an standard?
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an standard?
Yeah, that's the one.
Dick Powell, sadly forgotten now, it seems.
Yeah, that's the one.
Dick Powell, sadly forgotten now, it seems.
BBC Radio had the Sit-Crom, with Joss Ackland and a bunch of others. By Sue Limb. Not quite as good as The Wordsmiths at Goresemere but still pretty funny.
BBC Radio had the Sit-Crom, with Joss Ackland and a bunch of others. By Sue Limb. Not quite as good as The Wordsmiths at Goresemere but still pretty funny.
Like what's his name, Locke, from Lost? He even has a wheelchair already.
Like what's his name, Locke, from Lost? He even has a wheelchair already.
They ought to reboot Adventures in Paradise. It didn't last long enough for people to get tired of it.
They ought to reboot Adventures in Paradise. It didn't last long enough for people to get tired of it.
The Monster Squad had a van. Damned if I can remember what they called it, but I remember thinking it was funny.
The Monster Squad had a van. Damned if I can remember what they called it, but I remember thinking it was funny.
Firestone. Probably deliberately taunting me because I had to put Korean tires on my truck.
Firestone. Probably deliberately taunting me because I had to put Korean tires on my truck.
Although it's pretty amazing to see a whaling ship, even a replica, and consider what they were used for.
Although it's pretty amazing to see a whaling ship, even a replica, and consider what they were used for.
I saw a movie a couple of times, on tv, starring Dick Powell as a dog who was killed and came back as a private detective, for reasons I no longer remember, but he had to find the person who killed him as a dog. It was funny. It was also the first time I heard the word "kibble," which he kept as snack food.
I saw a movie a couple of times, on tv, starring Dick Powell as a dog who was killed and came back as a private detective, for reasons I no longer remember, but he had to find the person who killed him as a dog. It was funny. It was also the first time I heard the word "kibble," which he kept as snack food.