hendricks (April), Chryssie Whitehead (Kathy), Anika Noni Rose (Marta), Katie Finneran (Amy), Aaron Lazar (Paul), Jim Walton (Larry) NOTES: Filmed version of the staged concert production with the New York Philharmonic. Filmed between April 7-9, 2011.

https://mega .nz/folder/ieACCTYJ#DWpHJ6-FPWJtwI9pqvs_xg

GYPSY [West End, 2015 - Pro-Shot] FORMAT: MKV (1080p HD) CAST: Imelda Staunton (Rose), Peter Davison (Herbie), Lara Pulver (Louise), Gemma Sutton (June), Dan Burton (Tulsa), Julie Legrand (Electra), Anita Louise Combe (Tessie Tura), Louise Gold (Mazeppa), Billy Hartman (Uncle Jocko), Scarlet Roche (Baby June), Lara Wollington (Baby Louise), Patrick Romer (Pop) NOTES: This is the 1080p HD version without watermark! Two versions exist. One is broadcast by the BBC, has the logo watermark at the top left corner and is being traded at 540p. The other is released by Universal Studios in 1080p on BluRay and can be found on Amazon Prime Video (UK only) Check with traders which version they own.

https://mega .nz/folder/LLZAnbqY#_Oh94a21sJf6AyCwC_xrcQ

PASSION [Lincoln Center, 2005 - Pro-Shot - Remastered] FORMAT: VOB (430p SD) CAST: Patti LuPone (Fosca), Michael Cerveris (Giorgio), Audra McDonald (Clara), Allen Fitzpatrick (Colonel Ricci), Richard Easton (Doctor Tambourri), Alexander Gemignani (Lieutenant Torasso) NOTES: Pro-shot filmed for the American Songbook Series from Live at Lincoln Center and interview with the cast afterwards. The remastered version has eliminated the letterboxing and watermark, and boosted the contrast and colors. Remastered by HomeStarRunnerTorn.

https://mega .nz/folder/GaZjBQiT#A8VxsKUz_nV68-d5aERzMg

SWEENEY TODD [San Fr

I don't want to step on anybody's toes here, but the amount of non-dad jokes here in this subreddit really annoys me. First of all, dad jokes CAN be NSFW, it clearly says so in the sub rules. Secondly, it doesn't automatically make it a dad joke if it's from a conversation between you and your child. Most importantly, the jokes that your CHILDREN tell YOU are not dad jokes. The point of a dad joke is that it's so cheesy only a dad who's trying to be funny would make such a joke. That's it. They are stupid plays on words, lame puns and so on. There has to be a clever pun or wordplay for it to be considered a dad joke.

Again, to all the fellow dads, I apologise if I'm sounding too harsh. But I just needed to get it off my chest.

Continuing my 2 for $10 sale for the cheap LPs below. Also added some more classic rock and pop albums this week.

• Prices INCLUDE shipping (media mail to USA only, shipping on 1/14 and 1/17)
• I ran out of large boxes! Orders over 4+ records will be in two shipments.
• Click each hyperlink to see the exact pressing you'll get and read the description. I try to detail any imperfections on the Discogs listing page, so please read.
• The price you pay is the price on this page, not Discogs.
• Please no best offers. I try to keep my prices low as possible. I still have to pay for PP fees, packaging, and shipping.
• No holds. Ask questions if needed.
• Send a PM/DM if interested!

$16 Arthur Brown - The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown (LP, Album, RE) VG+/VG++

$15 Astrud Gilberto / Walter Wanderley - A Certain Smile A Certain Sadness (LP, Album) VG+/NM

$15 Beach Boys - Beach Boys' Party! (LP, Album, Duo) VG++/VG+

$18 Black Sabbath - Technical Ecstasy (LP, Album, Los) VG+/VG+

$12 Blue Öyster Cult - Spectres (LP, Album, M/Print, Pit) VG+/VG+

$50 Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band* - Trout Mask Replica (2xLP, Album, RE, Win) VG++/VG

$10 Commodores - Commodores (LP, Album) VG+/VG+ (contains unused poster)

