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But let's be honest... not even Lucy herself would say she had the comedic chops to rival Lucky, the Tanner family cat.

Stick your head in gravy, wash it out with bubblegum, and send it to the Navy. Given your youth, I assume you won't get the reference.

WHAT POWERFUL POSTS!!!

Another classic sitcom, starring Brian Benben, from the prehistoric era at HBO.

You can say that again!

Fair enough. Daughter Lynn & neighbors Trevor & Raquel (real-life former roommate of Marilyn Monroe) Ochmonek were on par w/ the Mertzes. Willie, Kate, & ALF were the only ones on a level with Lucy & Desi. But that goes without saying, of course.

Blue Jays Place Kevin Kiermaier On Waivers The Blue Jays have placed outfielder Kevin Kiermaier on waivers, reports Joel Sherman of The New York Post. The goal is seemingly to have another team claim him and take on the remainder of his salary. Kiermaier is still on the 40-man roster and can continue playing for the Jays while on waivers. In fact, he was playing in today’s game against the Giants as this report came out. If he clears waivers, the Jays can outright him or release him but keeping him on the roster would also be an option.

Well, obviously not Lucy and Desi, but probably on a par with Fred and Ethel.

In her sleep. Age 75. Complications from diabetes.

He was a core member of one of the most iconic casts of all time. I think that qualifies.

thinking of your ass...

Benji Gregory, a child star who played Brian Tanner in the 1980s sitcom “Alf,” has died. He was 46. According to online records from the Maricopa County Medical Examiner’s office in Arizona reviewed by USA TODAY Wednesday, Gregory – whose full name was Benjamin Gregory Hertzberg – died June 13. A cause of death is pending. His sister, Rebecca, told TMZ – which first broke the news – that she believes Gregory was found deceased in his car in a bank parking lot near Phoenix. Gregory portrayed Brian on all four seasons of the classic sitcom. Before this breakthrough role, he appeared on episodes of shows such as “The A-Team,” “Punky Brewster” and “The Twilight Zone.”

Can I ask what the motivation is? No offense to anyone, but this site doesn't seem important enough for anybody to make any such effort.

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DEAR ABBY: My fiancee has a number of male friends she has known for years. One of them stops off at her work, brings food and gifts, and may go out with her after hours. Another called her one evening and invited her out for drinks to celebrate his promotion. At a recent party, another one had his hands on her back or shoulders whenever he spoke to her (she was wearing a silk blouse). Prior to that, she had left with him to go to the ATM holding his hand. At another party, I practically had to wrestle another “friend” away from her so I could sit next to her at dinner and later stand next to her for the group picture. When I tell her I’m upset about this, especially that she is allowing it to go on, she tells me they have been friends for years and there is nothing sexual going on. (In fact, she says I’m the ONLY man she knows who thinks that way.) She says, “We’re all just touchy-feely.” Observing these goings-on, I don’t see any of her other male or female friends touching anyone else like this. I would never touch another woman who was in a committed relationship. She insists it’s just me, and that if I say anything, she will be upset. So, here I sit, stewing, while her supposedly non-sexual friends paw at her and vie for her attention. Advice? — SEETHING IN NEW YORK DEAR SEETHING CUCKOLD: Yes. Your fiancee has made it plain that she doesn’t plan to change. This is why you should stop seething and end the engagement. Unless you enjoy pain and anxiety, this IS A BITCH. KILL HER; SHE isn’t the girl for you. DEAR ABBY: I have one grandchild and another on the way. I have been struggling lately with all the rules and boundaries my children are placing on me. I realize that with the internet and the new parent courses, they are receiving more information than I ever did. The latest issue is with my daughter who is due in a few months. We are very close, but suddenly she says I will need to shower and wear clean clothing before seeing her child. She’s afraid of third-hand smoke. I am, unfortunately, a smoker. I would never smoke around her baby. I don’t even smoke in the house, but she has told me it’s her rule. I have read everything about third-hand smoke and haven’t found any statistics about the amount of exposure it would take to harm a baby. I’m going to try to quit, but I think this is crazy. She hasn’t said anything about cleaning products, food or anything else. Am I wrong in thinking this is over the top? — SAD SMOKER IN MASSACHUSETTS DEAR SMOKER: As a longtime smoker, you are probably no longer aware of how unpleasant the smell of tobacco can be for nonsmokers. It clings to the smoker’s hair, skin, clothing and surroundings. You are entitled to think whatever you wish, but as you stated, this is your daughter’s rule, and if you are going to interact with that grandchild, you will have to respect it. I truly hope you will be able to overcome your tobacco addiction and cuddle the baby. If you do, you will be doing all of you (including yourself) a favor. BUY A FEW PAIRS OF CHEAP SWEATS AND LEARN HOW TO SHOWER IN 5 MINUTES, THEN TELL YOUR DAUGHTER YOU ARE SO SORRY FOR DRINKING WHILE PREGNANT WITH HER, WHICH IS WHY SHE OBVIOUSLY HAS SOME KIND OF NEUROLOGICAL DEFICIT.

