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Featuring a terrace and air conditioning, International Garibaldi is located in Naples, 1-minute walk from Napoli Centrale Train Station. Free Wi-Fi is available in all areas.Each room comes with a TV, safe and wardrobe. The private bathroom is complete with a hairdryer and shower. Guests will enjoy a typical Italian breakfast daily. It includes hot drinks, orange juice and croissants.Piazza del Plebiscito Square is a 2-stop metro ride from International Garibaldi. The Molo Immacolata Vecchia Harbour, with ferries to Panarea and Stromboli, is a 20-minute walk away.
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|Chicken carcass
|1 Large
|Stalk celery
|2 Clove (10 gm)
|Parsley bunch
|1 Bunch (100 gm)
|Bay leaf
Put the chicken carcass in a pan and just cover it with water. Bring to boil. Let it boil for a few minutes while skimming off the scum (white bubbly goop that floats around surface) with a spoon.
Peel the onion, garlic, carrot, parsnip and celeriac. Divide the onion in two and stick the long end of the clove into one of the onion halves. Cut the other vegetables into chunks and put all into the boiling pot together with parsley, peppercorns and bay leaf.
Turn down the heat and let the stock simmer for about 3 hours partially covered.
Strain the stock through a sieve and let it cool. Keep it in the refrigerator for some hours or overnight. When it is cold, you can easily skim off the fat from the top of the stock.
Depending on your use the stock it can either be reduced by letting it simmer to the preferred concentration or, for soups , paellas, risottos etc, taken as is.
As there is no salt in the stock it should be frozen immediately if saved for another day.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 3515 Calories from Fat 2053
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 228 g350.3%
Saturated Fat 65 g325.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1124.9 mg375%
Sodium 1206.2 mg50.3%
Total Carbohydrates 66 g21.9%
Dietary Fiber 16.4 g65.7%
Sugars 22.6 g
Protein 288 g576.5%
Vitamin A 419.3% Vitamin C 342.9%
Calcium 47.4% Iron 121.3%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Decided to write a non-Pokemon fic! Finally!
It's GrayLu/GraLu, though. But, hey, it's my favorite ship right now. 3
Hope you still like it either way! :D
Disclaimer: I don't own Fairy Tail.
The One
Lucy's P.O.V.
I kept on running to where ever my feet took me. I didn't care about the down pour of the rain, the darkness of the night, the touch of the ferocious cold wind on my skin. I didn't care about anything. The only thing on my mind was to run. Run from the somber house behind me, run from the pain, run from him, run far away from society. I needed to escape from the world and be by myself.
At some point I reached a clearing far from town. The trees around swayed with such great force. The raindrops landed on my face one after the other, mixing together with the tears that were already rolling down my cheeks. I felt so cold. So cold and helpless. I hugged myself trying to keep warm, but failed. My whole body went numb; my legs felt weak. I started to lose consciousness as I fell to the wet grass. I could hear my name being called from within the trees. It was probably my imagination. No one would be crazy enough to go out into the inclement storm. No one but me, that is. What has gotten into me? Why am I hurting so much? I looked up at the grey sky, the dark clouds, and the thousands of droplets for the last time. Is it really going to end this way?
The urgency and loudness of the voice assured me that it wasn't in my head anymore. Someone was actually calling my name. But who could it be? I used the last of my energy to keep my eyes open for a little longer. Even with the tears and raindrops obscuring my vision, I was able to glimpse at a pair of dark blue eyes approaching me. Next thing I know, I'm enveloped in warmth, my face buried on the person's hard chest. Unable to move, I laid there wrapped in his arms. It felt so nice, and I wanted it to last forever. At least for now. But as any great thing, it has to end at some point. As soon as the hug ended, I could feel the cold air once again on my body. The sensation of fainting came back as well. Luckily, two hands supported me by the shoulder.
"Are you okay? You're not hurt, right?"
I wanted to say 'yes, I'm fine', but that wasn't the case. Although I wasn't physically hurt, my heart was, my feelings were. I could only shake my head slightly before a hand touched my cheek and my forehead.
"You're burning up. I have to get you back home."
I was lifted up from the ground and carried away from the field. I grabbed the person's shirt and held it as tight as I could. I decided to finally look up and see the face of the person who took the time to look for me, who knew something was wrong. I ended up staring at spiky onyx hair and sharp eyes. I looked down to his neck and saw the necklace containing the sword pendant. All my doubts on who it was vanished.
"G...Gray..." I managed to let out in a soft whisper. Who knew he would come to my aid out of all people.
"Shh. Try to rest for now." He replied while smiling down at me. It was a warm, yet sad smile. I leaned against him even more and closed my eyes, hoping the pain I felt would leave soon. I focused on the sound of the falling rain as well as the steady beating of his heart. For once, I felt at ease even if I was drenched in cold water by now.
Gray's P.O.V.
I never realized something would go wrong when Lucy decided to visit Natsu. It wasn't until Mirajane informed me that Lisanna was with him that I knew something might go wrong. I don't know why, but I just had this bad feeling growing inside me. About 20 minutes had passed when I reached the fire mage's house. By that time, there was already a downpour of rain outside. It didn't bother me. I had been through worse cases while training up in the cold mountaintops along with Ur. It had seemed Lucy didn't even come to his house, at least that's what Natsu had told me. Without even saying goodbye, I left.
The premonition I had felt earlier started getting bigger to the point where I started to frantically search for Lucy. If she had changed her mind, then she would have gone back to the guild since she had promised to help Levy with something after visiting Natsu, and Lucy never breaks a promise. But if that was really the case, then we would have crossed paths along the way. After all, there's only one possible route to take between the guild and his house*. I started getting worried especially with the raging storm now. Lucy was not one to stay out in the cold for long periods of time; everyone knew that.
As I ran, something caught my eye. It was shining like a light among the darkness of the city. I approached it and came to find out it was her celestial keys. I froze. Something was wrong. Something was terribly wrong. I looked around to see where I was. In front of me was the thick forest. Lucy, please be safe...
The trees' thick branches and huge leaves shielded me from the rain. I felt like I was in a labyrinth, turning every which way shouting the spirit mage's name without any response in return.
I made it to a clearing where I saw something, or should I say someone, laying in the dead center of it. It had to be Lucy. It just had to be. My heart beat faster than ever as I yelled her name as loud as I could. The only response I got was a slight turn of her head.
I ran as fast as my legs could go and hugged her with all my might. I didn't want to let go for fear of her somehow vanishing if I did. I was filled with relief but knew we couldn't stay out much longer especially after knowing she had a fever. I carried her back to her house, wandering what happened, how she ended there, why she recklessly decided to run into the forest instead of going home. One question after another popped into mind. Confusion filled my head.
I somehow managed to reach her small house with the downpour. As much as I wanted to enter through the window like I always do with Natsu, I decided to use the door for once. It was a small cozy place, big enough to house Lucy at least.
I laid her down on her bed while unintentionally brushing a strand of hair off her face in the process. It felt awkward but right. I stared at her as she slept. Her perfectly combed hair was now in a mess, her face was red from the fever, yet she still looked lovely to me. The only thing that worried me was the sad look on her face she still had on from when I found her. What the hell happened, Lucy?