$12 "D" Train* - You're The One For Me (LP, Album, Hau) VG+/VG+

$70 Dramarama - Cinéma Vérité (LP, Album) VG+/NM

$13 Duran Duran - Duran Duran (LP, Album, RE, Jac) VG++/VG+

$10 Duran Duran - Notorious (LP, Album) VG+/VG+

$10 Earth, Wind & Fire - That's The Way Of The World (LP, Album, Gat) VG+/VG+

$20 INXS - INXS (LP, Album) VG++/NM

$10 Joe Cocker - With A Little Help From My Friends (LP, Album, Ter) VG+/VG

$10 Kool & The Gang - Love & Understanding (LP, Album, Gat) VG+/VG+

$12 Kurtis Blow - Kurtis Blow (LP, Album, RE) VG+/VG+

~~$12 Madonna

A few months ago, a dive into Grant Hill's Wikipedia page got me wondering. How many active teammates did he have? Curiosity piqued, I went from there and scanned over all NBA Hall of Famers and compiled their active teammates. And then did it with baseball. The NFL, with their much larger rosters, was a bit frightening, but here it is at last! First, a few ground rules.

A. Each player must have either played this year, or be on the injured reserve. No free agents, so players like Larry Fitzgerald were disqualified from this exercise.

B. Practice Squad DOES count. Tahir Whitehead played with Calvin and he's on a practice squad this year, I counted him. On the flip side, TO only played on the Seahawks practice squad in 2012, but I still counted the Hawks teammates.

C. Finally- I'm anything but perfect! I skimmed over all these rosters over a few hours, and I'm sure I missed a few here or there. Only caught Broncos Brett Kern, Steelers Brian Hoyer and Falcons Dustin Colquitt at the last moment. If you see where I erred, don't be afraid to correct me- I also used the rosters on Wikipedia, because Football Reference is murderously slow, so that might not capture the full season. Anyway, the players!

1. Ed Reed, with 27. Nick Folk, Demario Davis, Nick Bellore, Sheldon Richardson, Oday Aboushi, Geno Smith, A.J. Bouye, Kareem Jackson, Jon Weeks, Randy Bullock, Whitney Mercilus, Ben Jones, Brandon Brooks, Duane Brown, J.J. Watt, Ryan Griffin, DeAndre Hopkins, Case Keenum, Joe Flacco, Tyrod Taylor, Pernell McPhee, Josh Bynes, Jimmy Smith, Morgan Cox, Justin Tucker, Sam Koch, and Anthony Levine.

2. Charles Woodson, with 25. Derek Carr, Latavius Murray, Taiwan Jones, Amari Cooper, Lee Smith, Rodney Hudson, Gabe Jackson, Denico Autry, Justin Ellis, Shelby Harris, Benson Mayowa, Mario Edwards Jr, Khalil Mack, Malcolm Smith, T.J. Carrie, Garrett Gilbert, Jon Feliciano, Jack Crawford, Aaron Rodgers, Randall Cobb, Greg Van Roten, Mason Crosby, Casey Hayward, Bryan Bulaga, and Mike Daniels.

3. Champ Bailey, with 20. Malik Jackson, Von Miller, Chris Harris Jr, Aaron Brewer, Matt Prater, Derek Wolfe, Danny Trevathan, Brett Kern, Ryan Griffin, Mark Ingram, Kenny Stills, Jimmy Graham, Cameron Jordan, Senio Kelemete, Terron Armstead, Thomas Morstead, Brandin Cooks, Akiem Hicks, John Jenkins and Willie Snead.

4. (Tie) Calvin Johnson, with 19. Matthew Stafford, Ameer Abdullah, Michael Burton, Eric Ebron, Cornelius Lucas, Riley Reiff, Laken Tomlinson, Kerry Hyder, Josh Byn

Hi everybody! So I gave myself a reading challenge based off the 50 states: For each state I'll be reading a work by an author born in said state, a poet (all native Americans poets. I couldn't find poets for a few states tho so I instead went with a native american historical nonfiction for the states I couldn't find), a fiction, a nonfiction, a historical Nonfiction, and a young adult novel. So in total I'll be reading 6 books for each state. It took me a good while to find all the books I wanted for each category but I've finally done it!! That being said, I had the thought that it might be fun to get another category going- suggestions or favorites from everybody on here. So would everybody give me their suggestions of their favorite books set in each state, or just books that you think would fit perfect with this challenge, please and thank you!! I added my list below. It's a long one!

