Lydia Cornell: McCain-Bush: The Two Faces of A Deceiver

Unfortunately not. I would love to go one day. Cheers is one of my all-time favorite shows, at least during the Diane years.

Do they have any cool bartenders and waitresses? What about the indian statue?

for the welcome, intangible!

Can someone tell me if it's okay to use my own smilies on this site?

Oh my! I can see we are going to have some interesting conversations. That is one of those comparisons I'll never get. The main reason so many of us Conservatives can't stand McCain is because of him being a burr in the side of the Bush Administration the last 7 1/2 years.

What an interesting Newsworthy Article of the Day. I'm going to have to give him a try.

I like your Avatar! Speaking of which, I'm going to have to upload one.

As for Conservative thinkers, I am one through and through, that's for sure.

Edited to add: BTW, I've always liked the name Zack.

Ewwwwwe, how does one get to be a Simpleton? I suspect I could qualify for that description more often than I like to admit.

Give me some time and I'm sure we can find something to disagree on.

Cheers Boston

I hardly remember what the place looked like on the inside. As I had rarely watched the show, I can't place where the bar was with the rest of the restaurant. I don't remember much else about that place. I hope to go back in a couple of years.

But I will say this: When I walked in the door at the Beacon Hill location (which is where you want to go to), the hostess sat me next to a fellow who was signing pictures and having his photo taken with other people.

I asked the hostess who the fellow was. He was Tom Babson, who went by the name of Thomas W. Babson. He appeared as an attorney, and was on the show eleven times. So before I had my meal delivered, he signed a photo for me, and I had my photo taken with him.

Thomas Babson

We talked for a few minutes and then he left. There was a charity box, in which people could donate when they had him sign the photos and such.

He was a very nice fellow, so it made my day really good.

I certainly would have loved to have met Rhea Perlman. Earlier this year, she appeared in a Law & Order episode as a defense attorney. Man, talk about a 180. She was a heckuva lot more quiet than her Carla character.

It's a hard earned distinction. I've been working on my Simpletoniocity for while now.

Follow the link in my sig and you can give yourself any title you want.

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Maybe this will clear it up, maybe not?


The Bush-McCain Challenge