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Worf reacted to Liam_Og's post in the thread I'm sending my jacket off to have some work done with
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My first dog died when I about 22, I found out when I was in a little town in Ecuador. I cried like a baby. My next one died suddenly... -
Worf replied to the thread I'm sending my jacket off to have some work done.For some reason, I waited till I was 65 and retired to get my first dog. Actually she was foisted upon me by and old close friend who...
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Oh yeah, this Jourdan version was excellent. Loved it and 100% endorse your recommendation. I should get a dvd copy before the library...
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Worf, I remember seeing the broadcast of the Dan Curtis/Jack Palance version of Dracula and enjoying it... But the seventies TV...
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Worf replied to the thread What Was The Last Movie You Watched?.Gotta admit Doc, you stumped me on this one. I'll have to see if I can catch this one. Just when you think you've seen EVERY iteration...
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I remember that one Worf, I like Jack Palance
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Three series of particular note that I watched during February. A Thousand Blows (Disney Plus)https://www.imdb.com/title/tt21874900/...
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Worf replied to the thread What Was The Last Movie You Watched?.Dan Curtis' production of "Bram Stoker's Dracula" - Made for TV in the 70's this 3 hour epic was to be the capstone of Dan Curtis'...
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Hello my friend hope you have been well? I’ve been away for quite some time but I’m back! My old handle was Fashion Frank but I had to...
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Worf replied to the thread DEATHS ; Notable Passings; The Thread to Pay Last Respects.Roberta Flack: Like Jerry above, Ms. Flack had a varied and distinctive career and sound. She could do Jazz with some of the best of...
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Worf replied to the thread DEATHS ; Notable Passings; The Thread to Pay Last Respects.Jerry (The Ice Man) Butler: If the Beatles, Chuck, James and Aretha were "S" Tier then Jerry was a solid "B". With solid top 10 hits...
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While Ladd hits all the noir PI notes in this cameo, it's his only outing as a private eye on the silver screen. The closest he came was...
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My Favorite Brunette from 1947 with Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour, Peter Lorre, and cameos by Alan Ladd, Bing Crosby, and others Bob Hope...
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Terror on a Train from 1953 with Glenn Ford, Maurice Denham, and Anne Vernon Post-war British cinema is a treat. Its movies are...
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Worf replied to the thread ALIEN....the prequel?.Hmmmmm.... interesting premise. I'm not so quick to hollah B.S. but I understand your skepticism. Worf
