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Awww. Congrats seems in order. How about if Alex serves one up on the house ?

LOL. That'll teach me. Okay. Let's do this: For about ten years Bukowski gave up writing. From when to when? Approximate is okay. Either you know this, or you don't. No Googling And if this has already been asked in this thread, then don't say so, let someone new answer.

Funny. Now Bill has to ask a question again.

Jordan: I'm sure you'll get a few offers. If you don't, I can offer the $25, and whatever shipping. Thanks.

So. Begin a new one ?

An apple, and something out of a can. The label was gone.

I remember the tampon she left floating in the toilet bowl It seems that's all which is left.

As with the experience of the others, I have never seen an R. Crumb Signature like this. I personally wouldn't buy it.

The published dates in the books would be the correct ones. Trust them. Nice to have you back here.

Re-watching Jacob's Ladder. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0099871/ My life makes sense.

Woof ! ;)

* koff * Charles Bukowski on Willie (Unknown Binding) by Charles Bukowski (Author) Currently unavailable. We don't know when or if this item will be back in stock. * Publisher: Black Rabbit Press (1968)

I'll play. Was it put out by Black Rabbit Press?

My girl friend and I play strip poker. I cheat.

Yes. except i have the book . . .

Gerard has a shit hand. He thinks that the more colors you have, and the less things match the better it is. He'll call.

Laugh. I have a book . . .

Eeees boootiful, no ? The winos who run the hotel where I live close the office for mail, so I get everything the next day. Here's mine: Thanks Hosh. And thanks Bill, for your love of Writers.

All the cool kids are buying them. . .

Love that song. . . Tim - The Replacements: Waitress In The Sky She don't wear no pants and she don't wear no tie Always on the ball, she's always on strike Struttin' up the aisle, big deal, you get to fly You ain't nothin' but a waitress in the sky You ain't nothin' but a waitress in...

Is that the one with waitress in the sky, hooch?

"It began as a mistake" - Charles Bukowski - the first line of Post Office. http://progressiveboink.com/archive/peanuts-by-charles-bukowski/1.html The link is also interesting.

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lol !

Or so I've been told. . .