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Most definitely NSFW.

RIP Mr. Polnicek.

Am i going to hell if the only thing I can picture is Michael Landon's head being chopped off? Not unless you're also envisioning Mrs Olsen or Merlin Olson as the one commiting the act.

What if GOT was a TV movie in 1977?

Congrats.

Snapped this at a customer today.

Still enjoying it. I guess this is what they call a "slow burn"?

VD was good in Knockaround Guys as well.

The Commodores paying tribute to Marvin Gaye, Jackie Wilson and others.

RIP Dusty.

Both concerts last weekend kicked ass. Anderson didn't have an opening act and played for an hour and a half straight and started with "Old Chunk Of Coal" and finished with an encore of a new song "Y'all Are Beautiful". Really tight band and the crowd was really into it. Haggard had an opening act, his son Noel(who is a spitting image of Merle) and is a really good performer. He played for twenty-five minutes with The Strangers as his backing band, there was a twenty minute intermission and then it was showtime. He came out wearing a black cowboy hat and shades, after a while the hat and shades came off and then went back on. The venue has video screens and when the cameras focused on Merle you could see him visibly shaking a bit as he sang and played guitar. It was hit after hit after hit after hit and then they played an instrumental on which Merle played fiddle. And I can't remember the name of the song for the life of me. They finished up with "Okie From Muskogee" and didn't do an encore. Again a great show and the crowd was really into it, Merle's youngest son, Ben, is the lead guitar player in The Strangers. I'm glad I got to see both of these guys.

Going to see John Anderson and Merle Haggard this weekend in Shipshewana, IN. Anderson is there Friday night and Merle is there on Saturday. Shipshewana is right in the heart of Indiana's Amish Country.

The best info I can find is that it's from a party in 1973. Found this gem as well.

Great show.

It's right up there with "Tongue juggle my hairy pair!"

Grace Lee Whitney at a convention in 1975.

I remember seeing Dirty Crazy at the drive-in with my parents when I was like 5. The thing I remembered about it the most was the ending. Greatest movie ending EVAR!

At least we can look forward to Paul Blart 3.

This sounds pretty close. If so it's Katherine Jenkins.

RIP.

Suzanne Crough, she played Tracy on The Partridge Family. She was 52.

Looks like you could have a toiletful of Legos then.

Never got to see GLOW when it was on because I don't recall it being carried on any of the South Bend stations.

It's your move.