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Aug. 21st, 2003 07:49 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
taratemimaFree Will Astrology
History is littered with the stories of people who didn't have sufficient funds to manifest their brilliant ideas. Mahlon Loomis was one. Guglielmo Marconi is known as the inventor of the radio, but Loomis created a wireless telegraph system two years before Marconi was even born. Unable to get financial backing, however, Loomis could not develop his innovation, and it remained a virtual secret. I'm hoping, Sagittarius, that this story will prod you into realizing how important it is to feed your own dreams with all the money they deserve. Don't let them languish in the realm of fantasy.
Sitcom
Article on language death
History is littered with the stories of people who didn't have sufficient funds to manifest their brilliant ideas. Mahlon Loomis was one. Guglielmo Marconi is known as the inventor of the radio, but Loomis created a wireless telegraph system two years before Marconi was even born. Unable to get financial backing, however, Loomis could not develop his innovation, and it remained a virtual secret. I'm hoping, Sagittarius, that this story will prod you into realizing how important it is to feed your own dreams with all the money they deserve. Don't let them languish in the realm of fantasy.
Sitcom
| My LiveJournal Sitcom |
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| temima in a deserted mansion (FOXFAM, 10:30): temima (Joe Rogan) makes unseelie (Harry Belafonte) look stupid in front of a large crowd at the Empire State Building. Upstairs, icdedpeople (Mariel Hemingway) plays chess against atalanta (Scott Bakula), who doesn't know how. Then, septembervirgin (Rosanna Arquette) and ceo (John Goodman) write a children's book. In the next town over, iblis_kukl (Farrah Fawcett) lets heron61 (Mickey Rooney) borrow a motorcycle to impress a therapist. That same day, erik_j_meyer (Norm MacDonald) likes salads, but litswd (David Schwimmer) thinks they're disgusting. Wacky results follow. |
| What's Your LiveJournal Sitcom? (by rfreebern) |
Article on language death
