- 04/20/06 Market St. People - posted by Roy Thomas
- 04/20/06 Re: Market St. People - posted by PHIL
- 04/20/06 Re: Market St. People - posted by Judy Hitzeman
- 04/20/06 Re: Market St. People - posted by Roy Thomas
- 04/20/06 Re: Market St. People - posted by Karyn Ann Bosso
- 04/20/06 Re: Market St. People - posted by Frank Grant
- 04/21/06 Re: Market St. People - posted by Rosie
- 04/21/06 Re: Market St. People - posted by jb
- 04/21/06 Re: Market St. People - posted by Frank Grant
- 04/21/06 Re: Market St. People - posted by John Martini
- 04/21/06 Re: Market St. People - posted by Kenn
- 04/21/06 Re: Market St. People/summer buzz cuts - posted by Paul Judge
- 04/21/06 Re: Market St. People/summer buzz cuts - posted by Roy Thomas
- 04/21/06 Re: Market St. People/summer buzz cuts - posted by jb
- 04/21/06 The amazing and sad story of Schlitze - posted by jb
- 04/21/06 Re: The amazing and sad story of Schlitze - posted by Rosie
- 04/21/06 Re: The amazing and sad story of Schlitze - posted by Rick
- 04/22/06 Re: Market St. People - posted by Frank Grant
- 04/23/06 Re: The amazing and sad story of Schlitze - posted by patrick
- 04/23/06 Re: Market St. People/summer buzz cuts - posted by Gloria
- 04/24/06 Re: Market St. People/summer buzz cuts - posted by Cathy
- 04/24/06 Re: Market St. People/summer buzz cuts - posted by jb
- 04/24/06 Re: Market St. People/summer buzz cuts - posted by patrick
- 04/24/06 Re: Market St. People/summer buzz cuts - posted by patrick
- 04/25/06 Re: Market St. People/summer buzz cuts - posted by Roy Thomas
- 04/26/06 Re: Market St. People/summer buzz cuts - posted by patrick
- 05/21/06 Re: Market St. People - posted by don paolino
- 06/21/09 Re: Market St. People, photos - posted by Sitton
- 06/21/09 Re: Market St. People, photos - posted by Jo Anne Q.
04/21/06
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posted by Roy Thomas
Re: The summer buzzcut... Garibaldi predates my experience, but I do remember that in my time the summer pruning was called a "schlitzi."
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