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  1. You young'ns have no sense of pop culture history https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/sheena-queen-of-the-jungle-has-died-for-sure-we-think.162254/ Not the original cast... saw it in London in 1977 where it was not a hit and closed after a short run. (In 1990 I saw the unbelievably overrated Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap and legendary actress Jerry Hall--mother of 4 of Mick Jagger's kids-- in a revival of Bus Stop [with legendary actor Shaun Cassidy], so I've had some disappointing theater experiences across the pond.) I suppose now you're gonna ask who Shaun Cassidy is. :eek::eek:
  2. I found a new roommate for you: He’s not just a ‘thirst trap’: Meet NYC’s hottest roommate Is it hot in this apartment, or is it just the new roommate? Last Monday, as part of his search for a room to rent in Brooklyn or downtown Manhattan, Saverio Pescucci took to the 284,800-member Gypsy Housing group on Facebook — and included a handful of photos of himself to put a face to the ad. The Tuscany, Italy, native’s post quickly went viral, netting some 600 likes and more than 400 comments, most having nothing to do with his house hunt. “I saw a lot of people … were posting pictures of themselves, like selfies and casual photos, to show that they’re not sociopaths or what kind of lifestyle they have,” Pescucci, 29, told The Post. “I did the same [but] I was not imagining that it would turn into an episode of ‘The Bachelor.’ “ Among the Italian stallion’s five photos was one of him holding up his toned arms in excitement while on vacation in Arizona, and another that shows Pescucci — who studied at Milan’s prestigious La Scala ballet academy — shirtless in an aerial dance move. “I think the ballet picture did it,” admitted the dancer, who described himself in his listing as “super chill, friendly, gay [and] Covid responsible.” “[The] hot ones are never straight,” said one woman, while another chimed in to say, “You’re cute … that’s all I have to offer you. A compliment.” Comments from men included, “You won’t be paying rent for too long once you get here … [you’re] f–king hot,” and “I don’t have a room, but I have space in my heart.” Pescucci, who has lived in New York City for six years, told The Post that the ad “wasn’t a thirst trap.” “I was not uncomfortable [with the comments], I just was really overwhelmed,” he continued. “It was like, like, like, comment, comment, DM, DM. It was just a lot.” He eventually replied to the wave of adoration. “Omg, just waking up and what is happening on this post!?!?? I just wanted a room!!!!” he wrote, later adding, “Thank you for all the sweet and kind words and help finding a room! I’ll read all the comments as … soon as I get a chance!” Pescucci eventually found a place in a Williamsburg three bedroom, though not from his viral post. One of the commenters was 26-year-old Hassan Salazar, a drag performer who lives in Queens. Among the first to voice his lust, he said, “I don’t have a room but I am single,” later adding, “I’m just here to snatch myself a good man. He can have my apartment lol.” “I like that he was a dancer and I liked his eyebrows,” Salazar told The Post. “I’m going to consider my marriage proposal as pending.” Although Pescucci declined to reveal his relationship status, he didn’t rule out the idea of going on a date with a new fan: “Life is unpredictable and you never know. Maybe my future husband will be one of the commenters on this post.” No matter what, Pescucci — who was put out of work as a Broadway and ballet dancer by the pandemic, but will soon start a job at an Italian food distributor — has a new place to show off. He snagged a room in a three-bedroom Williamsburg apartment. “The funny thing is that I didn’t find it from the post!” he said, adding he found it through another Gypsy Housing ad. When the time comes to hunt for his next apartment, Pescucci said he’ll still use photos of himself. “Maybe just one or two and keep it a little more simple,” he said. “Or maybe not, if I’m not that desperate to find a room.”
  3. A Mexican woman flew into a rage and stabbed her husband when she found what she thought were snaps of him on his phone having sex with another woman — who happened to be her when they were dating years ago. Police responded last week to reports of a domestic dispute at the couple’s home in Cajeme, Sonora, where they discovered the man with multiple stab wounds on his arms and legs, the Daily Mail reported. His wife, identified as Leonora A, reportedly went ballistic when she found the explicit photos on his phone showing him having sex with who she thought was another woman. Without asking him about the photos, Leonora allegedly began attacking her shocked hubby, identified as Juan N., who finally managed to wrestle the knife from her hands and asked her what set her off, the outlet reported. Juan then told Leonora that the woman she thought he had been cheating with was actually her — when they were just dating. His wife apparently did not recognize herself because she was younger, thinner and had makeup on, according to the report. Juan, who is expected to recover from the injures, told investigators that he told his jealous wife that he had recently found the photos in an old email and transferred them to his phone. Leonora was arrested and remains behind bars pending charges, the Daily Mail reported.
  4. Totally forgot season one was on BRAVO. Season 2 was on USA and aired over the summer. I'm finally watching it now (and just started the last episode, but am taking a break). It tells the story of Betty Broderick, with Amanda Peet tremendous in the role, and Christian Slater appropriately slimy as her ex-husband Dan.
  5. samhexum

