Mrs. Oleson from Little House on the Prairie and NASCAR great David Pearson. A real double whammy.
Dropping Like Flies
roy clark, monster musician.

Ricky Jay
shemptiness wrote:
Ricky Jay
House of Games is such a good movie…
directors Nicolas Roeg and Bernardo Bertolucci
Stephen Hillenbug, creator of Spongebob.
ALS is a horrible way to go. RIP Stephen.
ALS is a horrible way to go. RIP Stephen.
Bleecker Bob
hutch wrote:
Bleecker Bob
was kinda like mecca to a suburban teen living on the island

I'd never even knew bootlegs existed until I went to this shop
only went a few times, but left a lasting impression
RIP BB
Sidehatch wrote:hutch wrote:
Bleecker Bob
I'd never even knew bootlegs existed until I went to this shop
only went a few times, but left a lasting impression
RIP BB
Quite an establishment! I made a few pilgrimages way back.
Perhaps interesting: a suitable counterpart to this place, for the cinemaphile world, is Jerry Ohlinger's store in the Village (well it moved around somewhat) and its namesake died like two weeks ago.
George H W Bush
In retrospect a decent Republican President….a rarity
In retrospect a decent Republican President….a rarity
hutch wrote:
George H W Bush
In retrospect a decent Republican President….a rarity
My (late) dad was a big fan.
Any rumor to his last words being "Hey wanna see a magic trick?"
I'm not prone to nostalgia, but the Bush 41 service really makes me miss the days when adults and decent men were not uncommon in DC.
Whenever a former President dies the news coverage is pure hagiography
It was always thus- even when Nixon died- and it’s fine as it is about respecting the office (but it is a little overblown)
It was always thus- even when Nixon died- and it’s fine as it is about respecting the office (but it is a little overblown)
ggw wrote:
I'm not prone to nostalgia, but the Bush 41 service really makes me miss the days when adults and decent men were not uncommon in DC.
seems like eons ago that our government ran like that…you know who is to blame ….Newt
read this https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2018/11/newt-gingrich-says-youre-welcome/570832/
I know a liberal rag, but the content in this story is spot on IMO
ggw wrote:
I'm not prone to nostalgia, but the Bush 41 service really makes me miss the days when adults and decent men were not uncommon in DC.
If only someone like him was around today to assist in assassinations.
He only headed the CIA for one year…but what a year
Pete Shelley (Buzzcocks)
Bummer
Bummer
Pete Shelley of the Buzzcocks