Documents tagged "Eddie"
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The image appears to be a collage of three distinct photographs placed on what seems to be a notebook page or a piece of paper. The upper left photograph features a handwritten note that reads, "What you have done in the past is not what you will do tomorrow" with a signature at the bottom that resembles "Yves Carlier." In the central part of the collage, there's a small photograph depicting four individuals, possibly musicians or band members, wearing similar attire and posing together for the picture. The background of this photo is blurred but gives an impression of an outdoor setting with a brick structure visible. Lastly, on the lower left side, another photograph is displayed. It shows a person who could be identified as "Eddie" based on handwritten text present in the image. This individual is seated and appears to be holding or interacting with some musical instruments, indicating they might be associated with music or performance. The style of the photographs suggests a personal or historical significance, possibly related to music, events, or people from the past. The overall composition of the collage gives it an intimate and nostalgic feel.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029752.txt
This document is an email from Jokeland@aol.com to himself and others, titled "a JokeLand E-Mail" sent on May 9, 2015. The email includes a couple of jokes: one about a guy and a hooker in Atlantic City and another about sumo wrestlers shaving their legs. The email also mentions a comedy show featuring Jackie Martling and a "The JokeLand E-Mail List" with contact information for the Broadway Comedy Club in New York.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_023550.txt
The document is a JokeLand E-Mail with jokes and topics like hookers in Atlantic City, sumo wrestlers, lesbians, comedy stories from 1979 featuring Jackie Martling, Bill Maher, Eddie Murphy, the Jade Fountain in Paramus, New Jersey, and Hal Ennis. It also includes information about a show at Broadway Comedy Club starting July 13th and mentions Mrs. Hartke's husband who went to Florida with his mistress. Additionally, it encourages following Jackie Martling on Twitter for daily jokes.