Ted
Gold Meritorious Patron
Looks like Cab's routine was the forerunner of the moonwalk.
Looks like Cab's routine was the forerunner of the moonwalk.
Randi Rhodes uses this weekly on her radio show in the spirit of "fem lib".
Mark A. Baker
A few favorites from Bernstein's, et al, "Candide" ....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pl_Gy1fHz24
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66t6koU-u6A
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ey5e7buHfls
Mark A. Baker
p.s The acappella section of the finale never fails to bring me to tears. I was glad to see it affect Lenny in the same way.



She's still on the radio? Where?
... it'll soon be time for the annual viewing of "Arsenic and Old Lace".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oy2bxDw9qG0
Mark A. Baker

Great fun that one
As regards the Hugh Laurie YT vid....only YOU could have immediately come up with an amalgam of the uppity English and the Harlem lowdown![]()
I could tell a few stories here but I won't...this story says "It" all.
Thank you, Ted...this is t-h-e b-e-s-t stuff of Stuff's stuff.
Face
Same.
Mark A. Baker
I'm not so bad as cupid. One of my successes resulted in a friend
who spent a few years doing what was required to be jewish, and he then
married the girl.

Anyone who requires you to "convert" ain't worth the trouble.
Mark A. Baker



This cynical me is so pragmatic...but safe. The eternal dillema Ah jeeez,
I just thought of my big list of things that are more trouble than they are worth. I had begun to rehab when exactly I had attributed value to each of them in first place. Each item had its own ARCX. I liked me better when I was naive enough to embue things with wonder. I liked that me...even if being that way eventually broke my heart...This cynical me is so pragmatic...but safe. The eternal dillema
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Manners and comm are SERIOUS heavy duty tech.
Perhaps this tech should be confidential?


Mark A. Baker
A little something to help you deal with your innately dichotomous nature.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59Hj7bp38f8
Anyone who requires you to "convert" ain't worth the trouble.
Mark A. Baker