^ Only you, concordtom, can grant this digression!
Big C said:
^ Only you, concordtom, can grant this digression!
I always liked that song, though it's very much a product of the mid '60s R&B style. I hadn't seen him before but I thought he had good stage presence. The audience members they cut away to didn't seem very impressed with him though.okaydo said:
bearister said:
…..and then there was one.
*Do your own research, concordtom. Interactive Obit thread.
bearister said:
…..and then there was one.
*Do your own research, concordtom. Interactive Obit thread.
Stay classy, Chapman_is_Gross. Stay Classy.Chapman_is_Gone said:
I wonder if Paul ever put his Peter into Mary?
Chapman_is_Gone said:
I wonder if Paul ever put his Peter into Mary?
Eastern Oregon Bear said:
Bob Uecker's life went just a little outside. Dead at the age of 90. RIP to one of the funniest men ever.
https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/43439250/beloved-brewers-broadcaster-bob-uecker-dies-age-90
Chapman_is_Gone said:
I wonder if Paul ever put his Peter into Mary?
I remember him being asked how to catch a knuckleball. "Wait until it stops rolling and pick it up."Big C said:Eastern Oregon Bear said:
Bob Uecker's life went just a little outside. Dead at the age of 90. RIP to one of the funniest men ever.
https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/43439250/beloved-brewers-broadcaster-bob-uecker-dies-age-90
First couple of times I heard Bob Uecker (Carson show?), I couldn't believe how funny this crappy baseball player was.