Memba Them?! - 2

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• 931. Getting Old Sucks! I know--I will be 42 this year!

  Posted at 5:06PM on 18th 2008 by BrownEyedGurl

• 932. TMZ is to television what a fat woman in a moo-moo is to trailer trash. Where did Harvey get his law degree? It just goes to show that most lawyers are ruthless unprofessional buffoons. May it please the court. First of all, you recall insignificant celebrities that you just happen to have a really nasty recent picture of, then say, "...was recently spotted in L.A. looking ADORABLE." The white unimaginative trash that actually watches TMZ as a source for current events, are the only sad souls that also take it seriously and actually laugh at poorly crafted puns and sarcasm that could only appeal to and work on said simpletons. Creativity, innovation, thought, and originality can be declared dead from the time TMZ is on, to the time it goes off. Harvey Levin is one !@$#? that the entire Jewish creed should have lost years ago. Keep up the good work. You're on FIRE, Harvey. See how easy it is to make crass humour?

  Posted at 2:41AM on 14th 2008 by Richard Mason

• 933. Davey Jones - "simian"??? What a terrbile thing to say!

  Posted at 11:39AM on 11th 2008 by Anna

• 934. First a note to Bobbi: UGLY! that's your opinion ONLY! To Haskell (Osmond) You are every bit as good looking as Clint Eastwood. Most women prefer APPEAL more than those 'pretty boys.' If I wanted pretty, I'd be a lesbian. THANK YOU MR. OSMOND FOR YOUR PUBLIC SERVICE. Also, you played Eddie just right - you were very unlikeable. Good Job! Nannie the Grannie

  Posted at 10:37AM on 11th 2008 by Nan Edwards

• 935. My favorite Know's Best line ... when the Mrs. says to Mr. "you were a little hard on the beaver last night"

  Posted at 10:01AM on 11th 2008 by Broom

• 936. Oh yes Eddie. I rememeber you! You were just about the only bad apple in the basket. But, through you, the family learned many things. I thought of you as the bridge to their becoming grownups! You were a definite necessity in their lives. I thought you were one of the more important persons to interact with them. I always looked forward to your appearance in the shows, because I knew we were to learn something!

  Posted at 6:38AM on 11th 2008 by C. Gregory

• 937. NEVER FORGET 9-11-01 TODAY 7 YEARS AGO WE WERE ATTACKED. DON'T FORGET THIS EVENT. TELL YOUR KIDS AND GRAND KIDS. THIS EVENT SHOULD NEVER BE FORGOTTEN

  Posted at 4:24AM on 11th 2008 by Dennis G

• 938. I MUST SAY THAT MOST HAVE GOTTEN OLDER YES. WE ALL DID OR WILL. I HAVE TO SAY THAT I WORKED ON FAME FOR 5 SEASONS. WHEN NIA CAME ABOARD, IT WAS LIKE A BREATH OF FRESH AIR. A FEW MONTHS BACK I RAN INTO HER AT A FRIENDS HOUSE. I KNEW SHE WAS GOING TO BE THERE AND BROUGHT MY FAME JACKET THAT WAS GIVEN TO US ONE X-MAS. SHE DID NOT REMEMBER ME. YOU HAVE TO REMEMBER THAT WAS BACK NI THE 80'S. WHEN I SHOWED HER MY JACKET SHE FLIPPED OUT. TODAY WE HAVE MUTIAL FRIENDS IN COMMON AND I GAVE HER MY FAME JACKET. SHE IS STILL A DOLL. YOU COULD NOT FIND NICER PERSON THEN HER THAT WAS ON THE SHOW. MY WIFE IS IN A NEW GROUP THAT SHE IS INVOLVED WITH,ONLY THREW HER SON WITH HOWARD HUEITT FROM THE GROUP SHALLAMAR. IT WAS NICE TO SEE AN OLD FRIEND AGAIN.

  Posted at 4:21AM on 11th 2008 by Dennis G

• 939. Mr.Osmand served as a police officer in the L.A. Metro area mostly as a motor officer. He was shot by an assailant several time after a traffic stop. After a long recovery he returned to finish out his career of almost 30 years of service. This was a far cry from his summer job as a kid at the studio. He went on to serve others at the risk of his own life, so those of you who think you know Mr. Osmand as "Eddy" the jerk can sit down and shut up!

  Posted at 3:01AM on 11th 2008 by Steve Landi

• 940. I thought he was homely then.. he is down right UGLY now!!!!! The years were NOT kind to him!

  Posted at 2:37AM on 11th 2008 by Bobbie

• 941. I will admit that the 60's was a good time for me. Life was good to me growing up but I am not one to be nastalgic... Beav was a good kid a a great citcom to influence the behaviors of a generation. Somewhere in transition I seem to think tha it was us who dropped the ball to pass along the importance of ethics and morals. Leav it to Beav...

  Posted at 12:55AM on 11th 2008 by john

• 942. I met Eddy Haskell in Orlando,FL. Back in 87. They were there filming the Return of Leave it to Beaver. I ran the cable system in the apartment complex they were all staying at. I actually met the intire cast, except Ward. I believe he had pasted away. Ms June was a very eligant,classy, sweet lady.The beave couldn't even figure out how to work the cable tv remote...he looked alittle burnt out. They were all very nice except Eddy. He was a complete Jerk just like on the show. He got pissed because he couldn't get cable in every room in his apartment.We passed each other in the stairwell later that day while he was taking out the garbage, and he said yes we take out the garbage too. I said like I really care Haskell. What a jackoff. I heard he was a cop in Chicago not LA?

  Posted at 12:52AM on 11th 2008 by Mark

• 943. Didn't like Eddie Haskell, but I grew to respect Ken, especially after hearing he was shot in the line of duty. Not going to go on about the good ole days, we make them what they are, now, or then. I do reflect however on what we choose to do with our lives and the choices we make. As with all the wholesome primetime, as farcical as it was, it did give us somewhat of an idea-listic goal to achieve as far as family values and morals are concerned. 45 years after the fact, I still find myself crying out "Gee Beav", instead of some other dry, dark, negative swearing that is the norm for the day, whenever something goes awry.

  Posted at 12:30AM on 11th 2008 by RT300Z

• 944. I REMEMBER THEM ALL AND I WANT TO SAY THE 5O S AND 60 S WERE GREAT MAN, I FEEL SO LUCKY TO HAVE BEEN THERE AND TO ALL THAT WERN'T.... IT WAS SPECIAL AND ALL WHO DID EXPERIENCE THAT TIME KNOWS HOW GOOD IT WAS. NOW IT'S CONSIDERED GREAT AND COOL TO DO A DRIVE BYE. RIGHT IT TAKES A LOT OF BALLS TO SHOOT SOMEONE OF A PORCH, YEAH AND I'M GOD, ONLY A PUNK CAN DO SOMETHING LIKE THAT.HOPE ALL YOU OLD ROCK AND ROLLERS ARE WELL.JACKPOT

  Posted at 12:29AM on 11th 2008 by JIM

• 945. Tom Bosley is 80 yrs old.he looks OK to me--he's 80!How well will I look at 80 yrs old- maybe not as good!And neither will you, young one! The "Father Dowling" show was good, and I did watch the re-runs!

  Posted at 12:25AM on 11th 2008 by KK