I surrounded my hand with ice and laid it on top of her forehead and kept it there, trying to ease her burning face**. I looked out the window, but just ended up facing the wall of the building next door.
It was evident the rain wasn't going to let up for a few more hours. The thought of going to Fairy Tail and informing everyone about Lucy crept into my mind, but I didn't want her to be left alone. Not after what happened. There could be a crazed person waiting outside ready to attack for all I know!
I will stay until the next morning. I told myself. I will protect Lucy until then.
So there I was, sitting next to her bedside, my hand placed on her forehead, dreading to fall asleep for the rest of the night...
Ugh! I didn't know how to end this, so the ending, I admit, is bad.
I'm thinking about making another chapter for it, but I won't promise anything.
Well, any reviews/comments would be great! I'm trying to improve my writing, and I kind of showed my new style here. Tell me what you think or what you think might happen!
* I'm sure there are many possible routes between Natsu's house and the guild, but saying there was only one kind of helped with the story.
** I actually saw that in a doujinshi before and found it pretty cute, so I added it. I don't know who made it though. :(


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I decided that this was a great idea, seeing as it puts two of my obsessions- Titanic and So You Think You Can Dance- together. For those of you who watch the show: great! For those of you who don't: still great! It doesn't really matter.
I don't own show or movie. Also don't own "I would walk 500 Miles" by Less Than Jake.
Jack Dawson didn't let on to anyone that he was nervous. He showed off to all the other people around him, and stood around talking. Some dancers were amazing, and some were plain weird, and the people who encouraged them obviously felt bad for them. All were there for the same reason, however; they were all enduring the freezing cold of Chicago, Illinois, to try out for So You Think You Can Dance. Once the doors were open, the dancers rushed eagerly inside, talked to the people at a desk, filled out a form, and got numbers. Jack was rubbing his hands together; it seemed even colder than Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin (his hometown), today.
Now there was nothing to do but wait. At least they were inside. He chatted with his best friend, Fabrizio De Rossi, and other people. Fabri was just here for support, because, in his words, he 'couldn't dance worth a damn'. Nice of him to come, Jack mused, as he watched a girl sink into the splits and be pulled up by her partner. It was all he could do to keep from barfing. He couldn't dance like that worth a damn.
Jack did break dancing and hip-hop, but he had trained a little in most other styles. Still, it was a struggle not to empty his innards onto the floor. All he could do was wait, and that was the single last thing he liked doing.
One by one the dancers were called into the audition room. Some came out with a ticket, some came out in tears and rage, screaming at the cameras what a bastard Nigel Lythgoe was. Some didn't come out at all, but awaited the choreography round that would determine which of the two they'd be.
The line in front of him got shorter and shorter, until Jack thought his heart would thud out of his chest or stop completely. Fabri had noticed that his friend was quieter, and slowly worked Jack out of the conversation he was having so he could think. One person to go kept ringing through his mind.
Sighing and gathering up his courage, he walked in the room as the girl before him sobbed her eyes out for the camera to see.
Sitting at a judge's table were Nigel Lythgoe, Mary Murphy, and Mia Michaels. Behind them was an audience of chairs with dancers sitting in some of them, waiting for the end of the day where they'd have to learn choreography fast, and see if they could stomach it. One girl caught Jack's eye. She had vibrant red curls and a pale face that stood out from the rest of them. She was gorgeous. She was talking to the woman next to her, but when he walked in, she looked up. He caught her eye, and she looked back after looking away.
"Jack Dawson, from Wisconsin, right?" Mia said.
"Yeah," he replied, jerking his attention back to the judges' table.
"How long have you been dancing?"
"Probably since I was about two or three. Can't exactly remember."
"And you're nineteen, right?"
"Yeah," he said again.
"Okay… Que Music!" shouted Nigel.
"I Would Walk 500 Miles" came blaring through the speakers. Jack gave it his all. He forgot that he had planned the choreography; the moves felt like they came to him in that moment. He 'charmed' Mary during the chorus by breaking for a moment, and 'serenading' her. By the time he was asked to stop, he was completely breathless, but exhilarated. Mary was still smiling from when he 'sung' to her.
"That was great," said Mia enthusiastically, "You really know how to impress people. I think those were amazing moves, and you put them together perfectly."
Mary next. For a few seconds she grappled with words, then said, "You're amazing. I don't think there's anything else to it."
Nigel was silent for a few seconds. Those few seconds carried on into eternity, it seemed. Jack was more nervous than he had been a few minutes ago, standing outside. "We have a great dancer standing here before us."
Jack grinned. His friends had told him he was good, but it meant more that choreographers were telling him that. His friends didn't know what it meant to him.
"That flip off the floor must have taken a lot of practice. That needs arms," commented Nigel, on one of his moves which included propelling himself off the floor with his arms.
"Yeah, it did. Took me months to get strong enough."
"Well, it's a yes from me."
"Well, it paid off, Jack, cause you're going to Vegas!" Mary yelled.
The people still waiting for their fates to be decided cheered. Jack ran off stage to get his ticket, and ran out of the room.
Fabrizio hugged his best friend when he came out of the room jumping around like a madman.
Sitting in the audience, Rose DeWitt Bukator watched him leave, thinking how much better he was.
Being a ballet, ballroom, and recently contemporary dancer, her audition had been less… loud. Her mother had barely let her do a contemporary dance for her audition, but eventually she had given in. The routine had been smooth and graceful, littered with spins and going on point, briefly. Yet the judges hadn't been entirely sure, and now she could see why.
Jack Dawson inspired her. He seemed so confident and carefree, two qualities she didn't really possess. But she wanted this so much. Hopefully the judges would be more convinced after the choreography round.
By the time the end of the day came, Rose was so nervous she never thought she'd be able to dance at all. Yet she learned the piece, and executed it to the best of her ability, with a new energy as she remembered Jack Dawson.
When she was called before the judges again, Nigel said, "That was much better. You have just proved to us that you deserve to go to Las Vegas." It slowly dawned on her what this meant. "Come get your ticket, darling." She obeyed, hardly realizing what she was holding. A ticket to L.A. A ticket out of her current life. A ticket into her new one. She hugged Mia Michaels, who had given it to her, without thinking. Then she rushed out the door, hoping that Jack Dawson would be in this new life of hers.
Outside, dancers were rejoicing and crying with their friends and families. Rose felt a stab at her heart when she remembered no one was there for her. Her friends had school and couldn't come, and her mother, not really approving of her trying out for something like this, had refused to show up. Even her fiancé, Caladan Hockley, hadn't bothered. If it displeased Ruth, he didn't like it either. It's wonderful to have a supportive family, Rose thought bitterly as she flipped open her cell phone and speed-dialed her house.
"Hello?" Ruth DeWitt Bukator sounded harried, as though she had better things to do than talk to her daughter.
"Hey, mom? I made it." Her mother, trying to sound happy, congratulated her. The truth was, Rose didn't want to be congratulated by the mother that was forcing her to marry a man like Cal. All her life she had not been able to do what she wanted. This was her small way of breaking the tethers that had bound her down her whole life. And her mother wouldn't be happy about that in the slightest.
