Fatty Arbuckle & Shemp Howard VITAPHONE shorts released!

Hey, rjm, they misspelled Graucho's name. He deserved better.

Hey, rjm, they misspelled Graucho's name. He deserved better.

Well, go over to J. Edgar's grave, and tell him off! (If I could, I mean, if I was a guy, I might have other fantasies regarding Hoover's grave . . . but "it would be wrong," as a "great philosopher" once said! LOL!)

rjm
P.S. -- Seems it's a family plot, so I wouldn't.

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Hey, rjm, they misspelled Graucho's name. He deserved better.

Well, go over to J. Edgar's grave, and tell him off! (If I could, I mean, if I was a guy, I might have other fantasies regarding Hoover's grave . . . but "it would be wrong,"...

Sorry for any offense. He was a VERY bad man. More later. Just a fantasy, I said, anyway.

rjm

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Sorry for any offense. He was a VERY bad man. More later. Just a fantasy, I said, anyway.

rjm

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I'm worried about you having fantasies about bad men!!!

Sorry for any offense. He was a VERY bad man. More later. Just a fantasy, I said, anyway.

rjm

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I'm worried about you having fantasies about bad men!!!

Yeah, he was SUCH a hottie!



(Seriously, one could, I suppose, argue for "understanding." That the social world he lived in so terrorized him and his own secret, that one could understand (excuse?) his penchant for tormenting others with brutal, unrelenting extortion. Actually to the point of extorting one victim so as to assist him in extorting and terrorizing another . . . But I wouldn't buy that argument: there are no excuses.)

rjm (now, back to comedy! )

Whatever.

Grave fantasies?... Geeezz!

:roll: Whatever.

Grave fantasies?... Geeezz!

Necrophillia???

Sorry for any offense. He was a VERY bad man. More later. Just a fantasy, I said, anyway.

rjm

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I'm worried about you having fantasies about bad men!!!

Yeah, he was SUCH a hottie!



(Seriously, one could, I suppose, argue for "understanding." That the social world he lived in so terrorized him and his own secret, that one could understand (excuse?) his penchant for tormenting others with brutal, unrelenting extortion. Actually to the point of extorting one victim so as to assist him in extorting and terrorizing another . . . But I wouldn't buy that argument: there are no excuses.)

rjm (now, back to comedy! )

It's wonderful how Hollywood insists in casting good looking people to play not-so-good looking real life people. Leonardo di Caprio as Hoover is a case in point. Another good example is heartthrob Chris Evans (the actor not the DJ) in the film Puncture, starring as the less than photogenic real life lawyer Mike Weiss.

Sorry for any offense. He was a VERY bad man. More later. Just a fantasy, I said, anyway.

rjm

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I'm worried about you having fantasies about bad men!!!

Yeah, he was SUCH a hottie!



(Seriously, one could, I suppose, argue for "understanding." That the social world he lived in so terrorized him and his own secret, that one could understand (excuse?) his penchant for tormenting others with brutal, unrelenting extortion. Actually to the point of extorting one victim so as to assist him in extorting and terrorizing another . . . But I wouldn't buy that argument: there are no excuses.)

rjm (now, back to comedy! )

It's wonderful how Hollywood insists in casting good looking people to play not-so-good looking real life people. Leonardo di Caprio as Hoover is a case in point. Another good example is heartthrob Chris Evans (the actor not the DJ) in the film Puncture, starring as the less than photogenic real life lawyer Mike Weiss.

and they do the opposite for good looking people by having ugly people play them..lol..

... ugly people...

Speaking of such - http://www.stoogeworld.com/_Main%20Page ... bit_06.htm

Shemp Howard was once named "The Ugliest Man in Hollywood" - by his own agent!
He concocted the scheme as a means of getting Shemp's name into the limelight. Suprisingly, there seemed to be no other contestants willing to enter the contest.

Sorry for any offense. He was a VERY bad man. More later. Just a fantasy, I said, anyway.

rjm

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I'm worried about you having fantasies about bad men!!!

Yeah, he was SUCH a hottie!



(Seriously, one could, I suppose, argue for "understanding." That the social world he lived in so terrorized him and his own secret, that one could understand (excuse?) his penchant for tormenting others with brutal, unrelenting extortion. Actually to the point of extorting one victim so as to assist him in extorting and terrorizing another . . . But I wouldn't buy that argument: there are no excuses.)

rjm (now, back to comedy! )

It's wonderful how Hollywood insists in casting good looking people to play not-so-good looking real life people. Leonardo di Caprio as Hoover is a case in point. Another good example is heartthrob Chris Evans (the actor not the DJ) in the film Puncture, starring as the less than photogenic real life lawyer Mike Weiss.

and they do the opposite for good looking people by having ugly people play them..lol..

I know one case of that! Can you believe the guy they picked for this? (The movie of 'cilla's book.)



rjm (Blue, nice end-around back to the topic! Shemp sure was ugly! LOL!)

Sorry for any offense. He was a VERY bad man. More later. Just a fantasy, I said, anyway.

rjm

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I'm worried about you having fantasies about bad men!!!

Yeah, he was SUCH a hottie!



(Seriously, one could, I suppose, argue for "understanding." That the social world he lived in so terrorized him and his own secret, that one could understand (excuse?) his penchant for tormenting others with brutal, unrelenting extortion. Actually to the point of extorting one victim so as to assist him in extorting and terrorizing another . . . But I wouldn't buy that argument: there are no excuses.)

rjm (now, back to comedy! )

It's wonderful how Hollywood insists in casting good looking people to play not-so-good looking real life people. Leonardo di Caprio as Hoover is a case in point. Another good example is heartthrob Chris Evans (the actor not the DJ) in the film Puncture, starring as the less than photogenic real life lawyer Mike Weiss.

and they do the opposite for good looking people by having ugly people play them..lol..

I know one case of that! Can you believe the guy they picked for this? (The movie of 'cilla's book.)



rjm (Blue, nice end-around back to the topic! Shemp sure was ugly! LOL!)

lol...