Nutcracker or Rockettes?

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Nutcracker or Radio City Rockettes

  • Nutcracker [img]http://www.sacballet.org/images/nutcracker.gif[/img]

    Votes: 1 11.1%
  • Rockettes [img]http://www.thegarden.com/thegarden/resources/images/rocex_history_right_old.jpg[/img]

    Votes: 8 88.9%

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Me + Alcohol - Office = Holiday.

Of the available options, one has to choose legs.

Legs = Good.

Seen Nutcracker. Enjoyed it, but seen it now, don't feel the need to see it again.
 
1 month holiday and an opportunity to gain that damn MCSE certification...and a part time job. Legs are good but umm...the idea of watching ballet isn't exactly my cup of tea
 
Okay to add to my last post. Nutcrackers open nuts.
When legs open...the wonders of this earth become available for the mortal man.
 
Originally posted by Gil
Okay to add to my last post. Nutcrackers open nuts.
When legs open...the wonders of this earth become available for the mortal man.
Ah, Gil. Such a wise, wise man.

I have to say anything involving show tunes and dancing is not likely to put me in the mood for anything good. Give me a fire and some Grand Marnier at holiday time.
 
Originally posted by Gil
Okay to add to my last post. Nutcrackers open nuts.
When legs open...the wonders of this earth become available for the mortal man.



couldn't be said any better, if do say so myself.
 
Legs are good at any time of the year. They can get you into a holiday mood, a work mood, even a wash the car mood.
 
Originally posted by neon_duke

I have to say anything involving show tunes and dancing is not likely to put me in the mood for anything good.

Yep. Same for me. Suppose I'd go with legs though. I like legs. Especially when I have them pinned to her ears. ;)

Give me a fire and some Grand Marnier at holiday time.

Oh yeah! I love Grandma May. Nectar of the Gods Duke, nectar of the Gods.
Used to drink that stuff like it was going out of style.
It's good warm, it's good cold. It's good mixed with Tuaca too.
 
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