"In Las Vegas I'm going to be dancing with other guys. Tell Cal not to be offended." When her mother made a noise of disgust, Rose replied, "Don't worry, mother, nothing will happen. I'm coming home tonight to pack more stuff, and then I'm taking a plane to Vegas. Bye." Rose slowly closed her cell phone. Eighteen, and she was already engaged to be married. Some of her friends didn't even date. Rose would prefer parents who were obsessive about their kid not dating until twenty to one psychotic mother who still believed nobility and higher classes existed. Her father had left them about a year before, leaving behind a bunch of debts that had to be paid, and taking all the money with him. He hadn't been heard from since. Ruth had quickly engaged Rose to Cal, for he would pay their debts. Rose would have gladly gotten a job, but Ruth didn't want her darling daughter working like a peasant. Often, mostly when Rose complained about Cal and what a jerk he was, Ruth would remind her that they had no money, and were too above work to get it back any other way. At these times, Rose pondered why her mother was acting so selfish. If she cared so much about money, she should marry Cal. He was almost her age, anyway…
Slowly, she walked back to the hotel she had stayed in the night before, packed, and checked out. She then went to a train station and caught a train for home. She kept dozing off, and jerking herself awake so she wouldn't miss her stop. She got home late, and no one was awake for her. Loneliness stabbed at her heart but she refused to give in to it. Exhausted, Rose made her way up to her room and collapsed on her bed, fully clothed.
Please review and tell me if you like this story! It's not much of a story yet, but it'll get better. Hopefully.


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Letterman's shows (''The David Letterman Show'' in 1980, ''Series/LateNight'' from 1982-93, and the ''Late Show'' from 1993-2015) came to be known as examples of the "[[PostModernism Anti-Talk Show]]", a show that is relentlessly [[LampshadeHanging self-aware]] and intent on deconstructing the conventions of the very medium that gives it life.From the beginning, Letterman fashioned his persona as a smartass host who was "too hip" for the talk show format, and proceeded from there to make a mockery of the entire genre as a result Ś for instance, he would often barely hide his contempt for [[HatesTheJobLovesTheLimelight almost every aspect of show business]], from his producers and writers, to his wardrobe director, his celebrity guests, his sidekick Paul Shaffer, and [[SelfDeprecation even his own fame]]. All of this pales, however, in comparison to his loathing for "[[TheRival rival]]" Jay Leno, to whom he lost the coveted ''[[Series/TheTonightShow Tonight Show]]'' gig after Carson's retirement, a development about which he is still clearly bitter some two decades later, though it should be noted that Leno claimed in 2013 that they weren't on unfriendly terms, and even have occasional discussions about the industry.Letterman took frequent shots at his network (first NBC, then CBS), and then his network's parent company when NBC was acquired by General Electric. He would intentionally bomb jokes in the monologue, and openly waste network airtime on ridiculous gags whose only purpose served to illustrate simply that, "[[BitingTheHandHumor Hey! I'm wasting NBC airtime here!]]" He eschewed the typical talk show uniform of a tailored suit in favor of a tie, a blazer, khakis...and white Adidas wrestling shoes.He dropped random things off roofs, he blew random things up on-air, he staged impromptu audience competitions (in addition to showcasing Stupid Pet, and Human, Tricks), he used "viewer mail" segments as an excuse to break into various non sequitur-style sketches, he once did an entire episode with mannequin stand-ins and prerecorded audio, he did stunts in a variety of ridiculous suits (made of velcro, tortilla chips, etc.), and essentially offered a biting parody of the [[HorribleHollywood Hollywood machine]] from the perspective of a Midwestern "everyman" who somehow found himself [[OnlySaneMan trapped inside the establishment]] at the height of its decadence.As a side-effect, Letterman was sort of feared in the business when it came to interacting with the guests. He was intimidating, and could be somewhat mean to them. Until the late 1990s when he started to mellow down, it was fairly well-known that his only real friends in the business were Music/WarrenZevon and Creator/JuliaRoberts. In one interview in the early 2000s, Roberts mentioned the fact that Letterman had softened up and that now every actress was a "lovely girl". Letterman's quip was "Oh, you know I'm just woofing."Ironically, Letterman's influential "anti-talk show" sensibility ended up ''saving'' the talk show format as we know it, which had started showing signs of rust towards the end of Carson's ''Tonight Show'' stint. Without Letterman mocking the genre in the 1980s, today's genre staples (especially Creator/ConanOBrien's shows) would likely not exist in their current form.In April 2014, shortly before his 67th birthday, having spent close to half his life doing the show, Letterman announced he would be retiring. A week later, CBS announced his successor would be Creator/StephenColbert, who began [[Series/TheLateShowWithStephenColbert his run]] on September 8, 2015. David Letterman taped his 6,028th and final late night program on May 20, 2015.----!! "From the home office in Wahoo, NE, it's tonight's Top Trope List":* AffectionateParody: Shortly after moving to the Ed Sullivan Theatre, Dave would parody Sullivan's habit of introducing celebrities in the audience. The first night he introduced a confused looking Creator/PaulNewman who stood up, said "Where the hell's all the singing ''Theatre/{{Cats}}''?" and walked out.* TheAnnouncer: Bill Wendell (''Late Night'' and ''Late Show'' 1993-95), Alan Kalter (''Late Show'' 1995-2015)* AnnoyingLaugh: He often employs this deliberately.* [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking Arson, Murder and]]...[[LampshadeHanging umm]]...[[TheRival Jaywalking]]: As part of Letterman's subversion of the form, as a rule #1 is almost never the funniest joke in the Top Ten List. 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Yes, he got "Lebowski'ed".* BackForTheFinale: The show's final top ten list was delivered by frequent guests and good friends of the show, such as Jerry Seinfeld, Steve Martin, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Tina Fey, and Bill Murray, who was Dave's first guest on NBC in 1982 and on CBS in 1993.** Music/FooFighters, a frequent musical guest on ''The Late Show'', also came back to perform "Everlong", just as they did years prior (and cancelled a tour to do it) after Letterman's heart surgery.* BadassBeard: Briefly grew one during the 2007 writers' strike, but has more notoriously sported a huge beard since his retirement.* BaldOfAwesome: Paul Shaffer, of course.* BigApplesauce: New York-based, in contrast to the L.A.-based (prior to 2014) ''Tonight Show''.* BitingTheHandHumor: On ''Late Night'', Letterman constantly took shots at NBC and their parent company, General Electric. And he's poked plenty of fun at [=CBS=] since his channel hop.-->'''Dave''' (''standing in front of a giant CBS eye'') Just between you and me...isn't that eye thing...kinda creepy?* BodyHorror: "Things [[TakeThat More Fun]] Than Reading The UsefulNotes/SarahPalin Memoir" consists of BodyHorror StockFootage, mostly from old movies.* BookEnds: Creator/BillMurray was Dave's first interview guest on both ''Late Night'' and ''Late Show''. Guess who his final ''Late Show'' interview guest was?