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Raincoat

The Shadow of the Wind -- Carlos Ruiz Zafón

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Wow, those numbers are impressive. Maybe come January I'll start keeping track. In the mean time: Well done, both of you!

This is the time of year geese migrate. Yes, I've seen them flying overhead in V formations. Ever notice that one side of the V is always longer than the other? I have. Do you know why? Why? Because there are more geese on that side

Saint George and the Dragon -- Geraldine McCaughrean

Drunk

Hold Me Tight -- The Beatles

I think he loved you, I liked the guy. Wherever he went, Susan Dey was bound to show up.

Alsace

All's Well that End's Well -- William Shakespeare

Quiche

Q: Why did the tomato blush? A: Because it saw the salad dressing!

Lawyers, Guns And Money -- Warren Zevon

What do you do for Money, Honey? -- AC/DC

Acid

The Heart is a Lonely Hunter by Carson McCullers

Club

I am so in! Thanks!

This is not my forté, but I thought it was Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers / Joan Jett and the Blackhearts

I think I'll just go with Chuck Berry on this one. Title Performer Release date Info Maybellene Chuck Berry and His Combo July 1955 First recording First release Maybellene Jim Lowe July 1955 Maybelline Marty Robbins August 15, 1955 Maybelline Buddy Knox with The Rhythm Orchids June 1957 Maybellene Tommy Sands October 1958 Maybelline Gene Vincent June 1959 Maybellene Johnny Rebb and His Rebels February 1960 Maybelline Wally Wiggins 1960 Maybelline Ron Haydock and "The Bopper's" 1960 Maybellene Tommy Roe October 1962 Maybelline The Dovells June 1963 Maybellene Gerry and The Pacemakers October 1963 Maybellene Matt Lucas November 1963 Maybelline John Hammond 1963 Maybelline The Searchers March 1964 Maybelline Johnny Rivers August 1964 Maybellene Bill Black's Combo 1964 Maybelline Jerry Lee Lewis May 1965 Maybellene Jim & Jesse and The Virginia Boys November 1965 Presentation The Arons December 1965 Maybellene Bob Luman February 1970 Mabelene Mac Curtis 1970 Maybelline Shakin' Stevens and The Sunsets March 1972 Maybellene Foghat May 1972 Medley: The Promised Land - Johnny B. G… Jerry Reed December 1972 Maybellene Ronnie Hawkins 1972 Maybellene Ted Nugent's Amboy Dukes 1974 Maybelline Hoyt Axton 1974 Maybelline Burt Blanca & The King Creoles 1974 Maybellene Rock-Jerry 1974 Maybellene New Jordal Swingers 1975 Maybellene Mack Allen Smith 1976 Maybellene Pat Travers 1976 Maybellene Memphis Bend 1977 Maybellene Conway Twitty January 1978 Mabellene George Jones and Johnny Paycheck November 1978 Mabellene Carl Perkins 1978 Maybellene The De Luxe Blues Band 1981 Kodachrome / Mabellene Simon and Garfunkel 1982 Maybellene Freddy Weller 1982 Maybelline Jannicke 1982 Maybellene Johnny & The Roccos 1983 Maybelline Elvis Presley February 1984 Maybelline Chris Smither November 1984 Mabelline Robert Lee Kolb and Local Heroes 1985 Mabellene Herman Brood & His Wild Romance 1989 Maybellene Pete Anderson and The Archives 1989 Maybellene Boxcar Willie with The Skeletons 1992 Maybellene Hans Theessink 1992 Maybellene Ty Tender 1993 Maybellene Hasil Adkins 1993 Maybelline Daltons 1995 Maybellene Jimmy Keith & His Shocky Horrors 1995 Maybellene Hot Rod Lincoln 1996 Maybellene Les Forbans 1996 Maybelline Crazy Cracker's 1997 Maybellene Vulture Culture 1997 Maybeline Wild Wax Combo November 1, 1999 Maybellene Rod Bernard 1999 Maybelline Johnny Green's Blues Cowboys 1999 Maybellene Paul Ansell 1999 Maybellene Ricky Norton 1999 Maybellene Country Cattin' September 12, 2000 Maybellene Vince Taylor & The Bobby Clark's Noise 2000 Maybellene Jamie Aaron Kelley and The Dempseys 2006 Maybellene Social Distortion June 26, 2007 Maybellene Mark Kelf & the rockin' guitar of Richard Howard 2007 Maybelline Mark T. Small September 9, 2008 Maybellene Mos Def December 2, 2008 Maybellene Johnny Winter featuring Vince Gill March 2011 Maybelline Rockabilly Heart January 13, 2014 Maybellene Jari Lampinen Not verified - Submitted by jyrkipr Maybellene Turo's Hevi Gee Not verified - Submitted by jyrkipr Maybellene written by Chuck Berry instrumental

Poker

High school was not my favorite place. I hated it so much I rarely showed up and never graduated. I'd leave after signing in to home room so I'd be marked present for the day and they wouldn't call my house. Most days, I'd walk to the town library. It was a rather small town with a rather small library, but I was a rather young reader so there were plenty of things I hadn't read. I spent hour after hour, day after day, sitting in that library. The librarians must have known I should have been in school but they never said a word about it. God bless them. People didn't get why I would ditch school only to go read in the library. It made perfect sense to me. Still does. The town I live in now is tiny. There is only one school, K-8, and the school library and town library are one in the same. The library is as tiny as the town. But if you really want a book, a librarian will track it down, call the library that has it, tell them to reserve it for you, and give you a special borrowing pass. Every librarian I've ever spoken with has been pleasant and helpful. They will find the book you want, and a way get it into your hands, if at all possible. So I give bouquets to every library. But especially, I'd like to give bouquets, along with my heartfelt appreciation and gratitude, to every librarian.

The Art of War -- Sun Tzu