The Litter was already a playing band when I joined. The original Guitar player Bill Strandlof was actually a friend of mine but he wanted to get into a group with more harmonies. Something on the order of The Hollies so he quit the Litter in 1967. Just around the time I came back from LA. The story I heard was Jim Kane, the bass player wanted to call the group The Litter after seeing a bunch of puppies nursing on their mother, but the name became associated with garbage fairly quick because of the raw music we played and I guess we never set the record straight on that so when the time came to name the 2nd album I came up with $100 Fine and the connection to litter and garbage was there for good.
Great review; it took me awhile to get through it: started it this morning with breakfast, finished reading it over my lunch break, and only now (after supper) is there a chance to respond. And a big "well done" to Edo, HB (glad you got a chance to write about ol' greenskin, HB) and Mike; thanks for the fun, detailed review. Oh, and congrats to Karen and Doug for another BAB milestone!I bought this when it came out, read it once and not long after parted with it. Don't remember it well, but your discussion above (and the illo of clown Batman) brought it back. Garcia-Lopez' art looks fine; and it might be worth picking up. I'd be inclined to hunt down a trade reprinting the inter-company crossovers; anyone know if this story is included in one?
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I always associate asparagus with spring, as well as lemon-flavored dishes, so I knew I wanted to share a deeply lemony asparagus recipe. In my internet exploration, I came across this recipe for Spaghetti al Limone with Asparagus from Bon Appétit and instantly knew I wanted to come up with my own version.
Some collapsible dog bowls came with a carabiner to attach the bowl to the outside of your bag or leash. However, we wanted to see how the collapsible dog bowls performed when discreetly stashed away.
I have a guy named Paul Alioski saying he is a diplomat contacting me to deliver a consignment sent to me by Richard Philips visiting Dubai. Richard told me he was working in Doha, Qatar, he had a conference in Dubai, and he would ship me some souvenirs. Now, Paul Alioski, the diplomat, is asking me to send him 2,000.00 American dollars so he can come to my city in Canada to deliver it. I will be honest because my relationship with Richard Philips grew; I was in trust. I tried several times sending the money, but it always came back as suspected fraud. I kept my money. The company he said he worked for was Logistic Courier & Vault Services in Dubai. The diplomat Paul Alioski wanted me to send the money to Houston, Texas. Would you please look into this for me?
Hi, Two weeks back I received a whatsapp message with +44, The guy introduced himself as a manager for Shell company and lives in England, we started chatting and he would always ask me what am doing.Now this week he said he was going for shopping for his family and wanted to buy me some few things. I said its cool. He asked for my address, ID, full names and all details.I gave him my gmail and address for my company but in another area.Today he told me he came back from shopping, sent me the list of items he had bought for me and what has made me suspicious is that he sent 100,000 pounds in those items.I became suspicious and he asked to let him know if I receive the cake.I asked him which courier services he used and said he uses Delta courier service.I searched for that courier service in Uganda and it seems unknown. Am quite knowledgeable about the courier services in Uganda.I went and searched about it then landed on this because he told me the deliveries will reach tomorrow but in my country the least expected delivery from abroad is 5 days.I thank you people for this comments because I would also be a victim tomorrow.
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