(01-22-2021 11:14 AM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote: Hammerin' Hank. We lost a great one.
He was somethin' His numbers were incredible. Henry "Hank" Aaron, who passed away today at 86, was one of the most feared hitters in baseball during his 23-year Hall of Fame career.
Link to the stats that support the statement: Hank Aaron stats: The numbers behind his Hall of Fame career
(01-22-2021 11:14 AM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote: Hammerin' Hank. We lost a great one.
He was somethin' His numbers were incredible. Henry "Hank" Aaron, who passed away today at 86, was one of the most feared hitters in baseball during his 23-year Hall of Fame career.
Link to the stats that support the statement: Hank Aaron stats: The numbers behind his Hall of Fame career
He was a very kind and humble man. So many of us lost a big piece of our younger days with his passing!
Saw him once in a restaurant in Atlanta a few years back when we were going out on Mother's Day.
I used to play pick up ball at a popular gym in Memphis about 20 years ago and he was speaking at an engagement in the conference room there....I snuck in on a break and shot the bull with him a couple of minutes.
Thing ill never forget is when I shook his hand, they were concrete firm and enormous...
Saw him once in a restaurant in Atlanta a few years back when we were going out on Mother's Day.
I used to play pick up ball at a popular gym in Memphis about 20 years ago and he was speaking at an engagement in the conference room there....I snuck in on a break and shot the bull with him a couple of minutes.
Thing ill never forget is when I shook his hand, they were concrete firm and enormous...
Saw him once in a restaurant in Atlanta a few years back when we were going out on Mother's Day.
I used to play pick up ball at a popular gym in Memphis about 20 years ago and he was speaking at an engagement in the conference room there....I snuck in on a break and shot the bull with him a couple of minutes.
Thing ill never forget is when I shook his hand, they were concrete firm and enormous...
Just the same as all the girls say about me!
Concrete firm and enormous? Is your left hand big too. You should get a real girl friend.
Saw him once in a restaurant in Atlanta a few years back when we were going out on Mother's Day.
I used to play pick up ball at a popular gym in Memphis about 20 years ago and he was speaking at an engagement in the conference room there....I snuck in on a break and shot the bull with him a couple of minutes.
Thing ill never forget is when I shook his hand, they were concrete firm and enormous...
Just the same as all the girls say about me!
Concrete firm and enormous? Is your left hand big too. You should get a real girl friend.
sorry, couldn't let this zinger go unused.
Was talkin 'bout my extra finger, but you knew that already, cause your girl friend told you about it when she came home.
sorry, couldn't let THAT zinger go unused. Touché!
Saw him once in a restaurant in Atlanta a few years back when we were going out on Mother's Day.
I used to play pick up ball at a popular gym in Memphis about 20 years ago and he was speaking at an engagement in the conference room there....I snuck in on a break and shot the bull with him a couple of minutes.
Thing ill never forget is when I shook his hand, they were concrete firm and enormous...
Just the same as all the girls say about me!
Concrete firm and enormous? Is your left hand big too. You should get a real girl friend.
sorry, couldn't let this zinger go unused.
Was talkin 'bout my extra finger, but you knew that already, cause your girl friend told you about it when she came home.
sorry, couldn't let THAT zinger go unused. Touché!
Sorry boys, it is the superfluous papilla that denotes unbelievable virility, not polydactyly.
(01-22-2021 01:54 PM)maximus Wrote: I used to play pick up ball at a popular gym in Memphis about 20 years ago and he was speaking at an engagement in the conference room there....I snuck in on a break and shot the bull with him a couple of minutes.
Thing ill never forget is when I shook his hand, they were concrete firm and enormous...
Just the same as all the girls say about me!
Concrete firm and enormous? Is your left hand big too. You should get a real girl friend.
sorry, couldn't let this zinger go unused.
Was talkin 'bout my extra finger, but you knew that already, cause your girl friend told you about it when she came home.
sorry, couldn't let THAT zinger go unused. Touché!
Sorry boys, it is the superfluous papilla that denotes unbelievable virility, not polydactyly.
Lol, a third nipple. Immediately recognized a quote from The Man With the Golden Gun.
R.I.P Thomas Howard "Tom" Stevens (September 17, 1956 – January 24, 2021, aged 64) an American bassist, guitarist, singer, and songwriter, often associated with the Paisley Underground and alternative country movements as bassist for roots rock band The Long Ryders. In the 1990s, Stevens received a degree in computer science and worked for many years with computer and networking technologies alongside music.
Artist: The Long Ryders
Album: Two-Fisted Tales
Song: "Gunslinger Man"
June 1987 Island Records
Alberto Grimaldi (28 March 1925 – 23 January 2021, aged 95) was an Italian film producer. Grimaldi was born in Naples and studied law. His producing credits include For a Few Dollars More in 1965, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in 1966 both with Sergio Leone who initially sought his legal experience advice, Last Tango in Paris in 1972, and Gangs of New York in 2002.
Cloris Leachman died yesterday at the age of 94. She was in a ton of stuff through the years, but I guess she was best known for Phyllis on the Mary Tyler Moore show and playing Frau Blucher in Young Frankenstein.
So we've got basically 3 left from MTM - Betty White (she just turned 99), Ed Asner (91) and Gavin McLeod (he turns 90 next month). A few others too but those are the main ones remaining.
(01-27-2021 05:15 PM)Fort Bend Owl Wrote: Cloris Leachman died yesterday at the age of 94. She was in a ton of stuff through the years, but I guess she was best known for Phyllis on the Mary Tyler Moore show and playing Frau Blucher in Young Frankenstein.
So we've got basically 3 left from MTM - Betty White (she just turned 99), Ed Asner (91) and Gavin McLeod (he turns 90 next month). A few others too but those are the main ones remaining.
(01-27-2021 05:15 PM)Fort Bend Owl Wrote: Cloris Leachman died yesterday at the age of 94. She was in a ton of stuff through the years, but I guess she was best known for Phyllis on the Mary Tyler Moore show and playing Frau Blucher in Young Frankenstein.
So we've got basically 3 left from MTM - Betty White (she just turned 99), Ed Asner (91) and Gavin McLeod (he turns 90 next month). A few others too but those are the main ones remaining.
The Mary Tyler Moore show cast had some serious longevity genes.
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