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[acolyte55] Thursday, November 24, 2011 3:39:17 PM
beware the ointment switch for your toothpaste oh perky exuberent one of youth!!!!!
[Vaillant 3.0] Wednesday, November 23, 2011 7:16:38 PM
*gasps* Another old-timer has appeared! This one seems to be using the power of the Internet to try to drive me away. Very interesting move. So far, I'm still safe. No canes nor dentures being thrown at me yet despite the fact that I am still within their territory.
[Budred] Wednesday, November 23, 2011 3:31:53 AM
Sometimes we do more than shake a fist. BEWARE!!!
[Vaillant 3.0] Wednesday, November 23, 2011 12:08:28 AM
Hmmm. This one is starting to show the classic "shaking fist", a demonstration of anger and aggression toward the whippersnapper foolish enough to invade his territory.
...
oopsies.
[guidogodoy] Wednesday, November 23, 2011 12:04:03 AM
Fist shaking too. Especially at young whippersnappers.
[Vaillant 3.0] Tuesday, November 22, 2011 11:58:23 PM
Aha! One of them has woken up from his slumber and has resumed his journey. As a whippersnapper, I must go and observe his behavior from a vantage point that is very far away. If he spots me he will most likely try to throw his canes and dentures at me. Old-timers also have a tendency to yell at whippersnappers that invade their territory.
[guidogodoy] Tuesday, November 22, 2011 11:28:32 PM
No worries, Mr. Grady. I'm the caretaker here. I've always been the caretaker here.
[Vaillant 3.0] Tuesday, November 22, 2011 10:53:13 PM
Hey! What happened to all the old-timers here? Are you all taking a nap after those long trips through memory lane or what?
[guidogodoy] Wednesday, July 20, 2011 11:39:11 PM
Oh, man. This belongs in the Old Fart's thread. Matt Dillon was even the movie. Anyone who saw it knows the reference to the blond kid.
[spapad] Sunday, July 17, 2011 9:14:54 PM
I still kick myself. I could have easily put a paper out in front of him with his card slip. Just a short note to say how much I loved him as a child, and asked for an autograph, I just never considered it.
I commend you for that and I'm sure he had respect for you because of it.
I would have treated him the same. I just liked him so much that if I saw him regularly
I would have to of asked just once. Good for you tor not asking. Take care.
spapad wrote:
I never asked him for his autograph for the same reason I never told my fellow workers when he would come in for a take out order. I never put "Denver" on the ticket either. His wife would call and ask for me because she knew I wouldn't rat him out.
It was obvious he liked his privacy, and I respected him too much to cause him unwanted attention. He was not well. However, on occassion, he did public appearances and I could have gone to one I suppose, but I never did get around to it. Guess I thought I'd have more time to do so.
Budred wrote:
Cool Bob Crane story. Hogan's Heros is probably my favorite show. I have all 6 seasons on DVD.
I also have all 3 seasons of Gilligan's Island. Sorry, but I would have had to ask Mr. Denver for his autograph
at least once. I live about 5 hours from Princeton W,Va.. I would have loved to have met him. I used to smoke
so that made me like him even more. I think I would have loved meeting Ginger too. Always and still have a
fascination for her. I went to a strip club once and got a picture with a feature dancer who claimed to be her
daughter. If I find it I'll post it. Of course I'll have to censor it. Anyway, you're lucky and I'm jealous. Peace!
spapad wrote:
Since his hair was as longish as the days of Gilligan he looked like a granny type figure. He was nice though, and liked the fact I never let on to who he was when he would come in to pick up his orders. I never even asked him for an autograph, even though I loved him so much as a child and would have loved to have it.
I once met Bob Crane too. He performed in a Play in Chicago called "Beginners Luck" it was very funny. He signed Autographs after the show and when I went up to him, (I was only about 10, 11?) and because my hair had been cut short due to allergies, he asked me: "What's your name son?" I said Susan, and he laughed and shook my hand and said: "Well, what do ya know! I Boy named Sue" That is how he signed my autograph. To a boy named Sue, Bob Crane.
That's it for my brush with fame with old TV celebrities. lol Bet you wish you hadn't asked.
Deep Freeze wrote:
I bet he looked like a skinny "California Raisin" in a hat......BAAAAAAAAAAAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAAAAA!!!
[guidogodoy] Sunday, July 17, 2011 8:49:39 PM
I don't know if I could have resisted asking for an autograph. What restraint. After all, who couldn't help but admire Bob Denver?
Glad the only celebs I have ever met were David Gest and "Bosley" from Charlie's Angles. LOL!
