Why should he have to apologize at all? It was a costume party; it was 1936. I say wear whatever you want, whether it be velvet capris or a floral apron.
And all these years later, his smile hasn’t really changed. He’s the same charismatic funnyman.
His chest, however, only improved with age, peaking in the mid 90s.
I’m sorry, Ridley; I had to borrow your Seinfeld pic.
Oh, snap. This suddenly makes sense.
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that is really him in top pic? Your titles are fantastic. You could just post your titles if you’re short on time 🙂 Never a Seinfeld fan. I think he is icky. Can we still be friends? And his wife tries to disguise veggies into cookies and such (one of her cookbooks had a recipe for chocolate chip cookies with canned chickpeas o-: )
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We can still be friends. I neither loathe nor adore him. He’s in the middle, like the soup that Goldilocks chose. I did laugh at many episodes, though. And no, he wasn’t alive in 1936. Surely there will not be litigation.
So are you saying that you’d rather that Jess just lay her cards on the table and call a spade a spade and say, “Look, these are veggies and you’re going to like them” instead of using deceit, trickery, and witchcraft? Oh, that’s a good title for my next post…
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Oh Jerry. You should apologize for the mullet. I prefer the pineapple wig.
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Ouch!
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You’re pulling our leg(s). That isn’t Seinfeld. I never really got too involved in his sitcom. When it was on first time I was always working. I did catch a few as re runs. I actually think that I would rather watch the antics of those folks in the picture. Oh that Kramer character drove me crazy.
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Well, golly, it was the number one show for years, but not from folks on WordPress apparently. LOL. Yes, Kramer could be grating.
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How’d you miss that he’s got Elaine to his left, Kerbey?!
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Ah, yes! Let’s hope she hula dances and spares him the “thumbs out” dancing.
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She would draw the stares, we know, Kerbey!
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Scary.
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Brilliant, as usual.
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🙂
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I saw him attending a race car rally in Salida, Colorado once (The Colorado Grand); don’t remember what model Porche he was driving, but it was a fancy one. Seemed like a normal guy, though he had a big crowd around him wherever he went.
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The lesson there is: if you work hard and entertain millions of people, a Porsche can be yours! He certainly paid his dues. I’m glad he seemed normal.
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