I recall griping to the football coach because girls couldn't play football. He said, 'You can play my dear, but you must suit out in the boys locker room.' I said, 'No thank you.'

COMMON MAN!...Don't tell me no one had the Hots for Annette?!?!

Had we followed this model pragmatically, we wouldn't have the likes of this weeks IN THE MEME TYME news edition...think about that...

Sorry. Going to expose myself as a youngun because my growing up was with morning cartoons - which actually had a moral message. I remember GI Joe, Transformers, and He-Man all ending up with a one-minute moral message from the show about being good. I don't know why those messages stopped being part of cartoons, but they did and our society isn't the better for it.

Now being a bit older, I've gone back and watched a bunch of those old shows, especially westerns like the Lone Ranger, Gunsmoke, The Rifleman, Bonanza, and Big Valley. All of them depicted good and bad behavior and you knew which was which. And good always won. I wish it were so cut and dried in our day...

The last one is Red Skelton.....right?

no sale on andy the liar and traitor griffith
he endorse 0bama-care

Dang, me forgot all about those stinky sneakers when I was a growing dino way, way back when when I loved to watch a civilized drunk lock himself up in the Mayberry jail.

Oh, they way we were!

Clem Kadiddlehopper with Mae West a long time ago.

Mae to Clem: “What’s your name?”
Clem: “Clem Kadiddlehopper.”
Mae: “Don’t get vulgar.”
Clem: “No. Vulgar Kadiddlehopper is my cousin.”

😉

Was never a fan of The Honeymooners, but liked Audrey Meadows in the movies. That Touch Of Mink and Take Her, She's Mine had Audrey at her wisecracking best.