Better than "The Practice" or "L.A. Law"

[BRUCE A. FRANK]

Just watched the Republican lawyer circle and circle for the kill. The
point of the blade was that the information, supplied to the Democratic
hired Statistician, upon which he based his whole premise of undercount
due to ballot difficulty, was grossly incorrect. The ballot was laid out
in rows rather than columns which eliminated the claim of left column
defect which prevented punch out of the chads in the Presidential race.

Bruce A. Frank

[Richard B]

In article <3A296A03...@worldnet.att.net>,

baf...@worldnet.att.net wrote:
> Just watched the Republican lawyer circle and circle for the kill.

Kinda like watching a circle jerk without a pivot man I assume.

Knock it, guys. the only thing either side will ever be able to prove
is that both of them are such big jackasses that the average American
didn't really have a choice. Vote for "Tweedle dee or Tweedle dum",
either one qualifies for both. Big choice. Nothing No.1 or Nothing
No.2....

Phuck it, Ed Wynne for president. He's better than both of these put
together.

Richard B.

Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
Before you buy.

[S O BOb]

>Phuck it, Ed Wynne for president. He's better than both of these put
>together.
>
>Richard B.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Who do you expect to know who Ed Wynne is... er, was?
I'd suspect Alfred E. Newman would garner more votes.
But, in case of a tie.......

BOb - the other dead guy - U.

[Richard Buege]

On Sun, 03 Dec 2000 03:27:10 -0600, S O BOb <r...@swbell.net> wrote:

>
>>Phuck it, Ed Wynne for president. He's better than both of these put
>>together.
>>
>>Richard B.
>++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
>
>Who do you expect to know who Ed Wynne is... er, was?

Ummmm, you? Maybe Ed Sullivan?

Richard B.

[Badwater Bill]

On Sun, 03 Dec 2000 08:56:02 GMT, grey...@mwci.net (Richard Buege)
wrote:

Christ, I haven't seen or heard Ed Wynne in 30 years. I'm sure he's
dead...he was an old man when I was a little kid. Now that you
mention it though I sort of miss his high pitched voice. What a
character he was.
BWB

[El Roto]

In article <p04k2t4v0suho7ku5...@4ax.com>,

S O BOb <r...@swbell.net> wrote:
>
> >Phuck it, Ed Wynne for president. He's better than both of these put
> >together.
> >
> >Richard B.
> ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
>
> Who do you expect to know who Ed Wynne is... er, was?

> I'd suspect Alfred E. Newman would garner more votes.
> But, in case of a tie.......

Hmm, Keenan Wynne I know. Was Ed his dad?

Steve "Older but not Old" G.

[Richard Buege]

On Sun, 03 Dec 2000 18:41:42 GMT, 'El Roto' <el_...@my-deja.com>
wrote:

I believe so, Steve. However, Ed was one of the most beloved of
commedians of his day. His "gig" was "The perfect fool", a role he
played to perfection. Those of us old enough to remember him will
always have a warm spot for him. His humor was totally non offensive.
Towards the end of his career he went into dramatic acting, was
moderately successful. Just a beloved figure from the past.

Richard B.

[S O BOb]

>I believe so, Steve. However, Ed was one of the most beloved of
>commedians of his day. His "gig" was "The perfect fool", a role he
>played to perfection. Those of us old enough to remember him will
>always have a warm spot for him. His humor was totally non offensive.
>Towards the end of his career he went into dramatic acting, was
>moderately successful. Just a beloved figure from the past.
>
>Richard B.
>>
>>Hmm, Keenan Wynne I know. Was Ed his dad?
>>
>>Steve "Older but not Old" G.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Tsk, tsk.
We need to get the spellings right or be visited by Miss Geeter.

ED WYNN (1886-1966)
Born.... Isiah Edwin Leopold

Son, KEENAN WYNN (1916-1986)

http://www.zianet.com/jjohnson/actorsw.htm

S_O_B
Sweet Ol' BOb

[Richard B]

In article <jthl2t0bu2ehnvksq...@4ax.com>,

S O BOb <r...@swbell.net> wrote:

>
> Tsk, tsk.
> We need to get the spellings right or be visited by Miss Geeter.
>
> ED WYNN (1886-1966)
> Born.... Isiah Edwin Leopold
>
> Son, KEENAN WYNN (1916-1986)
>
> http://www.zianet.com/jjohnson/actorsw.htm
>
> S_O_B
> Sweet Ol' BOb
>

Ok, so I stuck an "E" on the end. Hell, after 34 years I'm lucky I got
the number of "N"s right.

With or without the "E", he still gets the "E" for excellence in my
book.

Greybeard

[RobertR237]

In article <jthl2t0bu2ehnvksq...@4ax.com>, S O BOb

<r...@swbell.net> writes:

>
>Tsk, tsk.
>We need to get the spellings right or be visited by Miss Geeter.
>
>ED WYNN (1886-1966)
>Born.... Isiah Edwin Leopold
>
>Son, KEENAN WYNN (1916-1986)
>
>http://www.zianet.com/jjohnson/actorsw.htm
>
>
>
>S_O_B
>Sweet Ol' BOb
>

Thanks for the spelling correction BOb, I didn't know who they were talking
about at first but now I do. I haven't heard his name mentioned in so long but
I do remember him.

Bob Reed
http://robertr237.virtualave.net/ (KIS Project)
KIS Cruiser in progress...2001 Oshkosh Odessy ;-) (I can hope!)

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