Next stop, Willoughby!

Just got back from Spiderman-3 special midnight preview showing. It was awesome, if a touch too long.

Spidey 3 was great--me an' the kids just got home from it. Man, I learned so much from that comic. "With great power, must come great responsibility."

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Originally posted by dandelion:
Next stop, Willoughby!

That was a great episode.

Nico.


velvet underground.


can anyone else see it?

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Originally posted by WildGravity:
Nico.


velvet underground.


can anyone else see it?

You never know, wild. I may just be he of whom you speak.

Today (June 7th) is Ken Osmond's birthday!

http://www.leaveittobeaver.org/sounds/eddie_sweater_compliment.wav

"There's something neat about a hole in your sweater. It kinda makes a guy look tougher."
-Theodore Cleaver

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Wow, that really is miscellaneous!

Here http://youtube.com/watch?v=nzUVFeccbtg is Zero Mostel on "The Muppet Show." A real Edgar Allan Poe, Ray Bradbury, "Twilight Zone" moment!

Very Cool!
Do you think Zero modelled his image after Karloff's in "The Old Dark House"?

OldDarkHouse.jpg (10 Kb, 11 downloads)

Don't know who came up with what there. The poem seems to have been written specially for that skit, and has a great Poe-like quality.

Here's some real miscellany:
SVEN & OLE TOMORROW MORNING!
Ja, sure!
In answer to a steadily diminishing number of reqvests, dat Nordic Duo vill be singing vunce again for you dose silly Scandihoovian songs dat you've been yust aching to hear again, by yimminy.

Friday, June 15th (tomorrow)
KSCO AM 1080, 8:30 - 9:00 pst

You can listen on line at
http://www.ksco.com/

Uff Da!

Braling II, for all of the 28 years that I lived in Minnesota I never learned what "Uff Da" meant. And the audacity of you using it on Ray's web site. I want a show of hands right now--how many has ever heard the term "Uff Da?

And now I am waiting your definition, Braling II.

Biplane,
Audacity, eh?.Uff da! Actually, growing up, I heard it used by my Scandihoovian relatives in much the same circumstances as you'd hear "Crikey!", "Sheesh!", or "For cryin' out loud!"; usually, but not always, connected with frustration rather than amazement or something.
Here's Wikipedia's take on it:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uff_da

biplane1,
After looking in Seminole Sam’s medicine bag I realize that I HAS not but HAVE heard of the Island of Uffa but that’s Conan Doyle and that’s Scotland—way off subject.