Daily Archives: October 8, 2006

Think Pink

By Frank Paynter | Published: October 8, 2006

Amos Moses Griffin says “I’m going pink,” Breast cancer is the most common form of cancer affecting one out of every nine females up until the age of 90. Although rare, one in 1000 men are also diagnosed with breast cancer as well. Educate yourself and consider a small donation to the Susan G. Komen [...]

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Tax the churches…

By Frank Paynter | Published: October 8, 2006

Thanks to Cowtown Pattie for this link that got me all riled up. It’s back to this. In the late sixties I did a quick real estate survey of downtown Madison, Wisconsin and in addition to all the land tied up by governmental and educational institutions, an appalling amount of the best locations and the [...]

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Recently from Ray Sweatman

By Frank Paynter | Published: October 8, 2006

the world plays jazz when you’re quiet October 3rd, 2006 Ancient Chinese symbols fog up the mirror. Freud not yet born or else still musing across the bathtub at his lovely mother. Black lace drapes the white window. The crickets slow down like they’re running out of batteries. The I Ching rolls in the corner [...]

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Anna Nicole Smith and Howard Stern

By Frank Paynter | Published: October 8, 2006

I’m familiar with Howard Stern, I saw a movie about him. Or a TV show or something. He’s a talk show guy. Thinks he’s out there. And I knew there was an Anna Nicole Smith… something to do with Paris Hilton, I think, and I saw the green Paris Hilton vid where she’s naked and [...]

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