Name Three People...

[JSngry]

Frank Broyles

The Arkansas Traveler going to the Little Rock Getaway

Joe Sullivan

 

 

[paul secor]

Ed Sullivan

Bobby Shew

Boots Randolph

[JSngry]

Tony Lama

Nancy Sinatra

Christopher Walken

 

 

[BillF]

The Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe

Bobby Shew

Greyfriars Bobby

[optatio]

John Constable

Marc Copland

Robert Plant

[BillF]

The Tiller Girls

Wilson Steer

Cow Cow Davenport

[JSngry]

Stuart Margolin

Bix Beiderbecke

Roger Craig

[Jim R]

Humm Baby

Mark Few

B.A.R.S. (http://bayarearodentsolutions1-px.rtrk.com/site/)

[JSngry]

Kenneth Mars

Alfred Hershey

Reggie Jackson

[optatio]

Maggie Jones

Maxine Nightingale

Robin Beck

[paul secor]

Glen Glenn

Glen Glenn

Glenn Close

[kinuta]

The Closer

Diane Lockhart

Jed Clampett

 

[BillF]

The Fixer

Johann Fux

Evelyn Laye

[paul secor]

Mr. Chips

Paul Bunyan

Babe Ruth

 

[JSngry]

Ruth Bader Ginsberg

Phil Roof

Sheryl Lee Ralph

[BillF]

Ralph Roister Doister

Nicholas Udall

Udall Drinkwater

[JSngry]

Skip Drinkwater

Flipper

Ivan Tors

[BillF]

Cooks Tours

 

The Tower of Power

 

E Power Biggs   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E._Power_Biggs

[JSngry]

ee cummings

Eek A. Mouse

Ezekiel

[BillF]

Zeke the Wonder Dog

Gonzo Shitcock

[JSngry]

Joe Adcock

Mad Men

Little Women

[paul secor]

1 hour ago, JSngry said:

Joe Adcock

Mad Men

Little Women

Not to hijack this thread, but a former customer at the post office where I worked told me the story that after WW 2, he was attending LSU and Joe Adcock was his roommate for a year. He said that Joe Adcock was a very nice guy. The customer wasn't the type to b.s., so I believed him.

An eye opener on Joe Adcock in Wikipedia: "Born in Coushatta, the seat of Red River Parish in northwestern Louisiana, Adcock attended Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, where he played on the baseball team; before college, he had never played a game of baseball in his life."

Now, back to:

Joe Adcock

Mad Men

Little Women

[JSngry]

My dad had a long-time friendship with a co-worker who grew up in Coushatta with Adcock (or as they called him, "Joe Bill"). We had personal contact with Mr. Adcock, both at home (he raised horses and had a little horse farm in Coushatta) and at a game, maybe 3-4 times in my life, so I grew up thinking that I "knew" Joe Adcock, like that was a big deal. HA! The guy didn't know me or my day unless we were in the company of my dad's friend. My dad, to his credit, was not as phased by the contact as I was, although we did have an autographed ball by the 1957 (or 58, couldn't tell you which) Milwaukee Braves (no Aaron, but Matthews, Spann, Andy Pafko(!), and most of the rest of the team. I may of may not still have that ball.

Now , back to:

Joe Adcock

Mad Men

Little Women

 

[paul secor]

47 minutes ago, JSngry said:

My dad had a long-time friendship with a co-worker who grew up in Coushatta with Adcock (or as they called him, "Joe Bill"). We had personal contact with Mr. Adcock, both at home (he raised horses and had a little horse farm in Coushatta) and at a game, maybe 3-4 times in my life, so I grew up thinking that I "knew" Joe Adcock, like that was a big deal. HA! The guy didn't know me or my day unless we were in the company of my dad's friend. My dad, to his credit, was not as phased by the contact as I was, although we did have an autographed ball by the 1957 (or 58, couldn't tell you which) Milwaukee Braves (no Aaron, but Matthews, Spann, Andy Pafko(!), and most of the rest of the team. I may of may not still have that ball.

Now , back to:

Joe Adcock

Mad Men

Little Women

Very cool story.  Now back again to:

Joe Adcock

Mad Men

Little Women

 

 

[JSngry]

Big Girls, Not Crying

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