If it’s Boeing, I’m not going.
History
I say, madam. Would you be so kind as to join me on the Steamboat Natchez?
Thamesmead: The town of tomorrow. Welcoming you now.
Three to get ready, now go go, cat, go.
“To have more, we must produce more. To produce more, we must know more.”
The more than 400 genuine Titanic artifacts in galleries display in The Titanic Museum Attraction at Pigeon Forge.
We are all flawed, and it is in our imperfections that we find our beauty.
Belvedere 21. So good, it was named twice. True art lovers don’t just stick to walls or statues. They know that there is just as much excellence outside.
Stratocruiser to Hawaii, my love. Come fly with me.
Do you want sweeping views of the mountains, hot springs and has an abundance of wildlife? Nelson!
Visit The Motor City. Detroit is calling your name.
Sofa versus mud. It’s your choice.
Walt Disney loved rail. His parks are full of them. If it’s good enough for Walt, it’s good enough for us.
Figaro, Figaro, Figaro, go go go!
Goodbye old chap. See you on the next resurrection.
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