Bucky wrote:

swishnicholson wrote:

Bucky wrote:that PECO $75 refrigerator 'recycling' rebate that has been showing up as a banner ad for me SUCIS. They won't come and pick up my fridge because of no on-street parking and the truck won't come into my driveway.

Is your refrigerator running?

Let me go check...


Yes!

phatj wrote:Think my cat has killed 11 rabbits so far this spring

phatj wrote:

phatj wrote:Think my cat has killed 11 rabbits so far this spring

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Soren wrote:It's my Dad's birthday, first since his Mom died. She would call him every year to sing happy birthday to him. This is the first thing about her dying that left me feeling bummed, she was an amazing woman that had a great, long life and I tried remembering it that way.

I dunno, it's weird. I'm sure in some corner of his mind he's waiting for the phone call.

On the TV screen to enlighten many of them was a commentator named Thomas J. Mace-Archer-Mills, Esq. He has built a media persona over recent years as one of Britain’s authorities on the royalty, and he appeared in dozens of interviews leading up to the wedding to explain and defend the monarchy.

In his posh British accent, as crowds awaited Ms. Markle’s car, Mr. Mace-Archer-Mills told Norway’s TV 2: “The most important aspect is keeping integrity, keeping formality and making sure that the traditions and heritage that we have as British people remain at the forefront.”


As the couple approached St. George’s Chapel, he told France’s TF1 television: “We’re making world history.”

There are Anglophiles, royal-family devotees and people who obsess over BBC dramas. Then there is 38-year-old Mr. Mace-Archer-Mills, who started life as Thomas “Tommy” Muscatello, an Italian-American from upstate New York.

Mr. Mace-Archer-Mills is chairman of a group called the British Monarchist Society. He favors bow ties, tweed flat caps and top hats.

An elderly British man and woman have agreed he can call them grandparents, and he said he considers them family who have served the royals as good subjects do. He said he is applying for British citizenship.

He speaks of early years spent in Kent, a county in southern England, where “I learned to ride my horses.”

Mr. Mace-Archer-Mills has been a frequent commentator from London over the past few years. He has defended the monarchy on BBC radio, in a video for the Economist and on Comedy Central’s “The Jim Jefferies Show.” He said he doesn’t identify his citizenship to the media, but he discussed his origins when asked by The Wall Street Journal.

Aslaug Henriksen, head of foreign news at TV 2, said the channel wasn’t aware Mr. Mace-Archer-Mills is American by origin and added it wasn’t “important for us in this interview setting.” “The Jim Jefferies Show” said: “If we had any journalistic standards, we imagine we’d be quite upset by this news.”

Rockinghorse wrote:I had to look it up, googling "hipster white walker" didn't yield the result so I used the Insta account

[Reveal] Spoiler:

Johnny Depp