Dropping Like Flies

walkie,talkie wrote:
1.  he was very talented; I really loved him as an actor for some reason.

2.  everytime some one who is famous dies, I always come here first.  it's a, morbid, obsession.

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Judge Wapner

walkie,talkie wrote:
1.  he was very talented; I really loved him as an actor for some reason.

2.  everytime some one who is famous dies, I always come here first.  it's a, morbid, obsession.

me too…know it was trite, but this by far was my favorite line



quite possibly my most quoted movie line

excontradiction wrote:
Judge Wapner

damn…another legend…least he was 97
this guy paved the way for reality tv as we know it!

Not trying to be flippant, but I was borderline stunned Judge Wapner was still alive.

Julian, wrote:
Not trying to be flippant, but I was borderline stunned Judge Wapner was still alive.

I was too.

judge judy, ruined him.

Kemp Mill Records

Honestly, I thought it was already dead.

^crusty moldy bread

Valerie Carter

ggw wrote:
Kemp Mill Records

Honestly, I thought it was already dead.

Wow…can't believe it was still open.

Who remembers those commercials from early 80s maybe…."Kemp Mill Records breaks it's own records", with a guy smashing a turntable with a hammer.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzzZxcZ7qOM

Met the guy who did the voice-overs a couple of times. Howard something. Couldn't be more mild-mannered in person.

Kemp Mill makes me think of Penguin Feather which makes me think of whippits.

ggw wrote:
Kemp Mill makes me think of Penguin Feather which makes me think of whippits.

I remember going into Penguin Feather as a real little kid and seeing all that shit and not knowing what any of it was.  The only thing I could identify were the tiny (coke) spoons which seemed just weird and useless and I remember thinking "why do they sell scales in the record store?"

robert osborne (if you ever watched TCM you know who i'm talking about)

horace parlan died a few weeks ago