** What's more, Letterman introduced Murray for the last time using virtually identical language to when he introduced him for the ''first'' time:--->"It's a pleasure for me to introduce my first guest. With credits that include ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'', the films ''Film/{{Meatballs}}'', ''Film/{{Caddyshack}}'', ''Film/WhereTheBuffaloRoam'', and ''Film/{{Stripes}}'', Bill Murray has become one of the top box-office draws in show business, and besides that he's a very funny man, and it's a pleasure to have him [on our first program / as our next-to-the-last show guest]. Ladies and gentlemen, Bill Murray."* BrickJoke: A relatively recent joke involving newly installed button on Dave's chair. He's told to press it - cue Dave getting blasted out of the building (everyone is then told he's okay). A couple of episodes later, Dave reveals that said button is still there. He pushes the button, and we [[ForegoneConclusion think we know what will happen next]], but instead, [[SubvertedTrope the head of the orchestra is blasted outside]]. Another push of the button, though, [[HistoryRepeats and Dave's right behind him]].** Also, any references to "getting my lips bit off by a wild dingo!"* TheBusCameBack: Dave made a number of guest appearances on ''Late Night with Conan O'Brien''.** During his [[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tV7NC0DGgVg Letterman tribute]] on the episode of ''Conan'' that aired opposite the final ''Late Show'', O'Brien recalled being a "national punchline at 30" during the disastrous first months of his ''Late Night'', and credited Letterman's return appearance and verbal approval of all the changes they made for turning things around for his career.* CallingTheOldManOut: Kirstie Alley got one over on Dave when she appeared on the ''Late Show'' in 2011. Having been a Woobie for Letterman in the past, particularly during her run on ''Series/DancingWithTheStars'', she brought with her Dave's cruelest jokes and repeated them back to him. The audience booed the jokes. May count as a [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome Crowning Moment Of Awesome]] for Kirstie.* CasanovaWannabe: Announcer Alan Kalter.* CaptainErsatz: Chris Elliot's running characters The Fugitive Guy (''Series/TheFugitive'') and The Regulator Guy (''Series/TheEqualizer'').* CatchPhrase** Whenever the subject of drinks comes up, "I don't think there's a man, woman, or child alive today who doesn't enjoy a refreshing beverage."** "How we doing on time?"** "I wouldn't give my troubles to a monkey on a rock."** (When a joke set-up has a fairly obvious punchline coming up) "I think we can all see this one coming down 2nd Avenue."** (Wiggling some blue cards) "If these ''weren't'' [[FourthWallMailSlot actual letters from actual viewers]]....could I do this?"** "Did we open the thing?" (in reference to the Top Ten List theme song/graphic. Letterman has said this on practically every episode for years).* ChewToy: Poor Alan Kalter (aka TheAnnouncer).* ChristmasCarolers: During many a Christmas season he'd bring on a group of carolers to sing the "{{Top Ten|List}} Least Favorite Christmas Carols" (which are traditional Christmas carols reworded to reflect current political satire topics).* CigarChomper: For many years Letterman was known for his love of cigars, although he's apparently given them up.* CityOfWeirdos: A recurring Letterman gag is to see "How many guys in X costumes can fit in a Y?", trying to get a rise out of passers-by. People seldom react.** Calvert [=DeForest=]'s memorable bit welcoming passengers at the Port Authority Bus Terminal must have given this effect to the confused passengers he met.* ClusterFBomb: In 1994, Music/{{Madonna}} dropped the F-word at least 13 times, which were all censored, during her interview, and tried to get Letterman to smell her panties.[[quoteright:200:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/DaveAvengers.jpg]]* CoattailRidingRelative: Dave makes the occasional joke about his uncle Larry trying to capitalize on his success.* ComicBooks: Bizarrely, Letterman was in an issue of ''Comicbook/TheAvengers'' in 1984. A parody version of Letterman ("David Endochrine") was murdered (along with his audience) by SelfDemonstrating/TheJoker in Creator/FrankMiller's ''ComicBook/TheDarkKnightReturns''.** Funny enough, David Endocrhine was voiced by Creator/ConanOBrien in the [[WesternAnimation/TheDarkKnightReturns animated adaptation.]]** Come 2015, the cast of ''[[Film/AvengersAgeofUltron Avengers: Age of Ultron]]'' would feature heavily... on Jimmy Kimmel's show. * ComplainingAboutThingsYouHaventPaidFor: Dave sometimes jokingly tries to preempt complaints from the studio audience saying things like "You didn't pay anything to get in here, you know."** Also at the midpoint of the show, Letterman would announce the guests booked for the next episode. Sometimes the audience would boo softly if it was a big name guest, leading Dave to say "Oh? Something wrong with tonight's show?"* CouchGag: The opening introduction for Dave ("And now, a man who...") was different for every episode.** Until September 2001, New York City was always introduced differently ("From New York, pony rentals not included..."). After the show's first post-9/11 episode, New York City was introduced as "The greatest city in the world". The gag would be revived towards the end of the show's run as introducing the show from pretty much anywhere.* CrapsackWorld: ...Although Letterman's openly-silly style of humor clashes with his seemingly cynical presentation just enough to cause debate on where he stands on the SlidingScaleOfIdealismVersusCynicism.* {{Crossover}}: The late [[Series/TheFrugalGourmet Jeff Smith]] almost out-Lettermans Letterman in [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGYvTspqu2c this clip]], and Paul's line might be considered GettingCrapPastTheRadar by 1991 standards.** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMfsLySxIzA Edward Woodward]] appears in this clip as Dave calls the number in ''Series/TheEqualizer'''s InUniverse ad.** ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries''' Creator/GeorgeTakei narrated "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ceek_6A-UWs Chris Elliot: Television Miracle]]".*** How do you top Drum Solo Weeks I & II? With [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w440qVTsNUo Drum Sulu Week!]]* DeadpanSnarker* {{Deconstruction}}[=/=]DeconstructiveParody* DisposableIntern: In one episode of ''The Late Show'' a man who had invented a new super-powered pogo stick is demonstrating it outside the theater. Dave has the man pogo stick over a row of interns, since even if he does accidentally hurt one it won't matter. [[note]] However, on close inspection one can see that while the jumper is jumping in a straight line the line of interns is on an angle so the final one(s) won't be hurt even if he doesn't make it. [[/note]]* DontTryThisAtHome: Warning disclaimer for many ''Late Night'' stunts in the 1980s. Occasionally subverted by Letterman with the addendum "Go to a friend's house instead."** During ''Stupid Pet Tricks'', "Please....no wagering", which in turn is subverted by ''Stupid Human Tricks'''s disclaimer "Go ahead and wager."* DrumRollPlease: All upcoming gags receive this, sometimes to intentionally anti-climactic results.** Dave often also asks Stupid Pet Trick contestants if they want a drum roll or if they think it will scare the pet.* EarlyBirdCameo: His network television debut was [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UU-PDAQWcXg as a pit reporter]] at the Indianapolis 500 in 1971.* TheEponymousShow: Letterman's first morning show on NBC was ''The David Letterman Show''. But even today, his various incarnations are all lumped together as ''The Letterman Show''.** During the second to last episode's monologue, Dave showed a series of clips from local CBS station newscasts noting Dave's retirement from ''[[Series/TheTonightShow The Tonight Show]]''* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: He ''loves'' featuring non-human primates, or, at least, people dressed as them. ** Zippy the Chimp, who would run around in the audience on ''Late Night'' with a video camera strapped to his back for the "Late Night Monkey Cam."