Alabama     Author: William March- The Bad Seed     Poet: Janet McAdams- 7 Boxes for the Country After     Fiction: The Well and the Mine- Gin Phillips     Nonfiction: All Over but the Shoutin- Rick Bragg     Historical: Alabama Scoundrels- Kelly Kazek & Wil Elrick     Young adult: The Drowned Forest- Kristopher Reisz

Alaska     Author: Eowyn Ivey- The Snow Child     Poet: Joan Naviyuk Kane- Milk Black Carbon     Fiction: Two Old Women: An Alaskan Legend of Betrayal, Courage, and Survival- Velma Wallis     Nonfiction: Shadows on the Koyukuk- Sidney Huntington     Historical: Bloody Falls of the Coppermine: Madness, Murder, and the Collision of Cultures in the Arctic 1913- McKay Jenkins     Young adult: The Call of the Wild- Jack London

Arizona     Author: Jeanette Walls- The Glass Castle     Poet: Ofelia Zepeda- When It Rains     Fiction: The Blessing Way- Tony Hillerman     Nonfiction: The Land of the Open Graves- Jason De León     Historical: Down the Great Unknown- Edward Dolnick     Young adult: Saving Lucas Biggs- Marisa de los Santo & David Teague

Arkansas     Author: Donald Harington- The Choiring of the Trees     Poet: Sy Hoahwah- Velroy and the Madischie Mafia     Fiction: The Bird Eater- Ania Ahlborn     Nonfiction: Daughter of the White River- Denise Parkinson     Historical: On the Laps of Gods- Robert Whitaker     Young adult: Summer of my German Soldier- Bette Greene

California     Author: John Steinbeck- The Pearl     Poet: Various- Red Indian Road West     Fiction: Mildred Pierce- James M. Cain     Nonfiction: Fast Times at Ri

Do your worst!

I'm surprised it hasn't decade.

Hello there!

This year, I'm doing a themed bingo square with trans or nonbinary characters in every book. As such, I've spent a lot of time (too much time) compiling books that fit for each square. I had originally intended to post this list after finishing my board with a write-up, but seeing as we are past halfway through the bingo year and I'm on track to finish pretty late, I’ve decided to put this up early so it can hopefully actually be helpful for people still looking to fill their boards.

Books are listed under each category they fit, but I didn’t always check for some of the harder ones (eg. first person, forest setting) if they fit something obvious (eg. published in 2021, cat squasher). Books are sourced from the recommendations thread, the focus thread, the queersff database, readsrainbow, various Goodreads lists, and various threads in other subreddits. Also, disclaimer, I haven't read all these, so categorizations may be inaccurate. Please let me know if you notice that this is the case, or if there are any books I should add or remove!

Without further ado, here's my list of 250+ books that qualify for the trans/NB character square plus at least one other square:

Five Short Stories

Behind the Sun, Above the Moon edited by Brooklyn Ray

Diana Comet and Other Improbable Stories by Sandra McDonald

Everyone on the Moon is Essential Personnel by Julian K Jarboe

Glitter + Ashes: Queer Tales of a World That Wouldn’t Die edited by Dave Ring

Homesick: Stories by Nino Cipri

Love After the End: An Anthology of Two-Spirit and Indigiqueer Speculative Fiction edited by Joshua Whitehead

Love: Beyond Body, Space, and Time edited by Hope Nicholson

Maiden, Mother, and Crone: Fantastical Trans Femmes edited by Gwen Benaway

Meanwhile, Elsewhere edited by Cat Fitzpatrick and Casey Plett

No Man of Woman Born by Ana Mardoll

Portland Diary: Short Stories 2016/2017 by Jamie Berrout

The Other Side: An Anthology of Queer Paranormal Romance edited by Melanie Gillman and Kori Michele Handwerker

Trans-Galactic Bike Ride: Feminist Bicycle Science Fiction Stories of Transgender and Nonbinary Adventurers ed. by Ly

For context I'm a Refuse Driver (Garbage man) & today I was on food waste. After I'd tipped I was checking the wagon for any defects when I spotted a lone pea balanced on the lifts.

I said "hey look, an escaPEA"

No one near me but it didn't half make me laugh for a good hour or so!

Edit: I can't believe how much this has blown up. Thank you everyone I've had a blast reading through the replies 😂

It really does, I swear!

They’re on standbi

Pilot on me!!

This list includes Drivers that:

Were on the entry list for at least 1 Race but for some reason or another didnt even take part in Practice

Took part in Practice but for some reason or another didnt even try to qualify

Didnt qualify

Qualified but didnt start for some reason

Entered at least 1 Race, qualified for the Race and started the Race

Drivers that entered the Indianapolis 500 at some point from 1950 to 1960 but didnt take part in any other F1 Races are also included following the same "rules" mentioned above

.

