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Ray good read still, go on TV now and then please, your only here once mate.
 
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On this day in 1977 a little space opera film was released. Did anything ever come of it?


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I think I may have seen it once. Didn't it have a robot in it? Big Grin


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I think I may have seen it once. Didn't it have a robot in it? Big Grin


Not the droids for which you are looking.
 
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30.


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Robert F. Kennedy assassinated, 1968. RIP Frowner
 
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Ooh, ooh! Thirty years ago today we lost one of the funniest men on TV.

Toody logic?


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Ooh, ooh! Thirty years ago today we lost one of the funniest men on TV.

Toody logic?


Ooh, ooh, Mr Peevly!


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Ooh, ooh! Thirty years ago today we lost one of the funniest men on TV.

Toody logic?


Ooh, ooh, Mr Peevly!

Ooh, ooh! is a good word.


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August 15, 1962. Pete Best makes his final appearance with The Beatles at the Cavern Club. Pete was a Beatle for two years and three days.


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August 15, 1962. Pete Best makes his final appearance with The Beatles at the Cavern Club...


Pete!


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August 16, 1977.


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8/16/1956.



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1962: Ringo Starr joined The Beatles...the rest, as they say, is history.


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So (if I have been following this thread properly), the Beatles were drummerless for 3 days.

(Although McCartney played drums on a few tracks later in their career.)


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