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A 1972 or 73 episode of Columbo with Johnny Cash as the (regretful) murderer.

It's something we don't discuss in our family.

@Marcel Good to see you polishing up on your Dutch but: OK, I couldn't resist. It's fantastic that you're getting recognition for you excellent work @Marcel and you're right, those hero's should never be forgotten.

Agreed.

Hey @SaparotRob you can have mine, I was going to line the bird cage with it but I don't have a bird cage. Actually @drgondog it's right next to my Friedman's on the bookshelf, battleships and Mustangs, what could be better? Well, maybe something about Stingrays, the Chevrolet kind.

See any of @fubar57 previous posts... :lol::lol::lol:

I heard that the Dalai Lama went into a pizza shop and said "Can you make me one with everything?" https://youtu.be/xlIrI80og8c?si=Fmfy4aMgbYy5RUhJ

Love this, keep 'em coming @Marcel

Yeah, as I recall from many different sources I've read over the decades, I was pretty sure the fighters were front and center so I'm curious as well about where: "4. . . . Just like Midway, most of the fighters on both sides were with the cheerleaders or in the locker room." comes from.

Well, I'll give props to this greg fellow, watching the vid he seems a fairly stand up guy and rather amenable to debating Bill. Of course he's on the wrong side of the debate but OK. Still won't watch any of his vids though.

Absolutely one of my favorite '50's movies bar none. Love that movie with the exception of them bumping off Jim Garner. Watched DUNE II with the kids, been a while since I was in a theater. Well worth it except Hans Zimmers score is headache inducing (not his fault, we all know they crank the...

See any of my previous posts...

New owners cutting off nose in spite of face, shocking. Hope the wife finds a better option soon. Brings back (bad) memories of about 12 years ago, some munchkin came in and razored 300 people off the organization (yours truly included) without caring what they did or who they were supporting...

Was never much of a MOPAR fan truthfully, nothing against them just a GM guy. Having said that however, in High School I picked up a 1971 Dodge Dart with a 340 cu. in. V8 with a 4bbl carb. I'm pretty sure that was a little too much engine for that size car and no, I could not keep rear tires...

HEY!!! I resemble that remark...