[ExI] odd name of the day

[William Flynn Wallace]

There are some perfect things in this world, and Julie Andrews in Sound of
Music is one.  Robert Preston in Music Man is another.  Will never be
topped.

I read Kon-Tiki way back sometime and the following book about another
adventure, which I now recall as Ra.  I remember most the whale shark that
followed the boat.

Did you see S.O.B.?  Waste of Julie's talents, though of course it was a
satire on Hollywood.  She was good in 10 as well.  But for me she is not
sexy in the slightest.  Give me Catherine Zeta-Jones any day.  Brunettes
has always done it for me, so to speak.  (though not Jane Russell).
Blondes, never.  Not even Marilyn.

Here are some very tasteful (R- rated) and beautifully lighted women:

https://gallery-of-nudes.com/photographer/ken-adams/

How come I never see anyone like those at Walmart?

bill w

On Thu, Oct 25, 2018 at 11:23 AM <spike at rainier66.com> wrote:

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> *Sent:* Thursday, October 25, 2018 8:31 AM
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> >>…I see nothing odd about any of that.
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> So I am told.  Regularly.  Not so politely as this sometimes.
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> But Mr. Amon Ra reminded me of some of my favorite things.  Julie Andrews
> had that whole raindrops on kittens and warm woolen mittens thing going,
> and she was certainly drop dead gorgeous while playing the aspiring nun (oh
> what a tragic waste of an excellent bod had not Captain von Trapp Plummer
> intervened) but wet kittens and warm mittens don’t do it for me at all (oh
> but Julie does (still!  (still crazy gorgeous at age 83!  Now THAT’s
> progress!))))
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> I am reminded of the Ra Expedition.
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> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thor_Heyerdahl
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> https://www.kon-tiki.no/expeditions/ra-expeditions/
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> Thor Heyerdahl sailed in a reed boat from Morocco to Barbados.  I read all
> about this whole thing in the January 1971 National Geographic, and for you
> doubters, there is proof, PROOF!  that I really did read National
> Geographic for the ARTICLES!  Well, partially.  Particularly after about
> 1964 when they stopped with the racy stuff.  After that… articles.  Read
> em.  Liked em.  Still do.
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> And those curly snail thingies are tasty bits of sushi too.
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