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The orthodox Jewish joke was a

That's a good question. They seem to repeat a few of the same titles (Frankenstein, The Invisible Man and The Wolf Man) but where is Dracula? I don't believe some channel has a exclusivity agreement with Dracula so TCM needs to step it up if they want to remain cutting edge.

> {quote:title=finance wrote:}{quote}Heuriger is an orthodox Jew, to whom the very thought of a non-Kosher food such as ham is enough to make him (or her) want to throw up. Sergeant Schultz says "Your joke fell flat on its keister."

> {quote:title=misswonderly wrote:}{quote} > > And here I'd always thought you were a guy. > What a lovely thing to say. Merci beaucoup. NOT Was that supposed to be a joke or an insult? ?:|

Pourquoi madame?

> {quote:title=finance wrote:}{quote}Heuriger is an orthodox Jew, to whom the very thought of a non-Kosher food such as ham is enough to make him (or her) want to throw up. Oy vey.

The topic is becoming bogged down with the 'definition' of ham. Ham can mean whatever anyone wants it to mean as far as acting is concerned. This girl prefers spiral sliced ham, Et tu?

Needless to say, all this minutiae about the definition of ham has made me nauseated.

After the bong business went up in smoke, he tried his hand in a bongo business. Now its" Bang A Gong" at the Chong's every night. Even Chuck Barris has stopped by to bang his gong. Chuck is so gun ho. And hung ever so !! : ]

Here's a pic of what's his name with egg on his face.

> {quote:title=finance wrote:}{quote}Speaking of ignoring females. I raised the question last week regarding which actresses were known as method actresses, and got no response. Let me try again with this one I know what ya mean. I couldn't get any reaction to my Vincent Price pic from what's his name. I suppose he's sending me a message with the silent treatment. Bah humbug !

Vinny was always good for a little ham and egg(head).

"A matter of grave importance has arisen sir, your attention would be appreciated, a contract to be ahem... red"

You should never believe what you hear on the radio or read in the newspapers. Eye site, James? lol

> {quote:title=GoodGuysWearBlack wrote:}{quote}{quote:title= }{quote}You don't speak "for most women". Inquiring minds want to know if he speaks for *any woman? :^0* People should speak just for themselves, eh?

> {quote:title=Hibi wrote:}{quote}Didnt he sire several out of wedlock children? Yep, and one of them grew up to be a Secretariat.

It also was difficult for Esther to act, on land or at sea.

I can't go on, Boy Wonder. The spacing is all wrong, old chum.Get me Alfred and some milk.

One of the greatest spiral sliced.

They did the voices for a comedy album, "This Is Your Laff" Larry Harmon was Stan Laurel. Henry Calvin was Oliver Hardy. I found a link to some clips. http://powerrecord.blogspot.com/2008/02/laurel-and-hardy-this-is-your-laff-lp.html

> {quote:title=FredCDobbs wrote; > }{quote} > Not me. Too weird and freaky for me. Time to head to dem dar hills, folks. The world's going to 'ell in a 'and basket.

I think you're pulling my leg. That would be Larry Harmon. Bozo The Clown :^0

Nice, Dargo. Was Johnny *Rovers* part of the Irish Rovers? You guys don't know your *Doors* music otherwise you would have known this; When the music's over When the music's over, yeah When the music's over, turn out the lights Turn out the lights, turn out the lights, yeah For the music is your special friend Music is your only friend until the end Until the end, until the end Cancel my subscription to the Resurrection Send my credentials to the House of Detention

Yikes? ?:|