1950

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿/🇬🇧 Joseph Gibson Fry/Joe Fry(29 July 1950)

🇫🇷 Pierre Raymond Sommer/Raymond Sommer(10 September 1950)

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1951

🇫🇷 Jean-Jacques Grosman/Jean Achard Le Breton/Jean Achard(14 July 1951)

🇺🇲 Judge Cecil Holt/Cecil Green(July 29 1951)

🇺🇲 William Christopher Gretsinger Jr./Bill Mackey(July 29 1951)

🇺🇸 Walter Charles Brown/Walt Brown(July 29 1951)

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1952

🇺🇲 Gordon McKenzie Reid/Gordon Reid(April 20 1952)

🇮🇹 Luigi Cristiano Fagioli/Luigi Fagioli(31 May–20 June 1952)

🇺🇸 John Maxwell McDowell/Johnny McDowell(June 8 1952)

🇺🇸 James William Rigsby/Jim Rigsby(August 31 1952)

🇺🇸 William L. Schindler/Bill Schindler(September 20 1952)

🇺🇸 Frank William Lueptow/Frank Lueptow/Frank Luptow(September 21 1952)

🇺🇲 Joseph David James/Joe James(November 5 1952)

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1953

🇺🇲 Robert Kay Ball/Bobby Ball(January 4 1953—February 27 1954)

🇺🇲 Chester Joseph Miller/Chet Miller(May 15 1953)

🇺🇸 Carl Eugene Scarborough/Carl Scarborough(May 30 1953)

🇧🇪 . Baron Charles Victor Raymond André Evance de Tornaco/Charles de Tornaco(18 September 1953)

🇮🇹 Felice Bonetto(21 November 1953)

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1954

🇫🇷 Guy Mairesse(24 April 1954)

🇺🇸 Robert Franklin Scott/Bob Scott(July 5 1954)

🇺🇸 Wallace Campbell/Wally Campbell(July 17 1954)

🇦🇷 Onofre Agustín Marimón/Onofre Marimón(31 July 1954)

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1955

🇺🇸 Larret Julian Crockett/Larry "Crash" Crockett/Larry Crockett(March 20 1955)

🇺🇲 MiKe Nazaruk/Mike Nazaruk(May 1 1955)

🇺🇸 Manuel Leaonedas Ayulo/Manuel Ayulo/Manny Ayulo(May 17 1955)

🇮🇹 Alberto Ascari(26 May 1955)

🇺🇸 William John Vukovich Sr./Bill Vukovich(May 30 1955)

🇫🇷 Pierre Eugène Alfred Bouillin/Pierre Bouillin/Pierre Levegh(11 June 1955)

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿/🇬🇧 Donald Bentley Beauman/Don Beauman(July 9 1955)

🇺🇲 Gerald Frederick Hoyt/Jerry Hoyt(July 11 1955)

🇺🇸 John James "Jack" McGrath Jr./Jack McGrath(November 6 1955)

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1956

🇺🇸 Walter Faulkner/Walt Faulkner(April 22 1956)

🇺🇲 Ro

Nothing, he was gladiator.

Dad jokes are supposed to be jokes you can tell a kid and they will understand it and find it funny.

This sub is mostly just NSFW puns now.

If it needs a NSFW tag it's not a dad joke. There should just be a NSFW puns subreddit for that.

Edit* I'm not replying any longer and turning off notifications but to all those that say "no one cares", there sure are a lot of you arguing about it. Maybe I'm wrong but you people don't need to be rude about it. If you really don't care, don't comment.

I won't be doing that today!

Happy new year. With cases of Omicron spiking, buy some records, stay home, and enjoy some new tunes. This week I'm having a sale on my $6 records. All will be $5. I've also lowered prices on a lot of old stock.

• Prices INCLUDE shipping (media mail to USA only, shipping on 1/7 and 1/8)
• I ran out of large boxes! Orders over 4+ records will be in two shipments.
• Click each hyperlink to see the exact pressing you'll get and read the description. I try to detail any imperfections on the Discogs listing page, so please read.
• The price you pay is the price on this page, not Discogs.
• Please no best offers. I try to keep my prices low as possible. I still have to pay for PP fees, packaging, and shipping.
• No holds. Ask questions if needed.
• Send a PM/DM if interested!