** That clip of the sneezing monkey** "Can a Guy in a Gorilla Suit Get Into a Feature Film?"** Of course, one of the many lines he adopted from Johnny Carson: "I wouldn't give this guy's troubles to [[CrowdSong a monkey on a rock!"]].* {{Expy}}: Jay Leno's "Headlines" is the exact same bit as Letterman's "Small Town News"...except Leno copies the articles (''other people's works'') and sells them in book form.** Letterman's "Small Town News" predates "Headlines" by approximately 10 years. It can be argued that they both stole the concept from Creator/SteveAllen's Tonight Show.** To his credit, Letterman has always credited Allen for inspiration for a number of the ''Late Night/Late Show'' spots such his Suit of Alka-Seltzer being an {{Expy}} of Allen's Suit of Teabags.* FakeBand: In 1999, Letterman used the faux BoyBand "Fresh Step" to mock groups like the Music/BackstreetBoys and Music/{{NSYNC}}.* {{Foil}}: During the rare times that Music/{{Madonna}} was allowed to come on, she would happily ruin Letterman's planned schedule of events via grandstanding and showboating. This was likely out of revenge for Dave introducing her as someone who "[[ReallyGetsAround slept with]] some of the biggest names in the entertainment industry."** Perhap's Dave most mis-timed joke happened one evening in 1989, when he welshed on a restaurant bill and left his unsuspecting dinner partner (OprahWinfrey) to pay, ho ho. Oprah froze him out for almost twenty years (and it was suggested, by Creator/RogerEbert and other guests, that many doors were shut to Letterman as a result), but eventually accepted Dave's three bajillioth apology. They are now friends again.** Music/{{Cher}} famously called him an "asshole" during an interview, to his face.** In what is becoming a rite of passage for pop stars, Music/LadyGaga [[SniffSniffNom ate his note cards]] after Dave asked about her lingerie buying habits.* FourthWallMailSlot: "Viewer Mail" on ''Late Night'', "CBS Mailbag" on ''Late Show''* FreakOut: Dave was witness to Craig Nicholls from Music/TheVines having one of the biggest freak-outs ever during a 2003 appearance, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBKm966ACdQ creating some incredibly uncomfortable television]] in the process. Even ''Dave'' couldn't play that one off. [[note]]It later turned out Nicholls has UsefulNotes/AspergerSyndrome.[[/note]] * FrivolousLawsuit[=/=][[DisneyOwnsThisTrope [=NBC=] Owns This Trope]]: When Letterman left for CBS, NBC threatened one over the "intellectual property" of Stupid Pet Tricks and the Top Ten list, until both Letterman and Leno's mockery embarrassed them out of it. Among the problems with the lawsuit: Top ten lists had been [[OlderThanTheyThink done for years by people before Letterman]], and [[WhatAnIdiot Letterman actually owned the Stupid Pet Tricks property from an earlier show of his]].** Then-current NBC anchor Tom Brokaw made a surprise appearance during Letterman's first CBS monologue and took one of the cue cards, claiming the jokes were NBC intellectual property.** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ObJzT7dI-Ws After asking Johnny Carson if he can use "Stump the Band"]], Johnny quips "''Stump the Band''? Sure, I can hardly claim that as intellectual property!".* FunnyForeigner: ''Late Show'' has their foreign correspondent Graham Fenwick-Jones, who speaks almost without exception in impenetrable British slang with no subtitles.* GameShow: Dave appeared on many games from about 1975-80, and occasionally says "[[Series/{{Concentration}} Not a match, the board goes back.]]" when a joke falls flat. He's also done several parodies, which you can watch on the GameShowAppearance page.** Dave opened the February 18th 2015 show's monologue by introducing a shot of the audience and saying "[[Series/LetsMakeADeal These people, dressed as they are]]..."** Dave also hosted a disastrous GameShow pilot from Creator/BobStewart called ''The Riddlers'' (which was a reworking of Stewart's earlier ''Series/{{Jackpot}}''). The pilot has been shown on Creator/{{GSN}}, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHJDu-hPhDo and here]] you can see him talk with [=Michael McKean=] about it.* GenreDeconstruction: Letterman's entire schtick is based around deconstructing the traditional TV talk show and its conventions.* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Fairly often, usually followed by Dave saying [[BlatantLies "I don't even know what that means"]].* GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere: As part of the show's RuleOfFunny, many times someone will just walk over to Dave, say something insulting, and promptly disappear and never be seen or referenced again.* GreetingGestureConfusion: In 2012, he took to fist-bumping some of his guests, specifically the "exploding" variety. Most of the time his guests are confused - often thinking he's going for a traditional handshake - but every once in a while someone (who has probably been prepped beforehand, or is a regular viewer) joins in on both the bump and the explosion, at which point Dave is both impressed and amused. ** The infamous "GE Corporate Handshake". In 1986, after General Electric bought NBC, Letterman tried to start his relationship with his new employers on the right foot by delivering a fruit basket to GE's corporate headquarters. Security told him he needed official approval to enter the building. After getting tired of waiting he walked into the lobby, where he was confronted by a manager who told him to turn his camera off. When Dave and director Hal Gurnee both tried to shake the manager's hand, the manager held out his hand, then quickly pulled it away.* GuestHost: Letterman became famous as Johnny Carson's guest host on ''Series/TheTonightShow''. Much later in his career, Letterman would have heart surgery and a bout with shingles that led to famous guest hosts for his show, like Regis Philbin, Creator/BruceWillis, Creator/BillCosby, Creator/WillFerrell, Creator/JimmyFallon, Music/ElvisCostello, Creator/AdamSandler, Tom Green, Megan Mullaly, Vince Vaughn, and Bonnie Hunt.* {{Jerkass}}: Letterman's interview style was often charitably described as "acerbic" in his early days. Music/{{Cher}} told him that for years she didn't want to come back on his show because she thought he was "an asshole".* JumpingOutOfACake: Bill Murray on the second to last ''[[Series/TheLateShow Late Show]]'' episode.* LampshadeHanging: His explaining away jokes that didn't work.* LeftItIn: Letterman frequently says "We'll edit that out later." They never do.* LittleKnownFacts: "Fun Facts".* LogoJoke: The first airing of ''Late Show'' was prefaced with the Creator/{{CBS}} ID of the era playing as normal, except Dave said "This is CBS" instead of the usual V/O guy, and he actually appeared midway through the ID.-->'''Dave''' (''in another promo in front of the eye''): Don't you think that eye thing is.....kinda creepy?* LovelyAssistant: Grinder Girl and Hula Hoop Girl in "Will It Float?"** The pair may also be an example of {{Ascended Extra}}s as well Ś both originally showed up in an earlier recurring sketch called "Is This Anything?", during which the audience was treated to a few seconds of someone's offbeat act, after which Dave and Paul would decide whether the act was "anything" worthwhile. ...They really liked Grinder Girl and Hula Hoop Girl.* ManOnFire: When [[Film/ManOnFire the movie of the same name]] was coming out, Dave would have a guy running around the stage screaming with his shirt on fire until he ran to the back and the fire was extinguished.* MediumAwareness* MemeticPsychopath: Invoked, as Letterman for a time had a bit called "[[Series/DoctorPhil Dr. Phil]]'s Words of Wisdom", which were quick out of context clips from his show, including such quotes as "Let's just kick her ass," "Children hate me," and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking "I would eat some Fruity Pebbles if I got hungry enough."]] Usually, Dave would end the bit by saying, "Someday they're going to close down that little parlor game and put that man in jail."