[Budred] Sunday, July 17, 2011 8:25:07 PM
I commend you for that and I'm sure he had respect for you because of it.
I would have treated him the same. I just liked him so much that if I saw him regularly
I would have to of asked just once. Good for you tor not asking. Take care. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by spapad from Friday, July 15, 2011 6:08:02 PM)
spapad wrote:
I never asked him for his autograph for the same reason I never told my fellow workers when he would come in for a take out order. I never put "Denver" on the ticket either. His wife would call and ask for me because she knew I wouldn't rat him out.
It was obvious he liked his privacy, and I respected him too much to cause him unwanted attention. He was not well. However, on occassion, he did public appearances and I could have gone to one I suppose, but I never did get around to it. Guess I thought I'd have more time to do so.
Budred wrote:
Cool Bob Crane story. Hogan's Heros is probably my favorite show. I have all 6 seasons on DVD.
I also have all 3 seasons of Gilligan's Island. Sorry, but I would have had to ask Mr. Denver for his autograph
at least once. I live about 5 hours from Princeton W,Va.. I would have loved to have met him. I used to smoke
so that made me like him even more. I think I would have loved meeting Ginger too. Always and still have a
fascination for her. I went to a strip club once and got a picture with a feature dancer who claimed to be her
daughter. If I find it I'll post it. Of course I'll have to censor it. Anyway, you're lucky and I'm jealous. Peace!
spapad wrote:
Since his hair was as longish as the days of Gilligan he looked like a granny type figure. He was nice though, and liked the fact I never let on to who he was when he would come in to pick up his orders. I never even asked him for an autograph, even though I loved him so much as a child and would have loved to have it.
I once met Bob Crane too. He performed in a Play in Chicago called "Beginners Luck" it was very funny. He signed Autographs after the show and when I went up to him, (I was only about 10, 11?) and because my hair had been cut short due to allergies, he asked me: "What's your name son?" I said Susan, and he laughed and shook my hand and said: "Well, what do ya know! I Boy named Sue" That is how he signed my autograph. To a boy named Sue, Bob Crane.
That's it for my brush with fame with old TV celebrities. lol Bet you wish you hadn't asked.
Deep Freeze wrote:
I bet he looked like a skinny "California Raisin" in a hat......BAAAAAAAAAAAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAAAAA!!!
[spapad] Friday, July 15, 2011 6:08:02 PM
I never asked him for his autograph for the same reason I never told my fellow workers when he would come in for a take out order. I never put "Denver" on the ticket either. His wife would call and ask for me because she knew I wouldn't rat him out.
It was obvious he liked his privacy, and I respected him too much to cause him unwanted attention. He was not well. However, on occassion, he did public appearances and I could have gone to one I suppose, but I never did get around to it. Guess I thought I'd have more time to do so.
Cool Bob Crane story. Hogan's Heros is probably my favorite show. I have all 6 seasons on DVD.
I also have all 3 seasons of Gilligan's Island. Sorry, but I would have had to ask Mr. Denver for his autograph
at least once. I live about 5 hours from Princeton W,Va.. I would have loved to have met him. I used to smoke
so that made me like him even more. I think I would have loved meeting Ginger too. Always and still have a
fascination for her. I went to a strip club once and got a picture with a feature dancer who claimed to be her
daughter. If I find it I'll post it. Of course I'll have to censor it. Anyway, you're lucky and I'm jealous. Peace!
spapad wrote:
Since his hair was as longish as the days of Gilligan he looked like a granny type figure. He was nice though, and liked the fact I never let on to who he was when he would come in to pick up his orders. I never even asked him for an autograph, even though I loved him so much as a child and would have loved to have it.
I once met Bob Crane too. He performed in a Play in Chicago called "Beginners Luck" it was very funny. He signed Autographs after the show and when I went up to him, (I was only about 10, 11?) and because my hair had been cut short due to allergies, he asked me: "What's your name son?" I said Susan, and he laughed and shook my hand and said: "Well, what do ya know! I Boy named Sue" That is how he signed my autograph. To a boy named Sue, Bob Crane.
That's it for my brush with fame with old TV celebrities. lol Bet you wish you hadn't asked.
Deep Freeze wrote:
I bet he looked like a skinny "California Raisin" in a hat......BAAAAAAAAAAAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAAAAA!!!
[spapad] Friday, July 15, 2011 5:54:42 PM
no one knew of his "hobbies" back then, and everyone was shocked when they found out upon his death, but then again everyone was shocked to discover David Carradine's hobby as well.
