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sorry I've been gone for a couple days, I was helping put together the services for my friends.
Ron Jeremy is going to deilver the eulogy for Marilyn. Bring the kleenex, he's quite the speaker.
Harry Kallas has left us as well, and last week, one of the great nick names of all time dies.
Marvin The Human Eraser Webster has left this vale of tears.
I am overwhemled. Fahklempt, if you will.
Ron Jeremy is going to deilver the eulogy for Marilyn. Bring the kleenex, he's quite the speaker.
Harry Kallas has left us as well, and last week, one of the great nick names of all time dies.
Marvin The Human Eraser Webster has left this vale of tears.
I am overwhemled. Fahklempt, if you will.

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Today, unfortunately, clothier
mourns the death of Bea Arthur.

And, tomorrow and as a tribute, he will order
the IHOP pancake which tastes like a shoe.
mourns the death of Bea Arthur.

And, tomorrow and as a tribute, he will order
the IHOP pancake which tastes like a shoe.

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I posted this elsewhere, but since you brought it up....
Yes, I know that you hate all things Mel Brooks, but, the lovely and talented Ms. Arthur makes my favorite on-screen appearance at approximately the 1:30 mark.
I had a friend who was recently laid off and he would tell me that he was "going to see Bea Arthur," which I took for some other kind of euphemism until I saw this clip.
For those that care, I would grade the video clip as PG-13, so keep that in mind if you are viewing in the office with the audio turned way up or with the little kiddies around.
Yes, I know that you hate all things Mel Brooks, but, the lovely and talented Ms. Arthur makes my favorite on-screen appearance at approximately the 1:30 mark.
I had a friend who was recently laid off and he would tell me that he was "going to see Bea Arthur," which I took for some other kind of euphemism until I saw this clip.
For those that care, I would grade the video clip as PG-13, so keep that in mind if you are viewing in the office with the audio turned way up or with the little kiddies around.

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Independent George wrote:Yes, I know that you hate all things Mel Brooks
I believe the only avowed Mel Brooks hater in the group is Mr. 95. It may be the result of what my dad would've called a "goyishe kup".
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i95 wrote:
95,
Loved the Bea Arthur / Adrienne Barbeau photoshop deal. By the way, were my buddies the only ones that nick-named her "Adrienne Barboob" or was that commonplace?

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shut up.
i'm in mourning.
i'm in mourning.

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No, you just posted in the MORNING. I think you were confused.
Am I the only one who noticed that with the passing of Bea Arthur, the renowned dinner party discussion regarding which of the Golden Girls you would rather bang seems just a little wrong now?
Am I the only one who noticed that with the passing of Bea Arthur, the renowned dinner party discussion regarding which of the Golden Girls you would rather bang seems just a little wrong now?

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Independent George wrote:Am I the only one who noticed that with the passing of Bea Arthur, the renowned dinner party discussion regarding which of the Golden Girls you would rather bang seems just a little wrong now?
OK, here's what's even more wrong. I actually found the "Golden Girls" funny. Anything and everything Mel Brooks: not so much. Sue me.

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Yeah - but, that doesn't really answer the question of which of the Golden Girls you would rather bang.
Please stay on topic.
Please stay on topic.

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Independent George wrote:Yeah - but, that doesn't really answer the question of which of the Golden Girls you would rather bang.
Please stay on topic.
What was the subject, again? Elliott Gould movies?

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i95 wrote:Independent George wrote:Yeah - but, that doesn't really answer the question of which of the Golden Girls you would rather bang.
Please stay on topic.
What was the subject, again? Elliott Gould movies?
Loved him as Radar in the "Mash" movie. Jamie Farr wasn't nearly as good in the TV version.

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pastrami-on-wry wrote:Jamie Farr wasn't nearly as good in the TV version.
Yeah but he really put Sandusky, Ohio on the map.

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pastrami-on-wry wrote:i95 wrote:
95,
Loved the Bea Arthur / Adrienne Barbeau photoshop deal. By the way, were my buddies the only ones that nick-named her "Adrienne Barboob" or was that commonplace?
Why would you name her that? I don't get it.
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Angus McRib wrote:I don't get it.
Way to be introspective, dude. Never were truer words spoken on this board.

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Yeah. And Angus, adding the "g'" to your name isn't fooling anyone, either. 


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