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  1. http://www.mannoandcondon.com/grandpa.gif

    One very funny dude. R.I.P. Al.

    JD

  2. "JD" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    http://www.mannoandcondon.com/grandpa.gif

    One very funny dude. R.I.P. Al.

    JD

    When I saw the title my first thought was... I'm not dead.............

    Ditto btw.

    Marty

  3. JD said:

    http://www.mannoandcondon.com/grandpa.gif

    One very funny dude. R.I.P. Al.

    JD

    A legend.

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    o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
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  4. JD said:

    http://www.mannoandcondon.com/grandpa.gif

    One very funny dude. R.I.P. Al.

    JD

    Dang, that guy was old back then... And he was one funny dude. I used
    to know/went to HS with his grandson.
    _____
    Slack

  5. Slack™ said:
    JD said:

    http://www.mannoandcondon.com/grandpa.gif

    One very funny dude. R.I.P. Al.

    JD

    Dang, that guy was old back then... And he was one funny dude. I used
    to know/went to HS with his grandson.

    I was married by his daughter-in-law Pepper.

    Greg
    --
    "All my time I spent in heaven
    Revelries of dance and wine
    Waking to the sound of laughter
    Up I'd rise and kiss the sky" - The Mekons

  6. At 95 bless his soul.

  7. JD said:

    http://www.mannoandcondon.com/grandpa.gif

    One very funny dude. R.I.P. Al.

    JD

    I remember him when he was in the original TV series from the early
    sixties called 'Mc Hale's Navy' . He was still a hoot then .

    MTB Man

  8. Quoted message said:
    JD said:

    http://www.mannoandcondon.com/grandpa.gif

    One very funny dude. R.I.P. Al.

    JD

    I remember him when he was in the original TV series from the early
    sixties called 'Mc Hale's Navy' . He was still a hoot then .

    Actually, he was in "Car 54" in the 50s, I believe. Don't recall him in
    McHale's Navy, at least not as a "regular" like Tim Conway, Ernest Borgnine,
    and (too lazy to look it up) the guy who played Capt. Binghamton.

    Bill "Grandpa was how *I'll* remember him" S.

  9. Sorni said:

    the guy who played Capt. Binghamton.

    Joe Flynn

    JD google-free

  10. JD said:

    Sorni wrote:

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    the guy who played Capt. Binghamton.

    Joe Flynn

    Yup, I should have remembered that. He was great.

    Quoted message said:

    JD google-free

    Bill "bad w/names" S.

  11. JD said:

    http://www.mannoandcondon.com/grandpa.gif

    One very funny dude. R.I.P. Al.

    JD

    I think of him as a kind of Jewish, Eastern Euro, first generation
    Brooklyn personality archetype. Original, energetic, eccentric,
    outgoing, intelligent, curious, visionary, opinionated, funny,
    motivated, righteous, not just a little wacky, totally loveable. He
    would have been a perfect fit at one of my family's Seders, even while
    ranting to the orthodox members that religious belief is outdated
    claptrap.
    I'm telling you. Go to areas of southern Brooklyn and Grandpa Al is
    everywhere.

    BTW: have you read http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_Lewis? Lawyer,
    teacher, basketball scout, Merchant Marine, politician, vaudevillian,
    shrink, union leader, actor.... This guy apparently kicked more ass
    than Chuck Norris.

    /s

  12. Scott Gordo said:
    JD said:

    http://www.mannoandcondon.com/grandpa.gif

    One very funny dude. R.I.P. Al.

    JD

    I think of him as a kind of Jewish, Eastern Euro, first generation
    Brooklyn personality archetype. Original, energetic, eccentric,
    outgoing, intelligent, curious, visionary, opinionated, funny,
    motivated, righteous, not just a little wacky, totally loveable. He
    would have been a perfect fit at one of my family's Seders, even while
    ranting to the orthodox members that religious belief is outdated
    claptrap.
    I'm telling you. Go to areas of southern Brooklyn and Grandpa Al is
    everywhere.

    Sounds like my Uncle Sheldon.

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    www.schnauzers.ws

  13. Scott Gordo said:

    BTW: have you read http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_Lewis? Lawyer,
    teacher, basketball scout, Merchant Marine, politician, vaudevillian,
    shrink, union leader, actor.... This guy apparently kicked more ass
    than Chuck Norris.

    Jack Bauer may knock on your door soon to discuss that remark.

    Bill "R.I.P., Blubberpuss?" S.

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    Slack™ said:
    JD said:

    http://www.mannoandcondon.com/grandpa.gif

    One very funny dude. R.I.P. Al.

    JD

    Dang, that guy was old back then... And he was one funny dude. I used to
    know/went to HS with his grandson.

    I was married by his daughter-in-law Pepper.

    Greg

    That worked out well didn't? Was your divorce lawter related to Raymond
    Burr?

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    JD wrote:

    > http://www.mannoandcondon.com/grandpa.gif
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    > One very funny dude. R.I.P. Al.
    >
    > JD
    >

    Dang, that guy was old back then... And he was one funny dude. I used


    to

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    know/went to HS with his grandson.

    I was married by his daughter-in-law Pepper.

    Greg

    That worked out well didn't? Was your divorce lawter related to Raymond
    Burr?

    Actually Sam Waterston's son-in-law Al handled our divorce.

    Greg

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    SlackT wrote:
    > JD wrote:
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    >> http://www.mannoandcondon.com/grandpa.gif
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    >> One very funny dude. R.I.P. Al.
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    >> JD
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    > Dang, that guy was old back then... And he was one funny dude. I used


    to

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    > know/went to HS with his grandson.
    >

    I was married by his daughter-in-law Pepper.

    Greg

    That worked out well didn't? Was your divorce lawter related to Raymond
    Burr?

    Actually Sam Waterston's son-in-law Al handled our divorce.

    Greg

    Good to have connections for #'s 2, 3, 4....

  17. He was one of Mc Hale's crew . I also remember him in 'Car 54'

    MTB Man

  18. Quoted message said:

    He was one of Mc Hale's crew . I also remember him in 'Car 54'

    MTB Man

    Nope. Not Mc Hales navy but it's clone Sgt. Bilko.

    Also in Gomer Pyle, Here's Lucy, and Green Acres among others.

    --
    o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
    www.schnauzers.ws

  19. Arrgh !!!
    I remember 'Sgt Bilko' from the fifties . Al Lewis sure did
    get around . I think I was about 5 or 6 years old when my parents would
    watch 'Bilko' every week .

    MTB Man.

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