Since his hair was as longish as the days of Gilligan he looked like a granny type figure. He was nice though, and liked the fact I never let on to who he was when he would come in to pick up his orders. I never even asked him for an autograph, even though I loved him so much as a child and would have loved to have it.
I once met Bob Crane too. He performed in a Play in Chicago called "Beginners Luck" it was very funny. He signed Autographs after the show and when I went up to him, (I was only about 10, 11?) and because my hair had been cut short due to allergies, he asked me: "What's your name son?" I said Susan, and he laughed and shook my hand and said: "Well, what do ya know! I Boy named Sue" That is how he signed my autograph. To a boy named Sue, Bob Crane.
That's it for my brush with fame with old TV celebrities. lol Bet you wish you hadn't asked.
Deep Freeze wrote:
I bet he looked like a skinny "California Raisin" in a hat......BAAAAAAAAAAAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAAAAA!!!
[Budred] Friday, July 15, 2011 8:12:47 AM
I should have said "on one of my visits". It's been at least 5 years since though. I used to tell my
wife that nothing happened at those clubs (sex) but just two days ago one I used to go to got shut
down for allowing prostitution. And no, I didn't engage so to speak. I've been faithful to my wife since
we've been married. (15 years now)
Don't lie, you've been to strip clubs more than once.
Budred wrote:
Cool Bob Crane story. Hogan's Heros is probably my favorite show. I have all 6 seasons on DVD.
I also have all 3 seasons of Gilligan's Island. Sorry, but I would have had to ask Mr. Denver for his autograph
at least once. I live about 5 hours from Princeton W,Va.. I would have loved to have met him. I used to smoke
so that made me like him even more. I think I would have loved meeting Ginger too. Always and still have a
fascination for her. I went to a strip club once and got a picture with a feature dancer who claimed to be her
daughter. If I find it I'll post it. Of course I'll have to censor it. Anyway, you're lucky and I'm jealous. Peace!
spapad wrote:
Since his hair was as longish as the days of Gilligan he looked like a granny type figure. He was nice though, and liked the fact I never let on to who he was when he would come in to pick up his orders. I never even asked him for an autograph, even though I loved him so much as a child and would have loved to have it.
I once met Bob Crane too. He performed in a Play in Chicago called "Beginners Luck" it was very funny. He signed Autographs after the show and when I went up to him, (I was only about 10, 11?) and because my hair had been cut short due to allergies, he asked me: "What's your name son?" I said Susan, and he laughed and shook my hand and said: "Well, what do ya know! I Boy named Sue" That is how he signed my autograph. To a boy named Sue, Bob Crane.
That's it for my brush with fame with old TV celebrities. lol Bet you wish you hadn't asked.
Deep Freeze wrote:
I bet he looked like a skinny "California Raisin" in a hat......BAAAAAAAAAAAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAAAAA!!!
[jimmyjames] Friday, July 15, 2011 6:06:38 AM
Don't lie, you've been to strip clubs more than once. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Budred from Friday, July 15, 2011 5:49:12 AM)
Budred wrote:
Cool Bob Crane story. Hogan's Heros is probably my favorite show. I have all 6 seasons on DVD.
I also have all 3 seasons of Gilligan's Island. Sorry, but I would have had to ask Mr. Denver for his autograph
at least once. I live about 5 hours from Princeton W,Va.. I would have loved to have met him. I used to smoke
so that made me like him even more. I think I would have loved meeting Ginger too. Always and still have a
fascination for her. I went to a strip club once and got a picture with a feature dancer who claimed to be her
daughter. If I find it I'll post it. Of course I'll have to censor it. Anyway, you're lucky and I'm jealous. Peace!
spapad wrote:
Since his hair was as longish as the days of Gilligan he looked like a granny type figure. He was nice though, and liked the fact I never let on to who he was when he would come in to pick up his orders. I never even asked him for an autograph, even though I loved him so much as a child and would have loved to have it.
I once met Bob Crane too. He performed in a Play in Chicago called "Beginners Luck" it was very funny. He signed Autographs after the show and when I went up to him, (I was only about 10, 11?) and because my hair had been cut short due to allergies, he asked me: "What's your name son?" I said Susan, and he laughed and shook my hand and said: "Well, what do ya know! I Boy named Sue" That is how he signed my autograph. To a boy named Sue, Bob Crane.
That's it for my brush with fame with old TV celebrities. lol Bet you wish you hadn't asked.
Deep Freeze wrote:
I bet he looked like a skinny "California Raisin" in a hat......BAAAAAAAAAAAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAAAAA!!!
