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This. This is where truck natural selection is taking us.
What big product (from a big company) did Backus (as Mr. Magoo) endorse in a bunch of TV Commercials? I recall he did this, but can't recall what.
Who were the other "regular characters" in the cartoon series (including the three house pets)? Which adult character would totally be "politically incorrect" in today's times? His "dog" was a cat. Wasn't there a parrot? Plus his houseboy Charlie (missah magloo!) His mother (the only one to call him by his first name - "oh Quincy!") And his rich uncle.
What role did Mr. Magoo play in a rather famous Dickens story, (hint) for which the production was made a "musical" and in which Magoo sang (normally it is not a musical)? He played scrooge
I lived in Troy for a little while. It had some nice places but the majority was ghettos like that. Those street kids sure could play some good basketball! I do miss the mini chili dogs though. Good times!Saturday Evening Post Cover, May 26, 1945.
This famous cover was first published weeks after the end of the war in Europe. This classic scene of a young soldier returning home has become one of Norman Rockwell's most beloved in a series of similar scenes of a welcome homecoming. Rockwell used the setting of Troy, New York as his inspiration.
THANK YOU TO ALL of our veterans, past, present and future.
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First thing i noticed is they put the black people in the treesSaturday Evening Post Cover, May 26, 1945.
This famous cover was first published weeks after the end of the war in Europe. This classic scene of a young soldier returning home has become one of Norman Rockwell's most beloved in a series of similar scenes of a welcome homecoming. Rockwell used the setting of Troy, New York as his inspiration.
THANK YOU TO ALL of our veterans, past, present and future.
www.soldiersolutionsllc.com
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First thing i noticed is they put the black people in the trees
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These Guys would have never had a place in the rankings if this guy rode today. Well maybe Tuff and Lane as they were my Heros when I was riding.
When and where was this????
- Tuff Hedeman.
- Lane Frost.
- Ty Murray.
- Larry Mahan.
- Jim Shoulders.
- J.B. Mauney.
Dirty is about to uncork his hidden collection. Please do not tempt fate.
What is the stock on the m1a
I think it is a Sage EBR. Nice paint job too!What is the stock on the m1a
Oh it’s even worse nowadays…. It’s called Troylet for a reasonI lived in Troy for a little while. It had some nice places but the majority was ghettos like that. Those street kids sure could play some good basketball! I do miss the mini chili dogs though. Good times!
This is supposed to be “Olivia Casta”.
Not the same woman. The thot in the chair doesn't exist. Her real name is Maria Tretjakova. She filters her image and calls herself Olivia Casta.Same person? And if so do you have a name?
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Hot potato!
I feel like that's really the best case scenarioHot potato!