$16 Arthur Brown - The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown (LP, Album, RE) VG+/VG++

$15 Astrud Gilberto / Walter Wanderley - A Certain Smile A Certain Sadness (LP, Album) VG+/NM

$15 Beach Boys - Beach Boys' Party! (LP, Album, Duo) VG++/VG+

$18 Black Sabbath - Technical Ecstasy (LP, Album, Los) VG+/VG+

$12 Blue Öyster Cult - Spectres (LP, Album, M/Print, Pit) VG+/VG+

$50 Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band* - Trout Mask Replica (2xLP, Album, RE, Win) VG++/VG

$10 Commodores - Commodores (LP, Album) VG+/VG+ (contains unused poster)

$12 "D" Train* - You're The One For Me (LP, Album, Hau) VG+/VG+

$70 Dramarama - Cinéma Vérité (LP, Album) VG+/NM

$13 Duran Duran - Duran Duran (LP, Album, RE, Jac) VG++/VG+

$10 Duran Duran - Notorious (LP, Album) VG+/VG+

$10 Earth, Wind & Fire - That's The Way Of The World (LP, Album, Gat) VG+/VG+

$20 INXS - INXS (LP, Album) VG++/NM

$10 Joe Cocker - With A Little Help From My Friends (LP, Album, Ter) VG+/VG

$10 [**K

Hi everybody! So I gave myself a reading challenge based off the 50 states: For each state I'll be reading a work by an author born in said state, a poet (all native Americans poets. I couldn't find poets for a few states tho so I instead went with a native american historical nonfiction for the states I couldn't find), a fiction, a nonfiction, a historical Nonfiction, and a young adult novel. So in total I'll be reading 6 books for each state. It took me a good while to find all the books I wanted for each category but I've finally done it!! That being said, I had the thought that it might be fun to get another category going- suggestions or favorites from everybody on here. So would everybody give me their suggestions of their favorite books set in each state, or just books that you think would fit perfect with this challenge, please and thank you!! I added my list below. It's a long one!

Alabama     Author: William March- The Bad Seed     Poet: Janet McAdams- 7 Boxes for the Country After     Fiction: The Well and the Mine- Gin Phillips     Nonfiction: All Over but the Shoutin- Rick Bragg     Historical: Alabama Scoundrels- Kelly Kazek & Wil Elrick     Young adult: The Drowned Forest- Kristopher Reisz

Alaska     Author: Eowyn Ivey- The Snow Child     Poet: Joan Naviyuk Kane- Milk Black Carbon     Fiction: Two Old Women: An Alaskan Legend of Betrayal, Courage, and Survival- Velma Wallis     Nonfiction: Shadows on the Koyukuk- Sidney Huntington     Historical: Bloody Falls of the Coppermine: Madness, Murder, and the Collision of Cultures in the Arctic 1913- McKay Jenkins     Young adult: The Call of the Wild- Jack London

Arizona     Author: Jeanette Walls- The Glass Castle     Poet: Ofelia Zepeda- When It Rains     Fiction: The Blessing Way- Tony Hillerman     Nonfiction: The Land of the Open Graves- Jason De León     Historical: Down the Great Unknown- Edward Dolnick     Young adult: Saving Lucas Biggs- Marisa de los Santo & David Teague

Arkansas     Author: Donald Harington- The Choiring of the Trees     Poet: Sy Hoahwah- Velroy and the Madischie Mafia     Fiction: The Bird Eater- Ania Ahlborn     Nonfiction: Daughter of the White River- Denise Parkinson     Historical: On the Laps of Gods- Robert Whitaker     Young adult: Summer of my German Soldier- Bette Greene

California     Author: John Steinbeck- The Pearl     Poet: Various- Red Indian Road West     Fiction: Mildred Pierce- James M. Cain     Nonfiction: Fast Times at Ri

Hi everybody! So I gave myself a reading challenge based off the 50 states: For each state I'll be reading a work by an author born in said state, a poet (all native Americans poets. I couldn't find poets for a few states tho so I instead went with a native american historical nonfiction for the states I couldn't find), a fiction, a nonfiction, a historical Nonfiction, and a young adult novel. So in total I'll be reading 6 books for each state. It took me a good while to find all the books I wanted for each category but I've finally done it!! That being said, I had the thought that it might be fun to get another category going- suggestions or favorites from everybody on here. So would everybody give me their suggestions of their favorite books set in each state, or just books that you think would fit perfect with this challenge, please and thank you!! I added my list below. It's a long one!

