Bobby Petrino`s Neckbrace said:

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agent-maroon said:

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I wasn't allowed to watch Jackie Gleason. Hee Haw was at the very edge of wholesome for my folks and I heard actual discussions about banning that every time they showed a busty flannel clad babe. They probably knew my brother and I weren't sitting there for the same 5 jokes they told every week.

BR549

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Where are where are you tonight?
I searched the world over and pfffffft you were gone.

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Gloom, despair, and agony on me
woahh
Deep, dark depression excessive misery
woahh
If it weren't for bad luck, I'd have no luck at all
Gloom, despair, and agony on meeee!

Imagine trying to open this bar in today's climate....

Wonderful, Wonderful

We definitely have an identical shared experience. My trouble is I had to watch it at home too because my dad liked it too but we watched it on the Heathkit color TV set he built set in the wood shelves he also built.

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I had to watch Lawrence Welk on a big Curtis Mathes console tv every Sunday afternoon when we went to my grandparents house.

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The Otwell Twins from Tulia, Texas. Pretty popular on there. They were younger than me, and I couldn't stand it, don't know how they did.

I grew up near Cleveland, Ohio. One of the local TV stations had a weekly show called Polka Varieties, that featured local polka bands. Considering the ages of the studio audiences, that TV show made Lawrence Welk look like Dick Clark's American Bandstand.

aggiehawg said:

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Biden tries to explain why he won't take a cognitive test.

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Oh man! What in the heck was that?

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bonfarr said:

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I had to watch Lawrence Welk on a big Curtis Mathes console tv every Sunday afternoon when we went to my grandparents house.

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Best moment ever

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Welk said it was a modern spiritual. I believe he was misinformed. It does mention Jesus though.

and the Bee strikes stings again.

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Lubbock Saturday nights back in the 60's. Lawrence Welk followed by Hee Haw and then Carol Burnett. Carol Burnett was the only reason I survived that era at all. Seriously, thank God for Carol Burnett...

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I watched Carol Burnett last night.

Got to see "As the Stomach Turns" with Paul Lynde, and Tim Conway was "James Blonde" with Carol Burnett being "Fashion Galore".

It's still funny as hell.

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Carol Burnett was fantastic, I loved Harvey Korman and Tim Conway on the show.

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My favorite part was always watching Korman trying to keep it together whenever Conway went off script which was pretty much all the time. Without Conway that show wouldn't have been near the same.

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bonfarr said:

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agent-maroon said:

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Lubbock Saturday nights back in the 60's. Lawrence Welk followed by Hee Haw and then Carol Burnett. Carol Burnett was the only reason I survived that era at all. Seriously, thank God for Carol Burnett...

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I watched Carol Burnett last night.

Got to see "As the Stomach Turns" with Paul Lynde, and Tim Conway was "James Blonde" with Carol Burnett being "Fashion Galore".

It's still funny as hell.

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Carol Burnett was fantastic, I loved Harvey Korman and Tim Conway on the show.

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My favorite part was always watching Korman trying to keep it together whenever Conway went off script which was pretty much all the time. Without Conway that show wouldn't have been near the same.

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Not Korman but Conway cracked himself up here.

None of them could keep it together. Of course "Mama" got em all at the end.

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Interesting that the Soviets switched to special pens shortly after the Americans developed one. Nothing to see there.

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Perhaps his handlers are having problems convincing Joe that he isn't running for the Senate.

It's funny we have bunch of ******* that actually think this way...

LOL. That kid doesn't know the first thing about climate change. There was probably a bug, or a leaf moved wrong, or mom told her she can't eat the poisonous berries.

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It's sad when you can't tell if an article is real or a parody.

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Dailymail doesn't usually do parodies, so I think it is real. Really crazy. If you can't find peace in the mountains all by yourself, you are just a miserable person.

Amazing how the cost to develop the pen keeps going up over time. I remember first hearing it cost $5 million, later $100 million but never almost half of the $26 billion spent on the entire program. The real cost was about $1 million and paid for entirely by the private sector and NASA paid less per pen then they had been paying for mechanical pencils. Oh another key fact, that space pen was the key to get the astronauts off the moon. It was used to close the broken arming switch.

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/fact-or-fiction-nasa-spen/