heuriger

> {quote:title=Dargo2 wrote:}{quote} > > I would NEVER consider allowing EITHER Mr.Funk OR Mr.Wagnall to keep MY "Trivial Pursuit" game board on THEIR doorstep!!!...no siree BOB!) Dargo, I'm sure you're well aware that thee Mr. Funk was born June 8, 1958 in Minneapolis and had no fear of flying while dressed as a mummy.

Yeah !! I got Virginia Dagmar correct.

Perhaps some have used 'Sarah Lawrence" to mean pretentious?

Good point TopBilled, but maybe if we called it "cultural sensitivity" instead, we might no be so opposed to editing a film's language for the good of all.

Hi ya Dargo, I'm still here, albeit in post moderation form. Carpe diem as they say. No without any further adieu, your wish is my every command, though you may wanna save this for rainy day, Jus a lil' advice. (harmless video)

Virginia Dagmar hosted *Dagmar's Canteen.*

> {quote:title=darkblue wrote: }{quote}Cute? She looks absolutely treacherous. She once was married to Arthur Treacher, so you could say then she was a Treacher.

I don't go for a new fangled shot called a Brickbat.

**** :^0 Good ol' Dale. I had forgotten about that lost gem. Classic '80s Excuse me, Dargo but I've gotta duck quick. Some shots are comin' my way and they ain't pina coladas, know what I mean. *This user has been placed on post-moderation as a result of repeated rudeness, abuse and harassment of other users, both in the forum and PMs. Such behavior will not be tolerated.* *TMCWebAdmin *

Why isn't anyone laughing then?

Dargo wrote the words, "noir et blanc", it's all there in black and white. LOL Do you deny he wrote that? LOL Now as far as who wrote those words first in this here thread? I'll plead the fifth. You're comin' on too strong for my comfort. Take a chill pill, dude. Edited by: heuriger on Jun 11, 2013 8:05 PM

I was having a dialogue with Dargo. I'm supposed to credit you when I'm speaking to him? Have you had your ego checked today? It's running high.

Fred, if you have explain your jokes, please. Or advise people what is acceptable or not. Please. Anyway, my inital joke was not in French. It was about the great impressario Mel et Blanc er Mel Blanc Now I know I have arrived, when other posters start to dig in their heels. I take that as a tip of the cap. Merci beaucoup. That's French for "thank you very much", for all you Texans out dare.

Yeah, Fred, I congratulate you on the nice single. But, baby, my line cleared the fences. But Fred, did you copyright the words "noir et blanc"? I think ze French may have something to say about zis matter, *n'est-ce pas?*

Don't otters wear a wet blanket of sorts when they take a dip? You know what they say about wet blankets? Oh my bad, you said "utters."

Ya know what the old adage is, Dargo. Great minds think alike. B-)

And don't you think if he pronounced the word wrong, the production team would have done another take. It has to be an error in the writing.

Boys are fancy on the outside, Girls are fancy on the inside. Thank God I'm the latter.

> {quote:title=SansFin wrote:}{quote} > > because adding that stream of air increased lift by the coandă effect. > Indeed. I'm very familiar with the piña coandă effect. One minute you're flying high, then the next you've crashed to the floor. Those things are potent, fer sure. Oh Ralph, Ralph, Ralph dear.

I'm a former rock dj, kiddo. I'll leave the schmaltz to finance?

> {quote:title=finance wrote:}{quote}They both had the same bug-eyed look. That Sylvia Sydney look?

I hear they are asking Bob May to step in to the Robot's shoes and shuffle off to Buffalo.

> {quote:title=AddisonDeWitless wrote:}{quote} > > . I think Ole' Girl just wants to hang on as long as she can 'cause there's not a worthy successor to the throne (besides maybe Ileanna.) > As Prince once said so eloquently, "Was it boy when you wanted it girl?

Oh, how I remember taking the Wolverine up to Annandale. Now without further adieu, may I present a couple chips off the old Bard. Here's "My Old School". on WLHV 88.1, the Hudson Valley's best rock. Hey I still got it kiddo !

{quote:title=Dargo2 wrote: Hey heuriger my dear...I gotta know... You still really miss that 8pm to Midnight Rock Jock gig you once held at WRAR in Poughkeepsie back in the '80s, don't ya?! OMG how did you know I was once a rock dj? But it was at WLHV 88.1 FM Annandale-on-Hudson, NY that I became a devotee of the *Dan.* As you probably know, Becker and Fagen were undergrad students at Bard College in Annandale. Shall I dig out the song in which they reference Annandale? I believe it on the "Countdown to Ecstasy" LP. }{quote}