The thing I remember from that book was something about eating chocolate covered ants.
The thing I remember from that book was something about eating chocolate covered ants.
Not to defend the guy or anything
But it should be noted he doesn't say "Hymie", which is outright antisemitic, rather he is attempting to "Chaim", which is just a hebrew name. Why he felt a need to point out Chuck Lorne;s real name is Chaim Levine at all is still at least getting close to if not crossing a line, but…
Wasn;t Andrew Gollata a dirty fighter like that? I don;t really follow the sport, but I remember the fight he had in MSG that ended in a huge brawl in the late 90's, where he had a bunch of low blows.
All those point's kind of all make sense though if Morales threw the fight (well, not the weight issue).
I HOPE YOU GET IT AGAIN!!
The watch
I'd guess that;s going to be how Loretta put;s the pieces together about where her dad really is.
I'd like to know what the resoning involved with the amounts waged by Watson on the Daily Doubles and Final Jeopardy rounds.
Sergeant Bilko
The Court Martial.
She sent them to live with her aunt upstate while she and Ted were dating since they were all gifts from ex-boyfreinds.
I took it to be him in a compromised position with a a minor, at least from Hank's comment about why he would be involved with a children's hospital and Cutshaw's line about "I work very hard to be a decent man. Sometimes, something inside me works a little harder."
He's also Dirty Dee.
Philadelphia fans are worse. Much worse.
Seemed like it should have been on YES
I tried to give it a shot as I have enjoyed the series, but I just couldn;t get past the first 15 minutes. It was like a concentration of all the obnoxiousness, arrogance, and self-importance that make me hate the Yankees and their fans.
Not sure if it counts
We're Only in It for the Money by the Mothers of Invention, at least as it was originally intended (the company screwed it up and reversed the inside and outside art, so the parody of the Sgt. Pepper's over was on the inside).
For-ev-ver! For-ev-ver! For-ev-ver! For-ev-ver!
They forgot his work in Bollywood in Apu's favorites like The Leakiest Boat on the Ganges and The Bombay Boys Meet the Invisible Man.
You forgot ventriloquist (the great Ventriloqui-dini)
Well, it wasn't actually a tattoo as it washed out in the shower.
Gully Foyle
From Alfred Bester's The Stars My Destination is another one to add to the list.
I think Jeff was also barefoot by the time he got to the dean's office, adding to the Die Hard homage.