[jimmyjames] Friday, July 15, 2011 6:05:38 AM
Bob Crane had some interesting hobbies. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by spapad from Thursday, July 14, 2011 9:56:44 PM)
spapad wrote:
Since his hair was as longish as the days of Gilligan he looked like a granny type figure. He was nice though, and liked the fact I never let on to who he was when he would come in to pick up his orders. I never even asked him for an autograph, even though I loved him so much as a child and would have loved to have it.
I once met Bob Crane too. He performed in a Play in Chicago called "Beginners Luck" it was very funny. He signed Autographs after the show and when I went up to him, (I was only about 10, 11?) and because my hair had been cut short due to allergies, he asked me: "What's your name son?" I said Susan, and he laughed and shook my hand and said: "Well, what do ya know! I Boy named Sue" That is how he signed my autograph. To a boy named Sue, Bob Crane.
That's it for my brush with fame with old TV celebrities. lol Bet you wish you hadn't asked.
Deep Freeze wrote:
I bet he looked like a skinny "California Raisin" in a hat......BAAAAAAAAAAAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAAAAA!!!
[Budred] Friday, July 15, 2011 5:49:12 AM
Cool Bob Crane story. Hogan's Heros is probably my favorite show. I have all 6 seasons on DVD.
I also have all 3 seasons of Gilligan's Island. Sorry, but I would have had to ask Mr. Denver for his autograph
at least once. I live about 5 hours from Princeton W,Va.. I would have loved to have met him. I used to smoke
so that made me like him even more. I think I would have loved meeting Ginger too. Always and still have a
fascination for her. I went to a strip club once and got a picture with a feature dancer who claimed to be her
daughter. If I find it I'll post it. Of course I'll have to censor it. Anyway, you're lucky and I'm jealous. Peace! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by spapad from Thursday, July 14, 2011 9:56:44 PM)
spapad wrote:
Since his hair was as longish as the days of Gilligan he looked like a granny type figure. He was nice though, and liked the fact I never let on to who he was when he would come in to pick up his orders. I never even asked him for an autograph, even though I loved him so much as a child and would have loved to have it.
I once met Bob Crane too. He performed in a Play in Chicago called "Beginners Luck" it was very funny. He signed Autographs after the show and when I went up to him, (I was only about 10, 11?) and because my hair had been cut short due to allergies, he asked me: "What's your name son?" I said Susan, and he laughed and shook my hand and said: "Well, what do ya know! I Boy named Sue" That is how he signed my autograph. To a boy named Sue, Bob Crane.
That's it for my brush with fame with old TV celebrities. lol Bet you wish you hadn't asked.
Deep Freeze wrote:
I bet he looked like a skinny "California Raisin" in a hat......BAAAAAAAAAAAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAAAAA!!!
[guidogodoy] Friday, July 15, 2011 2:27:23 AM
Damn, I was asking for the road again. I am really going blind.
On the other hand, who would remember some odd name like THAT?! How about "Minnow Road" or something?
spapad wrote:
Since his hair was as longish as the days of Gilligan he looked like a granny type figure. He was nice though, and liked the fact I never let on to who he was when he would come in to pick up his orders. I never even asked him for an autograph, even though I loved him so much as a child and would have loved to have it.
I once met Bob Crane too. He performed in a Play in Chicago called "Beginners Luck" it was very funny. He signed Autographs after the show and when I went up to him, (I was only about 10, 11?) and because my hair had been cut short due to allergies, he asked me: "What's your name son?" I said Susan, and he laughed and shook my hand and said: "Well, what do ya know! I Boy named Sue" That is how he signed my autograph. To a boy named Sue, Bob Crane.
That's it for my brush with fame with old TV celebrities. lol Bet you wish you hadn't asked.
Deep Freeze wrote:
I bet he looked like a skinny "California Raisin" in a hat......BAAAAAAAAAAAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAAAAA!!!
Edited at: Friday, July 15, 2011 2:34:01 AM
[spapad] Thursday, July 14, 2011 9:56:44 PM
Since his hair was as longish as the days of Gilligan he looked like a granny type figure. He was nice though, and liked the fact I never let on to who he was when he would come in to pick up his orders. I never even asked him for an autograph, even though I loved him so much as a child and would have loved to have it.
I once met Bob Crane too. He performed in a Play in Chicago called "Beginners Luck" it was very funny. He signed Autographs after the show and when I went up to him, (I was only about 10, 11?) and because my hair had been cut short due to allergies, he asked me: "What's your name son?" I said Susan, and he laughed and shook my hand and said: "Well, what do ya know! I Boy named Sue" That is how he signed my autograph. To a boy named Sue, Bob Crane.
That's it for my brush with fame with old TV celebrities. lol Bet you wish you hadn't asked.
