I'm watching the Blue Beetle episode of Brave and Bold right now.
Which one? There were two Blue Beetle episodes.
Fred ,'A Hole in the World'
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I'm watching the Blue Beetle episode of Brave and Bold right now.
Which one? There were two Blue Beetle episodes.
Tom Scola, why are you so awesome?
....didn't mean to kill the thread.
Sorry. I got sucked into Shatner as a result.
(It is hard for me to wrap my head around the fact that Shatner and Nimoy are the same age. Also, that Shatner is OLDER than Leonard Cohen. I do find myself wondering if they were ever in the same circles in 1950s Montreal, though. I mean, he's only 2 years older than COHEN.
That's a very odd thought, Plei.
Not for you to have, I mean, but to be in my brain.
It is hard for me to wrap my head around the fact that Shatner and Nimoy are the same age. Also, that Shatner is OLDER than Leonard Cohen. I do find myself wondering if they were ever in the same circles in 1950s Montreal, though. I mean, he's only 2 years older than COHEN
I was going to say that, if they both went to Jewish school, then they probably went to the same one, since Montreal really only has one Jewish school, but wikipedia tells me that Cohen went there, but Shatner did not. (It's actually a pretty interesting school. In addition to English as the language of instruction and Hebrew language in religion classes, they also require that all students take French and Yiddish.)
t edit: I was wrong. The Montreal Jewish school that teaches Yiddish isn't the same one that Cohen attended.
Ple, you should follow the Fug Girls SWINTON! strategy and just refer to him as COHEN!
P-Cow, your voice post sounds like Steven Hawking. You poor little critter. I'm glad you didn't have any irreversible death trips.
three of us Kathys in a row, each one spelling our name differently!
And you spell it the Right and Proper Way.
Interestingly, my freshman dorm also had 3 Kathys on my floor. Unfortunately, we all spelled ours the same way. And, all of us were from Colorado (the uni was in OK), so you couldn't even say, "Kathy from Colorado." We ended up solving it by all going by our full names: Kathleen, Kathryn, and Kathy.
And you spell it the Right and Proper Way.
Actually, in high school and college, I spelled it "Kathie." I wanted to be different, what can I say? First job out of college, I was given a name plate spelled "Kathy," so I went with it.
In 1930, Lois was the 18th most popular name and it's never shown up on a list since. Which is why there is a Lois Club - there are just enough to make up a small club in each geographic locale. I'm still the youngest one to ever contact them - most are in their 70's and 80's, appropriately enough.
I want this. If I can't have it, I want to invest in it. [link] They're privately held. Damn.