University of Maryland Extension
Waits, who is almost 44, looks remarkably fit for a fellow who was recently seen portraying a weathered alcoholic limousine driver in Robert Altman's new film "Short Cuts," and before that chewing bugs in Francis Ford Coppola's "Dracula." In his porkpie hat, black leather jacket, white T-shirt, tattoos and motorcycle boots, he looks exactly like Tom Waits, the Troubadour whose mid-70's albums, "The Heart of Saturday Night," "Nighthawks at the Diner" and "Small Change," celebrated a fugitive roadside America of short-order waitresses, beatniks and barflies, and established him as one of pop music's most distinctive voices
Rated 5 out of 5 Alex Stevens Bold and good taste Rated 5 out of 5 Cory McCartney Great smokes
Simply screw off the top and it's a pipe - nobody will know
The circular pacing that's needed to use this power would be pretty conspicuous if he began doing it to every tree in order to test whether he's being spied on
