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    ACCLAIMED BRITISH hip-hop artist The Streets, real name Mike Skinner, performed at Pomona's Glass House on Wednesday and, during a fun set that saw every member of the band crowd-surf, bantered with fans from the stage, according to a couple of friends who attended. "What's Pomona like? You're going to have to tell me ... It's not like I can find out about Pomona on TV. It's not like they talk about Pomona on 'Entourage." He expressed amazement that the all-ages club doesn't serve alcohol. Full Article at Daily Bulletin
    What's Pomona like? You're going to have to tell me ... It's not like I can find out about Pomona on TV. It's not like they talk about Pomona on 'Entourage.
    Mike Skinner – Mike Skinner SOURCE: Daily Bulletin 1 month ago
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  2. DeThoreau's Second Theorem and the use of Karnaugh maps
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  3. I read your column and your blog.
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  4. Will somebody go back there and get me one?
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  5. What do they serve at the bar? Crisps?
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  6. Pretzels? I don't think I've ever had a pretzel in my whole life
    Mike Skinner – Mike Skinner SOURCE: Daily Bulletin 1 month ago

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