Top 7 of 77

Coming soon!

In the meantime, mail me your "top 7" — the only rule is there's no rule. You could send me your top 7 places you like to get grilled cheese sandwiches if you want, except that I would call you a blasphemer, because there is only one place to get grilled cheese sandwiches.

Anyway, send me your "top 7" and I will have it up here before you can finish your next grilled cheese, give or take a sandwich or two.

4 Comments »

  1. what is the origin of the term spirit of 77?

    last week my uncle age 85 died. he was a wwII B24 bomber pilot. i just learned the name of his plane was Spirit of 77…but i dont know what it signifies
    help

  2. Federline's Girl said,

    1. Frozen Margaritas at the VMA’s
    2. Rum and Coke at NoBu
    3. Sky Vodka at LAX
    4. Fuzzy Navels in my back yard
    5. Wine Coolers at the Beach (with a bag of cheetos of course)
    6. Mango Daquris at the Standard Hotel Downtown
    7. Champagne in my Stretch Limo on the way to a party

  3. Faith said,

    1. Triple Tall Egg Nog Latte – Starbucks
    2. Triple Tall Non Fat Extra Dry Cappuccino – Starbucks
    3. Vietnemese Iced Coffee – Wendy’s II in Tacoma
    4. Espresso and Pain Au Chocolate at the Paris Hotel in Las Vegas
    5. Chicory Coffee and Beinegts from New Orleans.
    6. Mocha Shake – Coffee People
    7. Fabulous Coffee Cooler – Coffee People

  4. Dennis Kender said,

    11-16-08

    Hi;

    My wife’s uncle was a mechanic for the B-24 Liberator named
    “Spirit of ‘77″. The aircraft was in the 446th Bomb Group, 705 Bomb Squadron.
    US Army Air Force (8th Air Force) Bungay, England.
    Serial number 42 – 7607

    My wife’s uncle named the plane and did the art work.

    I would like to know the name of your uncle the pilot.

    The plane went down over liberated France on Jan. 1, 1945

    If you would like to know more send e-mail
    directly to Dennis Kender


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