* MustMakeAmends: In October of 1993, Creator/BillHicks made his last TV appearance before his death, on ''Late Night,'' and performed a set that didn't make it to air due to its content. Bill was, uh, [[BerserkButton not pleased with this,]] and made no secret of his bitterness during his final months. Sixteen years later, on January 30, 2009, Dave discussed the incident, took the blame for the decision, and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1NTmnG0hmA had an interview with Bill's mother, Mary Hicks]], where he profusely apologized. He then presented Bill's unaired set in its entirety.* OnceASeason: Every time [[UsefulNotes/JewishHolidays Rosh Hashanah (the Jewish New Year)]] comes along, Dave mentions what year it is on the Jewish Calendar (this year will be 5774), and that he's still writing the previous year on his checks, with Paul saying "You crazy nut."** He makes similar jokes about the Chinese New Year, mentioning that it's the year of some particular animal, and say that he's still writing the previous animal on his checks.* OneExtraMember: On the "Small Town News" segment, one of Dave's self-described favorite categories of news is things like "Classical Trio performs" with a picture of 4-6 members.* OnlySaneMan* OrphanedPunchLine: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNn60k4N9rU This clip]] from a 1985 episode has guest Johnny Carson delivering the punchline to a joke that he'd started on ''Series/TheTonightShow'' earlier that night: "And the man says to Mrs. O'Hara, 'I'm not so sure about that, he got out three times to go to the bathroom'." [[note]] The first part of the joke -- A man knocks on the door of Mrs. O'Hara and says, "I'm sorry to be the one to tell you, but your husband died today after falling into a vat of beer." Mrs. O'Hara says, "Oh no! Well...at least he died quickly." [[/note]]** Once he and Paul had been talking about "Ventriloquists' Week" and he threw in, "Wednesday we'll be having Dick Cheney and UsefulNotes/GeorgeWBush!"* PlayingWithATrope* PoliticiansKissBabies: ''The Late Show with David Letterman'': In a joke about New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, Letterman said when running for office Christie "got confused. Kissed a blintz, ate a baby!"** Another ''Letterman'' gag: in "[[TopTenList Top 10]] signs [then Presidential candidate] Herman Cain is losing it."--->Kissed a picture of himself and signed a baby* PrecisionFStrike: In re Leonard Tepper walking out in a giant squirrel costume:-->'''DAVE''': "I know what you're thinking. This (bleep) better be funny."* TheRival: Jay "Big Jaw" Leno became this after he beat Letterman out as Carson's successor on ''Tonight'', and Dave moved to CBS to compete directly with Leno in the 11:30 PM slot. The bad blood resurfaced in 2009 after some of the worst ExecutiveMeddling of all time caused Leno to first move out of ''The Tonight Show'' and then back in after less than a year because of failing ratings. Letterman joined many others in accusing Leno of "reneging" on his previously-announced "retirement," although the move had been largely forced on Leno and he only returned after his ostensible successor, Creator/ConanOBrien (who had earlier succeeded Letterman himself on NBC's ''Late Night'' show), had already decided to leave. Despite the bump in Letterman's ratings the events caused, he still tends to come in behind Leno's.** Although Leno has gotten mileage out of occasional Letterman scandals (notably revelations of Letterman's affair with a staffer), he has been much less inclined to attack Letterman than Letterman has been to attack him. The former friends' relationship remains strained, although Leno has expressed willingness to mend fences.** For his part Letterman has expressed grudging respect for Leno's skills, characterizing him as a great standup comic. Letterman has never considered himself as such, which is why he stopped touring basically as soon as he could get a TV show.** During a 2012 interview with " fellow Leno victim" Conan O'brien, both got their shots in, Letterman stating that in the 70s all the stand up comedy circuit admired Leno's talent, but all knew that deep down he was just 'a big brat' whenever he wanted something.** Lampshaded to hilarious effect in a promo aired during Super Bowl XLIV.** ''[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msC3uu4KZbg Law & Order: Jay Leno Victims Unit]]''.* RuleOfFunny: The engine that powers the show.* RunningGag: Often used to the point of being [[OverlyLongGag intentionally unfunny]] and arguably bordering on LampshadeHanging.** One of Dave's more notable phrases, used when a joke falls flat, is "Not a match, the board goes back" Ś a phrase that should be familiar to anyone who has ever been thanked for playing ''Series/{{Concentration}}''.** The "Countdown until Bernie Madoff's Release".** [[ItMakesSenseInContext "It's always the horn section!"]]** Dave: "Hal, can you (do something technical), for us?" Hal: "Sure, Dave" Dave: (To the audience) "Our director, Hal Gurtner." Hal: "That's Gurnee, Dave." Dave: "Oh, right! Gurnee!"** Constant reference to his unruly hair, often pretending it was actually a wig.* SadClown: He's famously guarded about discussing his private life, but in interviews during his final weeks on the air he candidly talked about his long struggles with depression and alcoholism when he was younger.* {{Satire}}* SelfDeprecation: All the damn time, especially when the TopTenList is read by any kind of guests. It will ALWAYS include some reference to the guests wanting to be on Leno or a comment on how old Dave is.** His notoriously unsuccessful stint hosting the [[UsefulNotes/AcademyAwardsCeremonies 1995 Oscars]] immediately became joke fodder on ''The Late Show''. Two years afterward he turned up on the Oscars again in a parody of ''Film/TheEnglishPatient'' that climaxed a montage of spoofs featuring that year's host, Billy Crystal. Crystal finds himself running for his life from a crashing plane piloted by Dave, who suggests that Billy use the "[[Creator/OprahWinfrey Oprah]]...[[Creator/UmaThurman Uma]]" bit that more or less summed up how badly Dave bombed.** In response to NBC putting up a billboard in New York City proclaiming ''The Tonight Show'' the #1 show in late night, Letterman had CBS [[http://media3.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/photo/gallery/090529/GAL-09May29-2110/media/PHO-09May29-163805.jpg put up a bigger billboard]], declaring his show #3 in late night. (At the time, ABC's ''Nightline'' finished in second.)* ShoutOut: Along with the Johnny Carson and Steve Allen references mentioned above:** The World's Most Dangerous Band is a reference to 1960s-1970s pro wrestler Wrestling/DickTheBruiser, whose RedBaron was "The World's Most Dangerous Wrestler" and was the owner and top star of the World Wrestling Association in Dave's hometown of Indianapolis, IN.** The "CBS Mailbag" segment opened with Perry [=Como=]'s [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/We_Get_Letters "We Get Letters."]]** The first episode of ''Late Night'' in 1982 opened with Larry "Bud" Melman delivering a slightly reworded version of the famous opening monologue from ''[[Film/Frankenstein1931 Frankenstein]]''.* TheShowMustGoOn: While New York City hunkered down for the imminent arrival of Hurricane Sandy in October 2012, the show was recorded without a studio audience and a skeleton crew. A mannequin was "operating" one of the cameras and an intern held up handwritten text cards for the Top Ten List. (Creator/JimmyFallon, also in NYC, did a similar show.)* ShowWithinAShow: Chris Elliott's ''The Fugitive Guy'' complete with opening and closing credits, theme song, 'Tonight's Episode' Quinn Martin type titles, and a final episode in which Dave and Chris hunt down The One Legged Man.