KAAAAHN!!!!! R.I.P. Ricardo
Posted: 14 Jan 2009 17:59
Ah well.
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Posted: 14 Jan 2009 18:42
My Dear Guests, I give you ... Rich Corinthian leather!
Ah well.
Ah well.
Posted: 14 Jan 2009 21:47
Loved that man in the Ape movies.
He did some great turns on some 60's TV Westerns, too.
Bonaza I know and maybe a Gunsmoke.
ah, well.
Everybody gets old & dies.....
He did some great turns on some 60's TV Westerns, too.
Bonaza I know and maybe a Gunsmoke.
ah, well.
Everybody gets old & dies.....
Posted: 15 Jan 2009 08:47
http://www.khaaan.com/
I was just wondering this morning on the way to work...
If anyone's good with photoshop, I'd like a Fantasy Island picture with Obama as Mister Roarke and Barny Frank as Tatoo.
RIP Noonien.
I was just wondering this morning on the way to work...
If anyone's good with photoshop, I'd like a Fantasy Island picture with Obama as Mister Roarke and Barny Frank as Tatoo.
RIP Noonien.
Posted: 15 Jan 2009 11:04
Freakzilla wrote:Obama as Mister Roarke and Barny Frank as Tatoo
(I haven't caught the news for a few days. What has Frank done now?)
Posted: 15 Jan 2009 12:12
Nothing new, I thought his involvement with Fanny Mae and Freddie Mac was enough.SandChigger wrote:Freakzilla wrote:Obama as Mister Roarke and Barny Frank as Tatoo
(I haven't caught the news for a few days. What has Frank done now?)
Not to mention the gay prostitute ring he was running.
Or the 17-year-old page he used to date.
Posted: 15 Jan 2009 18:37
Hadn't heard any of that.
Got CNNj on now. It's all about the plane in N.Y. where they served the drinks in the drink.
Got CNNj on now. It's all about the plane in N.Y. where they served the drinks in the drink.
Posted: 15 Jan 2009 19:37
That was an amazing job by the flight crew and all the boats who swarmed the wreck to help pull people from the icey water. Not one life lost. If I was a believer I'd say it was a miracle!SandChigger wrote:Hadn't heard any of that.
Got CNNj on now. It's all about the plane in N.Y. where they served the drinks in the drink.
Posted: 15 Jan 2009 19:58
For a split second while scanning over the board, I thought this said "Robert Picardo" who happens to be another beloved Star Trek character.
Posted: 15 Jan 2009 20:36
What I like about "The Doctor" is he's a PROUD balding man who hasn't resorted to a COMB-OVER or unsightly (and painful?) implants. 
(Freak: It wasn't a miracle because there are no miracles. There is no God. Trust me, I'm a Jewish Saint. We know these things. It's in the members handbook. )
(Freak: It wasn't a miracle because there are no miracles. There is no God. Trust me, I'm a Jewish Saint. We know these things. It's in the members handbook.
)Posted: 16 Jan 2009 00:27
Ugh. Why do people do it? It never fools anyone, and always looks worse than it would without a comb-over.SandChigger wrote:What I like about "The Doctor" is he's a PROUD balding man who hasn't resorted to a COMB-OVER or unsightly (and painful?) implants.
There's a guy at uni, possibly younger than me and if he's older, only barely. He has a comb-over. He looks truly creepy with it. That's not helped by the fact that he acts creepy and makes lots of women I know uncomfortable. He would be much better off just showing his balding patches or shaving it all off.
Posted: 16 Jan 2009 00:29
The less you have, the shorter you keep it. The hair loss universal law 
Posted: 16 Jan 2009 04:47
Ah'm gonna grow mine down to mah ass and then wrap it around my heyad.
Make me a hair turban!
Schu, you still got a working MySpace account? Pop over by and ask Kevin WHY!
Make me a hair turban!
Schu, you still got a working MySpace account? Pop over by and ask Kevin WHY!
Posted: 16 Jan 2009 08:37
... and become a talifan?SandChigger wrote:Ah'm gonna grow mine down to mah ass and then wrap it around my heyad.
Make me a hair turban!
Posted: 16 Jan 2009 09:20
CURSES! You have divined my evil plan! 
"The plan! The plan!"
Shut UP, Tatoo, I'm thinking!
Oh, if only Ricardo could be here now! I would have him whip off his shirt and bamboobzzle you with ... The Pecs of Khan!
"The plan! The plan!"
Shut UP, Tatoo, I'm thinking!
Oh, if only Ricardo could be here now! I would have him whip off his shirt and bamboobzzle you with ... The Pecs of Khan!
Posted: 16 Jan 2009 11:23
I don't want to know why anyone does it! Especially not KJA... I almost never use my myspace account these days anyway - people having poor taste in creating their profile is enough to drive me away.
Posted: 16 Jan 2009 11:30
I made a My Space account a long time ago and forgot my password, I've tried the "forgot my password" form but they never send it to me.Schu wrote:I don't want to know why anyone does it! Especially not KJA... I almost never use my myspace account these days anyway - people having poor taste in creating their profile is enough to drive me away.
Gummy-worm eating pretards.
Posted: 16 Jan 2009 12:19
He was better in China Beach. Just sayin'.Drunken Idaho wrote:For a split second while scanning over the board, I thought this said "Robert Picardo" who happens to be another beloved Star Trek character.
Posted: 16 Jan 2009 15:39
But what about as Coach Cutlip on The Wonder Years?Spicelon wrote:He was better in China Beach. Just sayin'.Drunken Idaho wrote:For a split second while scanning over the board, I thought this said "Robert Picardo" who happens to be another beloved Star Trek character.
Posted: 16 Jan 2009 17:43
I thought about that, I really did, but by far his least interesting body of work.Drunken Idaho wrote:But what about as Coach Cutlip on The Wonder Years?Spicelon wrote:He was better in China Beach. Just sayin'.Drunken Idaho wrote:For a split second while scanning over the board, I thought this said "Robert Picardo" who happens to be another beloved Star Trek character.