Alabama     Author: William March- The Bad Seed     Poet: Janet McAdams- 7 Boxes for the Country After     Fiction: The Well and the Mine- Gin Phillips     Nonfiction: All Over but the Shoutin- Rick Bragg     Historical: Alabama Scoundrels- Kelly Kazek & Wil Elrick     Young adult: The Drowned Forest- Kristopher Reisz

Alaska     Author: Eowyn Ivey- The Snow Child     Poet: Joan Naviyuk Kane- Milk Black Carbon     Fiction: Two Old Women: An Alaskan Legend of Betrayal, Courage, and Survival- Velma Wallis     Nonfiction: Shadows on the Koyukuk- Sidney Huntington     Historical: Bloody Falls of the Coppermine: Madness, Murder, and the Collision of Cultures in the Arctic 1913- McKay Jenkins     Young adult: The Call of the Wild- Jack London

Arizona     Author: Jeanette Walls- The Glass Castle     Poet: Ofelia Zepeda- When It Rains     Fiction: The Blessing Way- Tony Hillerman     Nonfiction: The Land of the Open Graves- Jason De León     Historical: Down the Great Unknown- Edward Dolnick     Young adult: Saving Lucas Biggs- Marisa de los Santo & David Teague

Arkansas     Author: Donald Harington- The Choiring of the Trees     Poet: Sy Hoahwah- Velroy and the Madischie Mafia     Fiction: The Bird Eater- Ania Ahlborn     Nonfiction: Daughter of the White River- Denise Parkinson     Historical: On the Laps of Gods- Robert Whitaker     Young adult: Summer of my German Soldier- Bette Greene

California     Author: John Steinbeck- The Pearl     Poet: Various- Red Indian Road West     Fiction: Mildred Pierce- James M. Cain     Nonfiction: Fast Times at Ri

Hi everybody! So I gave myself a reading challenge based off the 50 states: For each state I'll be reading a work by an author born in said state, a poet (all native Americans poets. I couldn't find poets for a few states tho so I instead went with a native american historical nonfiction for the states I couldn't find), a fiction, a nonfiction, a historical Nonfiction, and a young adult novel. So in total I'll be reading 6 books for each state. It took me a good while to find all the books I wanted for each category but I've finally done it!! That being said, I had the thought that it might be fun to get another category going- suggestions or favorites from everybody on here. So would everybody give me their suggestions of their favorite books set in each state, or just books that you think would fit perfect with this challenge, please and thank you!! I added my list below. It's a long one!

Alabama     Author: William March- The Bad Seed     Poet: Janet McAdams- 7 Boxes for the Country After     Fiction: The Well and the Mine- Gin Phillips     Nonfiction: All Over but the Shoutin- Rick Bragg     Historical: Alabama Scoundrels- Kelly Kazek & Wil Elrick     Young adult: The Drowned Forest- Kristopher Reisz

Alaska     Author: Eowyn Ivey- The Snow Child     Poet: Joan Naviyuk Kane- Milk Black Carbon     Fiction: Two Old Women: An Alaskan Legend of Betrayal, Courage, and Survival- Velma Wallis     Nonfiction: Shadows on the Koyukuk- Sidney Huntington     Historical: Bloody Falls of the Coppermine: Madness, Murder, and the Collision of Cultures in the Arctic 1913- McKay Jenkins     Young adult: The Call of the Wild- Jack London

Arizona     Author: Jeanette Walls- The Glass Castle     Poet: Ofelia Zepeda- When It Rains     Fiction: The Blessing Way- Tony Hillerman     Nonfiction: The Land of the Open Graves- Jason De León     Historical: Down the Great Unknown- Edward Dolnick     Young adult: Saving Lucas Biggs- Marisa de los Santo & David Teague

Arkansas     Author: Donald Harington- The Choiring of the Trees     Poet: Sy Hoahwah- Velroy and the Madischie Mafia     Fiction: The Bird Eater- Ania Ahlborn     Nonfiction: Daughter of the White River- Denise Parkinson     Historical: On the Laps of Gods- Robert Whitaker     Young adult: Summer of my German Soldier- Bette Greene

California     Author: John Steinbeck- The Pearl     Poet: Various- Red Indian Road West     Fiction: Mildred Pierce- James M. Cain     Nonfiction: Fast Times at Ri

When I got home, they were still there.

What did 0 say to 8 ?

" Nice Belt "

So What did 3 say to 8 ?

" Hey, you two stop making out "