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Novelty Tunes Under The Big Sky

I've got nothing against Philadelphia, let melitigious Steve Bosell. I now know that
make that clear. I've also never lived there,Corona's also home to the best bagels I've
but did spend a few years there on severalhad in years, from N.Y.P.D. (for pizza
weekends, to paraphrase W.C. Fields. And evendepartment). The owners used to own the Bagel
though cold, grey, rainy days could remind meOasis on the Horace Harding Expressway (fancy
of New York or Baltimore, where I actuallyname for a service road if you ask me), in -
have lived, they always make me think ofyou guessed it - Queens, where I used to stop
Philadelphia in wintertime. Like today, whenand stock up on my way back to Manhattan from
Southern California is anything but sunny,band rehearsals, long about thirty years ago.
where intimidated drivers creep throughIt's a small world, by cracky, even under the
rivers of standing water while daredevilsbig sky. Meanwhile, my son's still chanting
swerve around them, wheels deep in the muck,his latest favorite "novelty tune," as we
throwing up rooster tails like offshore powerused to call them. I was mystified when he
boats, just before they lose control andand his mates became Weird Al fans a year
start sliding sideways down Venturaago, and rewarded them with a seminar on
Boulevard. Thank God it doesn't snow here.Roger Miller, Jim Lehrer and Ray Stevens that
I'm eager to get back to Miami. Mymade their eyes glaze over. These days, folks
nine-year-old is with me in the truck, on ourdon't seem to work so hard on satire,
way back from his friend's house. He'sdelivering the large-type edition, dumbed
chanting a rap lyric about an ultimatedown to make sure the audience gets it.
showdown of cartoon heroes and tough guys.Doesn't mean it's not funny, just not so
Over and over again. He's been chanting itoriginal. I mean, where's Ian Dury when you
since last weekend, when he learned it fromneed him? It's still raining, but we're
his teammates at a soccer tournament inalmost home, and my son's almost done (timing
Corona (not the one in Queens where the bestis everything). He's reached the climax of
Italian ices come from). No, this Corona'shis ultimate showdown song, where Mr. Rogers
out near Riverside, on the edge of a hugeslays everyone who isn't already dead, then,
valley between mountains that really do turnfor reasons I'll never understand, commits
purple with the sunset. When you get up onhara-kiri. Maybe we are Devo, after all. I
the Westbound I-91 ramp in the dark, theremain hopeful, though, whenever I see my son
scale of it all just smacks you in the face,cracking up over a smart Monty Python sketch,
especially if you're an East Coast boy likelike the soccer match between the Bournemouth
me. There's a vast valley floor, covered withGynecologists and the Watford Long John
a bed of lights, all at the same height,Silver Impersonators. Then again, those guys
spreading like Georgia kudzu to the bases ofalso  did  the  fish-slapping  dance.
mountains all around. No high-rises out here.
Don't need 'em. This is big country, withAlan H. Rolnick practiced law for 20 years in
plenty of floor space. Until last weekend,Miami, whose heart-stopping beauty and
the only data point in my head about thisself-absorbed chaos challenged him daily to
Corona was a Phil Hendrie character who livedfigure out where on earth he was, and he is
there, the oft-humiliated and alwaysthe author of Landmark Status.



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