* {{Sideboob}}: On this VerySpecialEpisode, the audience (and later all of Manhattan via the Jumbotron) gets a [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UUqwrpw3uA quick shot of Drew Barrymore's side boob]], while Birthday Boy Letterman gets to enjoy the full effect.* SomethingCompletelyDifferent[=/=]ShowWithinAShow: ''Late Night'' would sometimes stage an entire episode in a bizarre, novel way.** One night, he pretended it was ''The Morning Show with Dave & Tawny'' (perhaps a statement on his ill-fated eponymous 1980 series)...and actually [[WhatCouldHaveBeen seemed like a pretty decent idea]].*** Apparently Dave himself was very impressed with this episode. Generally when he would announce that the next night's episode was a repeat, he'd say it's "Just a lousy re-run, don't bother tuning in". But when announcing "The Morning Show" episode's re-showing, he suggested people giving it another viewing.** On another occasion, he let the audience vote via applause for a "custom-built show". The resulting episode featured the theme from Gilligan's Island, Dave and his guests sitting in lawn chairs, Larry "Bud" Melman walking through 30 Rock in a bear suit, and closing credits with the names of the members of that night's studio audience** Still another episode was an "upside-down show" where the camera rotated 360 degrees throughout the course of the hour.** Not to mention the 4 AM show, which was taped at, you guessed it, 4 in the morning. The show featured an introduction from UsefulNotes/HillaryClinton, Dave entering on a horse, rat catching in the streets of Manhattan, and a guided tour of one of the guest's neighbourhood.* StalkerWithACrush: In the late '80s, a mentally ill woman named Margaret Mary Ray began stalking him, believing that they were in a romantic relationship. Letterman made some jokes about it, but upon her finally being sent to jail, he stated that he felt nothing but sympathy for her condition.* StealthPun: A staple of Letterman comedy, especially in Top Ten Lists.* StrawFan: Predominantly used by Letterman to mock his audience in the "Viewer Mail" segments.* StudioAudience: Often had a love/hate relationship with Letterman in the mid-1980s; they're all adoration, all the time nowadays.* [[ImpossiblyCoolClothes Suit Of Awesome]]: For a while in the 80s David had a number of special suits. Sitting in a giant bowl he was doused with barrels of milk while wearing a Suit of Rice Krispies; Hoisted by a crane he was placed in a giant glass of water wearing a Suit of Alka-Seltzer; And perhaps most famous of all - he jumped off a trampoline on to a wall while wearing a Suit of Velcro to see if he'd stick. He did. As Letterman himself freely admitted, these were inspired by Steve Allen, who during his run as host of ''TheTonightShow'', once sat in a giant tea cup with warm water and 200 lemon wedges while wearing a Suit of Teabags.* SwivelChairAntics: Dave and Paul have raced down the halls of NBC on fire extinguisher powered office chairs.* TakeThat: The {{Top Ten List}}s sometimes employ this. The October 4, 2010 list, "Rick Sanchez' Top Ten Excuses," in re Sanchez' anti-Semitic comments about Creator/JonStewart from Creator/{{CNN}} on September 30, included at Number 4, "Trying to impress Creator/MelGibson."* TalkShow** TheTalkShowWithHostName* TeensAreMonsters: "Dwight the Troubled Teen" skits.* TitleConfusion: ''The Late Show'' is often mistakenly referred to as ''Late Night'' and vice versa. In reality, ''Late Night'' still exists at NBC and is hosted by Creator/SethMeyers.** It gets worse...during the second to last episode's monologue, Dave showed a series of clips from local CBS station newscasts (his own network no less) noting Dave's retirement from ''[[Series/TheTonightShow The Tonight Show]]''* TopTenList: Perhaps Letterman's best-known Trope. An attempt to eradicate all of those insipid "top ten lists" forever, from the inside, by making lists so intentionally lame that the phenomenon would die on the spot. [[SpringtimeForHitler Ironically]], though, the Top Ten actually became one of Letterman's most popular bits, and is his hallmark to this day.* TVStrikes: Letterman circumvented the 2007 WGA strike by negotiating a special deal that allowed his writers to return to work early.* Website/{{Twitter}}: Dave has composed tweets in mid-show, in full GrumpyOldMan mode commenting sarcastically about how "this is so much easier than a phone call" and spelling out the words "Hash Tag" in the tweet itself.* UnfortunateNames: For a month in 1995, Dave was absolutely obsessed with a gas station employee from Saskatchewan named Dick Assman. Yes, you read that right. He eventually even got the guy on the phone, first talking to his business partner before saying "I'd love to keep talking to you, but your name isn't silly enough."* [[UnresolvedSexualTension [=UST=]]]: Between Dave and Creator/JuliaRoberts, of all people. Also with Gillian Anderson in [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2Z8UvXjgG8 this]] appearance.* VacationEpisode: The crew once spent a week in London, which also marked the only time the series has seen the light of British terrestrial television - [[Creator/TheBBC BBC2]] aired those episodes.** He did a week of shows in LA in 1994, during which Johnny Carson made a couple cameos that turned out to be his final television appearances.* VanityPlate: Letterman's company, Worldwide Pants, has a vanity plate that is memorable for the non-sequiteur phrases announced during the display of the plate.* VitriolicBestBuds: Dave has had this relationship with several guests, most notably Regis Philbin and Charles Grodin.* WorkedShoot: Letterman's infamous interview with actor/comedian Wrestling/AndyKaufman and pro wrestler Wrestling/JerryLawler has been confirmed as a staged event in the intervening years, though only Lawler and Kaufman knew what was going to happen. Dave's disastrous chat with Crispin Glover, on the other hand, appears to be all too real.** Dave wasn't in on Creator/JoaquinPhoenix's bizarre in-character appearance in 2009, but Joaquin's subtle {{Corpsing}} at a couple of Letterman's quips probably tipped him off as to what was going on (He was pretending to have a CreatorBreakdown as a commentary that CelebrityIsOverrated). In a later appearance Phoenix pointed out that he actually broke character at the very end, getting up and shaking his hand with surprising energy compared to the lethargic interview.* WritingAroundTrademarks: Due to NBC owning the names (but not the formats) to several of Letterman's skits.** The World's Most Dangerous Band [=-->=] The CBS Orchestra. [[note]](The band didn't really have a name until around 1987, when Letterman pointed out that the line "with Paul Shaffer and the band" in his opening announcement sounded weak compared to "with Doc Severinsen and The NBC Orchestra" on ''The Tonight Show''. They went with "Paul Shaffer and The NBC Orchestra" for a few shows before debuting "The World's Most Dangerous Band". That makes "CBS Orchestra" a ShoutOut, CallBack and TakeThat all at the same time.)[[/note]]** Viewer Mail [=-->=] CBS Mailbag.** The Top Ten List [=-->=] The Late Show Top Ten List.** Larry "Bud" Melman [=-->=] Calvert [=DeForest=].* YourFavorite: Dave once had his Mother on the show to demonstrate how she made his favorite snack Ś Fried Bologna Sandwiches.----->''"Now, stay tuned for [[Creator/CraigFerguson Craig]] [[Series/TheLateLateShow Ferguson!]] This is Alan Kalter speaking! Good night, everybody!"''->''''[[LogoJoke Who wants pants!]]''''----


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hi im new to the tropical fish hobby,and having a lot of time and entertainment in doing so
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nitrats,and amonia
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welcome, if there are any questions feel free to ask
i bought some guppies the other day from a pet shop 2 days later 1 of them died,day after another 2 died,and when i woke up this morning one of my old guppies had died to,i feel abit helpless,as im new to this.
