Matt Tracy

Good one but not completely platonic.

Wow, that's horrible.

In all seriousness, what was primarily on their minds?

Reminded me of my sister buying me a book every Christmas and birthday. This is for the copy of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory that I still have.

Also looks like a man who did not know that the Chevy Bel Air did not feature a 327 engine until 1964.

My parents always told us that when JFK was assassinated our next door neighbor was painting his house (in a suit no less). My mother yelled up to him on the ladder "Mr. Smith the President has been shot!!" He nodded and continued to paint.

That'll get you busted down on Bourbon Street.

My then girlfriend (now wife of 33 years) and i likely watched Rescue 911.

Absolutely. Just happy to see him.

His son's movie apparently.

Fantastic Forceps

Hello I am in a 70's/80's network police drama. Is it November, February or May? If so, it's time to go undercover at the local strip club.

I'm not even claustrophobic and getting an MRI was one of the worst experiences of my life.

Sad I remember that season pretty well (I was in 9th grade). He was very talented and stood out. One f bomb and that was that.

I have to say in my 50's I'm pretty sure I've shrank a little bit.

For me it's always "You can spend all your time making love or spend all your love making time." My reaction is to tell them to put the bong down.

Dill weed was a frequent insult used against Beavis by Butthead in the mid 90's.

Another book right in my wheelhouse. Really looking forward.

Taking me back to two guys in my homeroom arguing about Andrew Toney.

The Tent Commandments

Having grown up on the pancake that is Long Island the Catskills are somewhat mountainous. But your point is taken.

Frankly I thought it was already doing that last year, especially with the cannibals.

Not many people know that AA Milne had a much smaller brother called AAA Milne

Repost with a favorite book from childhood. I was pretty old before I figured out there wasn't a real horse involved.

Jason Statham solved this problem in Working Man by simply killing everybody he could.

Yes. Lost my mother when I was 21 and my father when I was 48.

Hello Wiggin.

Shut the door Sticky Fingers, I'm not heating the entire neighborhood

20 years on the White Sox can do that to a career.

I can distinctly remember though him hitting that home run off Warren Spahn in 1982 in the Cracker Jack Old Timers Game. I had not heard of him prior to that but was impressed a 75 year old could do that..