    Our dads.

    My father was born in 1907 and I was born in 1962. I probably have more in common with your father than I did with mine.
  6. samhexum

    Our dads.

    My father was born in 1907 and I was born in 1962. I probably have more in common with your father than I did with mine.
  7. I used to have a friend whose parents both had the same middle name (Lee).
  8. I used to have a friend whose parents both had the same middle name (Lee).
  9. I assume you know that was a joke... gay marriage wasn't legal back then. Plus, I never actually met him.
  10. McDonald’s customer calls cops after missing breakfast menu A woman in the UK called the cops after she arrived at a McDonald’s drive-thru window — and found the restaurant had stopped serving breakfast, according to local authorities. The breakfast-loving Brit was so incensed about having to order off the lunch menu, instead of having her choice of bacon and hash browns, she demanded officers pursue legal action, according to a tweet from the Mid Sussex Neighborhood Police. Inspector Darren Taylor wrote that his department received “a call at 11:30 this morning from an angry lady who stated that due to the queue at the McDonalds drive-thru in EG, by the time she got to the window the breakfast service had stopped and she couldn’t order a breakfast.” The post concludes with the inspector writing, “The lady was given words of advice about ringing the Police.” McDonald’s in the United Kingdom do not serve all-day breakfast, according to the chain’s website. Restaurants in the US rolled out day-breakfast in 2015 as part of a sales initiative, but that extension was reversed last year as the coronavirus pandemic upended operations in the states. The Manhattan McDonald’s where Adam Sandler’s character was famously refused breakfast in the 1999 comedy “Big Daddy,” was forced to close earlier this month due to the pandemic.
  11. Damn straight, you damn gay guy!
  12. And how many with difficulty, you slut?
  13. Oklahoma Lawmaker Proposes 'Bigfoot' Hunting Season A Republican House member has introduced a bill that would create a Bigfoot hunting season. Rep. Justin Humphrey’s district includes the heavily forested Ouachita Mountains in southeast Oklahoma, where a Bigfoot festival is held each year near the Arkansas border. He says issuing a state hunting license and tag could help boost tourism. “Establishing an actual hunting season and issuing licenses for people who want to hunt Bigfoot will just draw more people to our already beautiful part of the state," Humphrey said in a statement. Humphrey says his bill would only allow trapping and that he also hopes to secure $25,000 to be offered as a bounty. Micah Holmes, a spokesman for the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation, which oversees hunting in Oklahoma, told television station KOCO that the agency uses science-driven research and doesn’t recognize Bigfoot. FLO HAD BETTER WARN DARRYL
  14. How in the world does your headline connect to your post? ??‍♀️
  15. It's a pity you didn't have drones back then. You could've just sipped pina coladas on the beach and accomplished your mission remotely.
  16. It's a shame you already closed on your little cottage, or you could have retired to this: https://nypost.com/2021/01/23/windsurfer-robby-naishs-hawaiian-estate-hits-market-for-18m/
  17. Well, we've already shown any idiot can get elected to the position. ? You just cannot set up a punchline like that & not expect a response like that. ?:p
  18. He fell short of his goal to out-do Mickey Rooney. ?
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