Nov. 16 Adam West: I was reading in the Edmonton
Journal on Nov. 14, 2014
about Batman TV actor Adam West. It was
about the 1960s TV show is going into high- resolution dvds. I watched some of that TV show when I was a
kid. I didn’t really like it because I
don’t like watching old TV shows and movies.
It seemed so dated.
When I read the article, I learned a lot about West. He jokes around and has a light sense of
humor. Here are some excerpts:
“But you have to do that on a business level as well, because, if you don’t stimulate or service your fans, your career maybe lasts 10 minutes,” continued West, who has better known to many younger viewers as mayor of Quahog on Seth McFarlane’s “Family Guy.”
So what does West think of the Batmen who have come after him?
“I can’t think about about it. I get too upset and jealous and envious. I can’t even sleep,” the deadpanning West said. “It’s just terrible that they’re getting all that money and I’m not.
“No, I’m kidding,” the actor continued with a laugh. “All of them really are very talented and fine actors in their own way, and they do their own thing.”
Robin the Boy Wonder has intentionally kept out of — or
barely hinted at — in many recent Bat productions. West spoke highly, though,
of his crime-fighting partner Burt Ward. “He’s a scene-stealer, I don’t like
him,” West said, not able to resist another joke. “I love the theater of the
absurd and Burt Ward – Robin — simply was a great additive to that. His
enthusiasm, his athleticism and his innocence … in those days — I knew in five
minutes after testing with him that this was the guy.”
“I do,” West chuckled. “But I can’t say, because it wouldn’t be honorable. Bruce Wayne would kill me. I had three Catwomen. I was so lucky. They all gave me curious stirrings in my utility belt.”
Breastfeeding Mom Graduation Photo Goes Viral: I
found this on Yahoo:
“Jacci Sharkey juggled motherhood and schoolwork for most of her three-and-a-half years at the University of Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia.” I couldn’t find the exact link in my “parking lot” email, but I posted another link to the story. Here are some Yahoo comments:
“Jacci Sharkey juggled motherhood and schoolwork for most of her three-and-a-half years at the University of Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia.” I couldn’t find the exact link in my “parking lot” email, but I posted another link to the story. Here are some Yahoo comments:
Stephen Marks: Tit for tat, thats what this is, shes just
giving her baby the breast up
bringing possible so lets not get into weather she cans or cannot do this and try and knock her down, there are enough boobs on here willing to pass judgement, including one from as far away as Nipal. I just don't want to hear any hooters yelling profanitities at this girl, who obviously got an education while juggsaling motherhood and marriage and besides the little squirt looks content motorboating his mom and remember guys, if you can decide what to say more then a mouthfull is a waste!
bringing possible so lets not get into weather she cans or cannot do this and try and knock her down, there are enough boobs on here willing to pass judgement, including one from as far away as Nipal. I just don't want to hear any hooters yelling profanitities at this girl, who obviously got an education while juggsaling motherhood and marriage and besides the little squirt looks content motorboating his mom and remember guys, if you can decide what to say more then a mouthfull is a waste!
Robb: Not to mention the dichotomy that a SINGLE MALE parent faces each and every day
Herbert: I'm a normal every-day guy out there. When I saw
this photo, the first thing I saw was a woman with loose clothing and a big
breast hanging out and I looked straight in at it, then I noticed the baby and
at the end, the cap and gown. I am sorry, there must be something wrong with me
because that breast is the focus of this picture but not whether she graduated
from university or looked after two or three babies while she did it. I saw a
photo one time of a woman dressed as a Nurse, with her uniform set aside to
show her leg (and more).
My opinion: I didn’t really like the photo, but I
wasn’t really against it either. She was
breastfeeding her baby, and it wasn’t supposed to be sexual. If she wore her graduation gown and was
posing all sexy in it, then I might have a problem with it.
Dec. 8 Turkey
prank: On Dec. 1, 2014,
I found this on Yahoo:
“Take one Thanksgiving turkey, a Cornish hen and an evil
genius of a mom and what do you get? An epic Thanksgiving prank. Nerissa was
planning on pranking both of her daughters into believing the turkey planned
for dinner was pregnant. Nerissa’s animal-loving daughter Raquel was so shocked
when she discovered the Cornish hen inside the carcass of the turkey that she
burst into surprised tears. Raquel’s
sister Nicole had discovered the Cornish hen in the fridge earlier in the day
so was aware of the prank being pulled on her sister. Nicole cried tears of her
own, but these were tears of uncontrollable laughter. Credit: YouTube/ Nerissa
Hawkinson”
My opinion: I didn’t read the description, because I
didn’t want to be spoiled. I thought it
would be something scary like a tarantula in the turkey. Instead it was another hen in the
turkey. Raquel was crying, and you can
hear the dog off screen howling too. It
was kind of funny.
Jeopardy story: I found this on Yahoo: “Is This The
Worst Story Ever Told On 'Jeopardy'?”
Dan Tran, a PhD student living in Boston,
was a contestant on Monday night's episode of "Jeopardy" and told a
story that many are claiming is the worst story ever.”
Here’s a Yahoo comment:
Carol: I thought it was funny, he confused the sun for the
moon. What makes the story funnier is that he's smart guy. This story just
showed another side of him and I thought it was sweet. Btw, he's cute! When I was a teenager working at McDonald's,
my co-worker/friend confused black smoke from a fire for a rain cloud. The rest
of the sky is blue with white clouds and she thinks rain is going to come. I
looked at her, she
looks at me and we both started laughing for a good 10 minutes (I'm smiling to myself as I'm typing this). :)It happens to the best of us.
looks at me and we both started laughing for a good 10 minutes (I'm smiling to myself as I'm typing this). :)It happens to the best of us.
My opinion: I thought the story was kind of eh. It was mediocre and mildly funny. It wasn’t the worst story ever.
Mike Tyson: On Sept. 24, 2014, “Mike Tyson rescues Vegas road crash
victim”:
The former world heavyweight boxing champion was first on the scene at the accident last Tuesday (NZT last Wednesday) and was instructing people not to touch the injured man in case they inflicted further injuries, Chesley's lawyer Stephen Stubbs said.
Hero Races Into Burning
Building to Save
Stranger: I found this on Yahoo on Oct.
19, 2014.
“A mystery bystander raced into a burning building in Fresno
California to save a man trapped inside.
Beth Lederach captured the scene on camera as neighbours tried to fight the
blaze with garden hoses before a man wearing a blue baseball cap raced into the
house to carry a elderly man to safety. The Fresno Bee reported the fire started in the garage and
police were dispatched at 8:14am on
Saturday, October 18.This footage showed a small explosion before a man is
carried away from the house on the shoulders of another man. Credit: Beth
Lederach”
Dec. 14 Post Secret: Today I went to the website and
found this:
Email: It says, “You make me feel beautiful”. Why do you ask?
Email:
Frank,
I think I sent that 6 years ago, this has made me smile! I sent that card in the early stages of dating, fast forward 6 years we’re now happily married with 2nd child on the way and he still makes me feel this way!! Does it have a camel on it?
Email: A picture of a camel.
My opinion: Oh, that’s nice.
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