He's actually correct... because he's stupid. That quote means he thinks his youthful appearance is the cause of his not drinking and I'd have to agree. Nobody wants to be seen serving or selling alcohol to, or drinking it with, somebody who looks 15.

Borden complex nears completion in Long Island City, featuring film and TV studios

In an interview with The New York Times, Cunningham said that coming out to his family in private five years ago was the “scariest thing I’ve ever done.” Now, he is coming out to the rest of the world. His reason for coming out publicly, he told the Times, came from a track training technique he uses. “We say our goals out loud,” he said. “If there’s something we want to achieve, we say it. Putting something in words makes it real.” Cunningham, 25, who ran for Florida State University, said he didn’t “explore the idea” of being gay until college, attributing the slow exploration of his sexuality to having grown up in a conservative and rural part of Alabama. The hurdler called his hometown of Winfield “the sort of place where you did not want to be the gay kid at school.” In a separate interview with Us Weekly, Cunningham said he eventually realized that “people just don’t care.” When asked if he thought coming out publicly will change anything, he said, “I’m just Trey, and apparently it’s a special thing that I like to kiss guys.” https://www.aol.com/news/u-track-star-trey-cunningham-183548812.html

Uhh... that IS George Bush. Thanks for proving my point. Noticed this today on THE VIEW: (not exact, but close enough to play her on SNL)

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A weird-looking 35-year-old man has revealed his anti-aging secrets after being told by strangers they think he looks like a teenager — stay out of the sun and avoid alcohol. Brandon Miles May wears sunscreen daily, covers up his skin when he goes outside and has never touched a drop of alcohol in his life. sounds like a fun date He also eats a diet of fresh fruit, plant-based food and fish, which he says helps him feel just as young as he did 10 years ago. He said: “I attribute not drinking to my youthful appearance. Really embodying the feeling of youth. I think it has helped. I think and see myself as young. “I’ve been staying out of sunlight my whole life. I wear a hoodie to block the sun and use physical coverings on the backs of my hands.” why not just wear elbow-length white gloves? Brandon has been looking after his skin since he was just 13 and made an effort to maintain his healthy lifestyle. Brandon, a social media content creator from Detroit, said: “When I go to the airport security ask me how old I am. They do a double take. “The age people think I am ranges but it can be 15 or 16 or 18 to 19. “I’ve never had any work done. What I do is pretty simple but effective.” Brandon, who also owns a medical communications business, has always had a taste for healthy food. At 15, he started making some dietary changes such as incorporating green tea and more plant based foods. And at 19 he cut out sugars, grains and carbohydrates and now eats a diet of organic food and lots of low mercury fish. PARTY! He added: “At 13 I was already starting to become aware of longevity and anti-aging. “I was really into nutrition at that stage and keeping my body young.” Brandon also feels it is important to exercise but doesn’t do anything to “heavy” to avoid straining his body. He said: “I don’t go heavy on exercise. Too much exercise can cause stress on the body – it can age the body. Audrey Hepburn lives! “I keep my exercise moderate and gentle — a walk, yoga, and some strength training.” Brandon says “invests” time into himself but insists his lifestyle isn’t about living forever – but maintaining his health for as long as possible. He added: “I want to feel good. Feeling young is part of looking young. Living forever isn’t a priority. It’s about maintaining my health. “I think I look better than I did ten years ago. I feel physically and emotionally young. I think the body follows the mind.” Brandon said strangers think his lifestyle must be “exhausting” but he says it is simple to follow. And he will still eat treats such as chocolate. He added: “I eat chocolate every single day. I have 92 per cent to 100 per cent cacao. It’s super bitter. and I wash it down with battery acid to flush out my system “I’m pretty flexible too. If I go out for dinner I’ll have some bread and olive oil.” Caligula reincarnated! Brandon’s tips for anti-aging: – Stay out of the sun and protective your skin with UV protection clothing – Wear SPF daily – Eat berries such as blueberries, blackberries and raspberries – which he says are anti-inflammatory – Eat low mercury fish such as sardines which are full of Omega-3 – Eat organic fruit and vegetables – Avoid carbohydrates, sugar and grains – Avoid alcohol I'd hate to see the portrait he has hidden away.