Forty Rod SASS 3935
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I just thought of a few others.
Gene Fullmer
Stein Erikson
Kay Lenz
Michael gross
Masten Gregory
Ak Miller
Rafael Mendez
Prof. Irwin Corey
Eddie Mekka
Paul Koslo
Dom DeLuise
Ruth Buzzi
David Koresh
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In no particular order:
Melin Olsen
Gorgeous George
The invincible Bat
Gentleman John
Roman Gabriel
Jim Turner
Gov. Calvin Rampton
Dr. Terrel "Ted" Bell
Shirley Maclain
Tom Selleck
Dr. Wilber S. "Bill" Thain
Kareem Abdul "Trinidad Slim" Jabar
Gen. Curtis LeMay
John Russell
James Garner
Edmund O'Brien
William Bendix
Rodd Redwing
Roy Rogers and Dale Evans
Chill Wills
Gary Burghoff
Lisa Whelchel
Johnny Cash
Dan Haggerty
Dub Taylor
Buck Taylor
Jack Elam
Sammy Davis, Jr.
David O. McKay
Alma Sonne
Melvin J. Ballard
M. Russell Ballard
Donny and Marie Osmond
Paul Cardon
Keith Kelson
Rocky Marciano
Bob Munden
Thell Reed, Jr.
Bill Jordan
Parker "P. O." Ackley
Louis C. Hickman
Quentin L. Cook
David Janssen
Paul Newman
Art Williams
Glenn Williams
Harland Sanders
John Addison
George "Gabby" Hayes
Arthur Hunnicutt
Paul Paddila
... and many many more
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Hated the cream?
That is practically sacreligious. Used to fight my dad for it.
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I recall milk being delivered by wagon with a team of horses. The horses knew the route and would not need
human attention until they returned to the dairy. Gosh I must be getting old.
We could not pet the horses, but we would stand around and talk to them. I think they also thought we
were a bunch of friends. Better times for sure. And then there was the ice man.....
Old Man Yeats delivered ice behind a pair of draft horses. We had a galvanized steel ice box with a chute beside the coal chute (Also a Yeats-owned company, using a Mack chain drive truck). Our box held two 200 pound blocks of ice broken into four chunks each.
Dad changed the straw insulation about once a month and I got to help... until I got smarter.
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They still do make home milk and dairy deliveries in our areas in those old (now refurbished) milk delivery trucks.
Schwan's is the company name. They deliver not only dairy but other frozen meats and foods.
Thoe old Divco vans are a valuable collectible nowadays. And the Helms "coaches", too.
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Those sword canes are still for sale, but laws vary from place to place.
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Usually they'd check you if the milk was still there when they came for the next delivery. In our little town they'd look in all the windows, then talk to the neighbors, finally call the cops.
The mailman would do the same thing, and maybe the kid that delivered the paper.
Lot more "community concern" than with the so-called "community organizers" today.
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We were warned in 1951.
We did not heed the warning.
If we go beyond a certain boundary they will return..... and we may not survive the consequences.
BEWARE!
BWAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAAA!
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Doc Savage was written for early teen-age boys in the thirties and forties.
181 volumes. The first I read, in 1962, was Shadow of The Wolf and I eventually owned all 181 stories.
They still crop up now and again but the last I saw were two stories to the book and were NOT in order.
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Klaatu Barada Nikto.
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I am not well read.
You ain't all that well, red or any other color.
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Only Doc and I are fans?
Amazing!
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What are we doing back here? I thought this flight was going to CATalina.
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Supplying ammo to keep that thing running will be an impossible task.
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Dr. Clark Savage, Jr.
Patricia Savage
Brig. Gen. Theodore Marley Brooks
William Harper Littlejohn
Lt. Col. Andrew Blodgett Mayfair
Col.John Renwick
Maj. Thomas J. Roberts
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You'll be surprised how quickly you adapt to being retired. I found that I have things I've wanted to do but never had time for.... so many that I still don't have time for all of them.
Come see me in Arizona. I'll make a believer out of you.
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Damn but I do love Arizona.
Good luck trooper and well done Samaritan.
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Two guys sitting in a bar last night, watching the championship game.
#1 says, "I do not understand why 'bama does not have 51 percent of the points. They deserve the national championship!"
#2 says, "The final score decides whether the Tide or the Tigers is the best team."
And then the fight started...
(There was an article in USA Today website today telling how Clemson would not be in the championship game but never mentioned that they won the game last night.)
Old age? Hell,son, I was only 26 at the time.
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BF 108 Taifun (Typhoon) was originally a 2 seat civilia aircraft and late a four seater.
Buil6 in the '30 to get around restrictions agains building military aircraft, it eventually turned into a courier airplane and was also used as a trainer.
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Haven't been there since 1976 and see no reason to ever go back.
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Attaboy Officer Weaver. Like Blackwater said, you'll do. High praise from a taciturn Kentucky cowboy
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45 Colt, and 45 ACP
'Bout sums it up.
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When I was still a 1st Lieutenant I was in an Officers Club in Ton Son Nhut. (Spelling?). Another 1st Lieutenant was at the bar bragging about being a West Point graduate and loudly declaring that "mustangers" and ROTC grads were NOT real officers. I listened to that for awhile then told the table that it was my turn to get the drinks.
i walked up to the bar right next to this guy and ordered the drinks, then while I was waiting I turned to him and asked if he was a West Pointer. He turned to the others with him and said "See? It shows". I said "No, it doesn't. I just noticed your class ring while you were picking your nose".He made the mistake of spinning his bar stool as he turned to swing. He was unconscious before he fell.
Wasn't even a real fight.
Guess West point didn't teach him all he needed to know.
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I suspected there was criminal insanity in your family!
Huh!
Why did you "suspect"? I'd have told you. Heck, son, we're proud of it.
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When I tried to donate mine to the high school where I worked i was told that they were inappropriate for children under 21 years old.