Just a collection “stuff” or people, from back in the day and in the present day.
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PLAY Then and now
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Loretta Van Riet
Trying to hang out with the cool kids.
I don’t know who they are. Please don’t make us guess.
wobble
Veteran Member
That's: Wirra and Horry...SLEESATAKA!!
(How Cha-ka pronounced Will and Holley when he saw a Sleestak)
Dobbin
Faithful Steed
Better known image as...
Alan Young aka "Wilbur." Who had a pretty extensive career, died in 2016 at 96, but was largely employed as "Scrooge McDuck" voice in post "Mr. Ed" cartoon work. One can imagine with his scot background, the voice of the tightwad duck was an easy recall.
I will say he "aged well" - unlike Bamboo Harvester who met an unkind end.
Dobbin
WildDaisy
God has a plan, Trust it!
Ooo, I do, I do! Was my favorite show as a kid! Land of the Lost!
ChetekTech
Veteran Member
Marshall, Will, and Holly
On a routine expedition
Met the greatest earthquake ever known
High on the rapids
It struck their tiny raft
And plunged them down a thousand feet below
To the Land of the Lost (lost, lost, lost, lost, lost)
On a routine expedition
Met the greatest earthquake ever known
High on the rapids
It struck their tiny raft
And plunged them down a thousand feet below
To the Land of the Lost (lost, lost, lost, lost, lost)
homecanner1
Veteran Member
Vintage Chaka T-Shirts are highly coveted over at Ar-15 forum. As BBQ formalwear under your unbuttoned Hawaiian shirt...strictly for the Boogaloo.
Dobbin
Faithful Steed
Seen Kelli McGillis lately?
It seems to be a thing. Make a saddlebag full of money in Hollywood, then put yourself out to pasture - literally.
Dobbin
RB Martin
Veteran Member
"In 1968, two years after the cancellation of Mister Ed, at the age of 19, Bamboo began to suffer from a variety of age related ailments, including kidney problems and arthritis. He was euthanized in 1970."
Better known image as...
Alan Young aka "Wilbur." Who had a pretty extensive career, died in 2016 at 96, but was largely employed as "Scrooge McDuck" voice in post "Mr. Ed" cartoon work. One can imagine with his scot background, the voice of the tightwad duck was an easy recall.
I will say he "aged well" - unlike Bamboo Harvester who met an unkind end.
Dobbin
I'm guessing the procedure was less than humane? I'm sorry to hear this. I had no idea!
Dobbin
Faithful Steed
At 19, human years is when things generally start to go "south" for equine. Although I suspect in the case of "Mr. Ed", the lack of employment (think $) and poor maintenance (equine ARE a high maintenance item) probably contributed to his demise.
Like dogs at 7 year equivalency, Owner has said equine are a 4 year equivalency.
www.remussanctuary.org
I have heard various reports that Bamboo Harvester was "stuffed" and is associated with some shopping mall on the West Coast.
I prefer not to think about it...
Dobbin
Like dogs at 7 year equivalency, Owner has said equine are a 4 year equivalency.
World's oldest horse, Shayne, 51, lives in Brentwood at Remus Sanctuary
His mane is tinged with grey and he’d have trouble clearing a fence but that’s because Shayne could be the oldest horse in the world.
www.remussanctuary.org
I have heard various reports that Bamboo Harvester was "stuffed" and is associated with some shopping mall on the West Coast.
I prefer not to think about it...
Dobbin
Marseydoats
Veteran Member
At 19, human years is when things generally start to go "south" for equine. Although I suspect in the case of "Mr. Ed", the lack of employment (think $) and poor maintenance (equine ARE a high maintenance item) probably contributed to his demise.
Like dogs at 7 year equivalency, Owner has said equine are a 4 year equivalency.
World's oldest horse, Shayne, 51, lives in Brentwood at Remus Sanctuary
His mane is tinged with grey and he’d have trouble clearing a fence but that’s because Shayne could be the oldest horse in the world.
I have heard various reports that Bamboo Harvester was "stuffed" and is associated with some shopping mall on the West Coast.
I prefer not to think about it...
Dobbin
He's buried in Tahlequeh, Ok. The poor horse did not have a good life and I won't watch the show anymore.
Dobbin
Faithful Steed
The memory is the first thing to go...
Roy Rogers' Horse, Trigger, Fort Worth, Texas
The Roy Rogers/Dale Evans Museum once drew 200,000 visitors a year. Most came to see Trigger, Roy's dead horse. The museum closed years ago, but Trigger was sold and lives on as an attraction, along with Roy's dead dog, Bullet.
www.roadsideamerica.com
Dobbin