Recent content by Worf

Being in the STILL frigid Northeast, I base my outfit of the day solely on the temperature and Windchill outside. It's a loooooong dog walk in the morning. I need to be snug and warm. As I age my blood seems to be getting thinner. Warmth and comfort are EVERYTHING! Worf

1. Am I going black or brown. 2. If black, then black leather, jean or wool with black shoes/boots and head gear. 3. If brown, then anything brown or green in all phases is acceptable jacket, coat or vest wise. I alternate every other day. I never wear either 2 days in a row. Worf

Cigarette stench or something "else"? Worf

Spring???!!!!! Pheh, they're (whoever THEY are) predicting snow in the next couple of days. Just lemme get my hands on that Groundhog! Worf

Sheesh! A guy takes a two week break from the jacket/outerwear forum and all hell breaks loose. I'm halfway through and I'm still confused.... somewhat. I won't comment (if ever) until I've read EVERYTHING posted. But in that I buy most of my jackets used or bespoke new I don't know if this...

But hell man, he DOES kill Richard Dawson! You gotta cut him some slack for that move at least! Worf

The dog's name is "Ruby". She's a "hand me down" dog. An Aussie Shepard who was being fostered by a woman who had 4 Aussies already and couldn't handle a 5 as she came down with lung cancer 3 or so years ago. So... since I was retired and had always wanted a dog, I guess I was elected. One of...

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 couldn't take on another foster. Being retired, I guess it was the right time. Here's Ruby my four legged alarm clock and vacuum cleaner. Worf

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 from Lugosi to Warhol, up pops another. WTH is this Vampire Whack-a-Mole? Worf

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' career. His magnum opus, his King Lear his whatever. Best known for giving us "Dark Shadows" and "The Night Stalker" Curtis somehow convinced the Brits and some...

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 them, ballads and her duets with the late Donny Hathaway were outstanding. I wasn't a big fan but she was on my radar. Worf

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 from the 50's to the 80's he proved to be a versatile musician whose distinctive smooth deliveries earned him the moniker "The Ice Man". Small discography off...

Hmmmmm.... interesting premise. I'm not so quick to hollah B.S. but I understand your skepticism. Worf

Holy Thread Revival Batman! Worf

The whole idea of anti-Semitism was something dimly heard in the distance until I was bussed from all-Black PS 40 to all-White PS 201 in Flushing. Both schools served NY City Housing Projects but the denizens were completely different. PS 40 was and is still predominantly Black while PS 201 was...