OT: Blast from the Past

[sbb122]

Found @dash side hustle

https://a.co/d/2K2fKdC

 

[forty_three]

Found @dash side hustle

https://a.co/d/2K2fKdC

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I'm not buying that unless is comes with a yellow stripe and a sticker that says IGGY!

 

[dash]

Since we're on the subject...Here's a blast from the past lol

 

[sbb122]

Since we're on the subject...Here's a blast from the past lol

I've never heard that


Hope I never hear it again lol

 

[dash]

I've never heard that


Hope I never hear it again lol

I'm almost positive it was on a K-Tel album of greatest hits from 1972 lol

Edit: K-Tel 22 Explosive Hits was the album name (they even had a Volume 2 lol)

 

[dash]

You can feel the maple syrup dripping off it lol

 

[DetroitDevil]

 

[Comeds]

That show would have been better with Gabe Kaplan in it. He was more athletic.

 

[dash]

 

[sbb122]

 

[dash]

Robert Lang likes this.

/I miss Eddie_Shack (the poster).

 

[mattola]

 

[mattola]

40 years ago
In Hollywood - Ubu Roi - Died a very Good Boy, 1984

Sit, Ubu, sit…Good Dog! ….woof!

The real Ubu dog was a black Labrador retriever named Ubu Roi, who belonged to television producer Gary David Goldberg:

Goldberg had Ubu Roi as his college dog and traveled with him around the world.

Ubu Roi was the mascot for Goldberg’s independent production company, Ubu Productions, which he founded in 1982.

The closing tag for Ubu Productions featured a photo of Ubu Roi with a frisbee in his mouth, taken in Paris’s Tuileries Garden. Goldberg also appeared in the tag, saying “Sit, Ubu, sit! Good dog!”.

The closing tag is considered one of the most famous TV show closing tags ever. Goldberg paid tribute to his beloved dog in the tag.

Ubu Roi died in 1984.

 

[thedddd]

Funny thing about those air popper popcorn makers. I knew someone that roasted coffee beans with them. Don’t ask me how but they did.

 

[thedddd]

As for TV this was my favorite.

 

[Loco2]

"Oh, sorry... I thought this thread was about me. My mistake."