The Resting Place.

[bigtiller]

To be clear.... he's not dead yet...

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The one I know is dead, thankfully. May he rot in the underworld.
I could never enjoy the comedian because he has the same name as the big city gigolo who interrupted my families live.

 

[workinonit]

Dang dude, you can't just throw that out and leave it hanging like that. Whoever he is he's fair game for the thread since he's dead.

 

[bigtiller]

Dang dude, you can't just throw that out and leave it hanging like that. Whoever he is he's fair game for the thread since he's dead.

We were in our late 20's and very happily married...I thought. She just left me and 2 boys ages 4 & 6 for me to raise alone. The boys and I never heard from her for 3 months. I seen the guy once and the boys seen him many times, I was working evenings then.

 

[Jstpssng]

I probably shouldn't admit this but I've never watched the Three Stooges.
Or Steinfield...

I'm just not comedy oriented.

 

[workinonit]

Yea, that sucks. Sorry.

 

[workinonit]

Same here on Seinfeld. I could tolerate the Stooges from time to time.

 

[WinterDeere]

Tough crowd. I thought Seinfeld was a great show. I still chuckle when I think of Kramer re-painting the lines on his section of adopted highway, to wider "luxury lanes", and then Newman's mail van catching on fire as he drove through the paint thinner.

 

[MossRoad]

Tough crowd. I thought Seinfeld was a great show. I still chuckle when I think of Kramer re-painting the lines on his section of adopted highway, to wider "luxury lanes", and then Newman's mail van catching on fire as he drove through the paint thinner.

Shrinkage...

 

[ultrarunner]

Had a boss that was both a Seinfeld and Cheers fan…

Sometimes I would just have to nod because wasn’t a viewer.

Like many I know upon retirement cashed out and related out of state and later passing away.

 

[ultrarunner]

Ever meet a famous person and not know it…?

I was visiting friends in Grass Valley California and my retired friend was checking under the hood of his motorhome and another similar age gentleman comes walking down the rural road and stops for a moment and they talk and my friend says he is heading out soon to see family in Indiana and the walker says it’s been a long time since he had been back and wished my friend a good trip…

It was only after I learned the walker is General Chuck Yeager on his way home from the little Grass Valley airport.

Not sure of his resting place.