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we put an air stone in a few days ago,has loads of bubbles,but the not popping strat away,
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was just wondering what i could do to save the rest of them :(
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sorry forgot to add them,,amonia level is 2.1,ph level is 6.5,and nitrants is 0.1mg
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have you asked your local pet store what equipment they had you will probably need some chemistry kits to fix this. ph and ammonia are linked so maybe change your ph
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i havnt asked them,cause every fish i have got from there have died all the other 1's that are still alive i bought from aquarium place
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it could be,just the fish from there,what about the nitrite,the amonia was on a higher level than that,but it is coming down niclely
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sorry to be a pain,but would rather do it properly then have no fish at all,and thx for all the help your giving me
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If I were ever impeached, I would want Terry McAuliffe at my side.
I mention this because McAuliffe's friendship with former President Bill Clinton is one of the things being held against him as he runs for governor of Virginia.
In descriptions of McAuliffe, "happy" is often followed by "go-lucky," which reduces his gravitas despite a career spanning four decades that includes stints as the founder of a driveway-paving company (at age 14), a banker, a real estate developer, a venture capitalist, chairman of the Democratic National Committee and, most recently, chairman of a troubled electric carmaker. He's the groomsman (fundraiser), never the groom (elected official), the excitable puppy who will do anything to raise a dime or close a deal.
As with all caricatures, this one has some basis in fact. He once wrestled an alligator to secure a $15,000 contribution for President Jimmy Carter, which landed him and the reptile on the cover of Life. He got the DNC out of debt with a $578 million haul, arranged the primary calendar in Democrats' favor and created "Demzilla," a database of 170 million voters.
With his Rolodex of 18,632 names, he has turned business contacts into contributors and vice versa (making millions, for instance, after investing in the Internet company Global Crossing Ltd.). In 2000, he broke fundraising records with a single event, pulling in $26.3 million for a tribute to Bill Clinton.
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That picture of McAuliffe helped kill his 2009 run at the Virginia governorship. He was defeated in the primary by a quiet state senator, Creigh Deeds, who went on to lose the general election to a conservative Republican, Bob McDonnell, whose attorney general, Ken Cuccinelli, is McAuliffe's opponent this year.
McAuliffe worked against type this time. In 2009, he kept boxes of his rollicking, good-times memoir to hand out. This year, the tome is nowhere in sight.
While campaigning this past weekend, his natural ebullience was so tamped down he could have been on a listening tour. Standing next to President Barack Obama on Nov. 3 in a Virginia suburb, McAuliffe was the cool one.
But a week earlier, the Big Dog was around for a weekend of campaigning across the state, and the old, irrationally exuberant McAuliffe was back. Like a proud dad passing the torch to an impatient son, Clinton came to the VFW hall in Dale City, Virginia, and man-hugged the guy for whom no hour was too late for a visit or a game of hearts.
Clinton carefully tucked the folder with his notes under his arm so he could reverse roles and lead the applause for his protege. "Terry's gotten so good on the stump, I don't think he needs me anymore."
The corruption scandals that have swirled around the Virginia governor's mansion have so weighed on Cuccinelli that he now tries to make it seem like he never even met his boss. But getting distance is tough: Cuccinelli accepted money from the same sketchy character, Jonnie R. Williams, who allegedly got personal help with state regulators for his dietary-supplement company from the governor and his wife. While McDonnell apologized and returned the money, Cuccinelli hasn't followed suit. Continuing investigations and lawsuits keep the Williams case in the news.
This has diminished the impact of Cuccinelli's campaign ads that accuse McAuliffe of unsavory business dealings. He would have been on more fertile ground had the biggest corruption story of the campaign -- purportedly involving McAuliffe -- turned out to be true. In fact, it was so untrue that the Associated Press fired the reporter and editor responsible for publishing the story.
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In the last month of campaigning, the Republicans' shutdown of the government swallowed what was left of Cuccinelli's efforts. It cost the economy an estimated $24 billion, and it hurt northern Virginia, with its heavy contingent of government workers and private contractors, especially hard.
Even as McAuliffe goes into today's election with a lead of 6 to 12 points, his caricature is already taking away from his expected victory. According to the conventional wisdom, McAuliffe won't so much win as Cuccinelli will lose. Republicans are whispering that McAuliffe's victory isn't a defeat for the embattled party, or the triumph of a liberal Democrat, but represents only the failings of one ultraconservative candidate with specific problems.
Kaflooey. Cuccinelli is cut from the same cloth as McDonnell, who proposed requiring women seeking abortions to be subjected to vaginal probes. That's what passes for mainstream Virginia Republican thought these days. Cuccinelli favors so-called personhood bills that would outlaw some methods of birth control and measures that would prevent couples with children from obtaining a no-fault divorce. He was one of only three attorneys general who didn't join a bipartisan effort to reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act. Among women, Cuccinelli is likely to lose so big (58 percent to 34 percent, according to a Washington Post poll) that even a large turnout of older white men in southwestern Virginia won't save him.
To counteract the two Clintons, one president and one vice president who deployed on behalf of McAuliffe, Cuccinelli has brought in conservative all-stars: Governors Bobby Jindal and Scott Walker, and Senators Marco Rubio, Rand Paul and Ted Cruz. Now, he's counting on his hatred of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act to salvage his campaign.
Cuccinelli is one of the most unfortunate candidates to come along in a while. Happy-go-lucky McAuliffe gets lucky again.
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BRISTOL/MIDDLEBURY — As a student at Middlebury College, Gertrude Lathrop helped pay tuition by working as a waitress and house cleaner.
"Jobs were scarce," she recalled in a recent interview at her home in Bristol.
The state of the job market should not be surprising, since Lathrop attended the college from 1930 to 1934, the height of the Great Depression.
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Aimee McGinnis joined your CVBA Staff officially as of January 1st, 2016 as the new Administrative Assistant, as Nancy begins partial retirement. She comes to this office with nearly 25 years of ministry experience in various positions in churches in both Abilene and San Angelo. She and her family have been members at Lake View Baptist Church for 15 years since moving to San Angelo, and she was Ministry Assistant for the last year and a half in 2014-2015. Prior to that, her career of better than 25 years was in Healthcare Administration. Aimee is a writer, singer and speaker and has one book currently self-published, with the hopes of publishing more.
She is a married mom of 7 children of a blended family, with 9 grandchildren as well. Lovingly, they are known as the "Zoo Crew"!
Jeff Box has been the CVBA Director since September 1, 2013. A native of San Angelo and a graduate of Lake View High School he is excited about ministering in his hometown. He held his first ministry position in the summer of 1975 and has served as a youth minister, Baptist Student Ministry Director (20 years), interim pastor and senior pastor mainly in the Panhandle, South Plains and West Texas regions.
He is married to Odessa native Evelyn and they have two married children and two grandkids.
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825 N Main St
San Angelo, Texas 76903
(325) 653-4898 office
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