Here it is. Non existent antifa takes over Seattle neighborhood. No police presence

[1972 Grad]

What about Gabby Hayes or Chuck Conners ? If you want to read about two extremely interesting people google those two , especially Chuck Conners that one will blow your mind .

I know he was gay, and a baseball player in the Dodgers organization.

 

[zeppelin128]

That item was added by the Democrats at the 11th hr

Why did he sign it?

 

[zeppelin128]

What about Gabby Hayes or Chuck Conners ? If you want to read about two extremely interesting people google those two , especially Chuck Conners that one will blow your mind .

I got nothing. Apparently these are Gunsmoke actors? I've never watched it and don't know much about it.

 

[0nelilreb]

I know he was gay, and a baseball player in the Dodgers organization.

And a pro basketball player only 1 of 13 people to ever do that . His political ties are very interesting also .

 

[GordonC]

Andrew Scott is perfection as Moriarty.

Agree 110 percent.
I know there were some folks who didn't like the way they sexualized Adler and the way they handled the whole Eurus thing in the finale, but I think these retellings/rescriptings of the original stories were very creative and very well-casted.

 

[tntar heel]

What about Gabby Hayes or Chuck Conners ? If you want to read about two extremely interesting people google those two , especially Chuck Conners that one will blow your mind .

Can't imagine the Rifleman in a tank at 6'6". Didn'y know about his WWII service. I did know about baseball and basketball though. Thank for the read advice.

 

[0nelilreb]

I got nothing. Apparently these are Gunsmoke actors? I've never watched it and don't know much about it.

No they aren’t . You should expand your knowledge base young padawan. There were some very interesting people that lived before us .

 

[GordonC]

I know he was gay, and a baseball player in the Dodgers organization.

the Rifleman
also pro basketball
I didn't know about his sexuality
Edit: can't keep up with posts ha

 

[zeppelin128]

Agree 110 percent.
I know there were some folks who didn't like the way they sexualized Adler and the way they handled the whole Eurus thing in the finale, but I think these retellings/rescriptings of the original stories were very creative and very well-casted.

The BBC makes quality scripted series. I wish we had more like them here. I'd recommend the Fall, since I'm on my love for the BBC rant.

 

[1972 Grad]

And a pro basketball player only 1 of 13 people to ever do that . His political ties are very interesting also .

Wasn't he about 6'4"? I tell you one who had an interesting political background, and that was Chester (Dennis Weaver). He was sympathetic to all the lefty causes.

 

[Sea Ray]

Why did he sign it?

Politics. They needed to get this out to the people quick. Democrats knew that. At the time some Republicans threatened to hold it up. In case your memory is short, here's a refresher:

Handful of GOP senators threaten to delay Senate coronavirus bill over unemployment payments

 

[zeppelin128]

Politics. They needed to get this out to the people quick. Democrats knew that. At the time some Republicans threatened to hold it up. In case your memory is short, here's a refresher:

Handful of GOP senators threaten to delay Senate coronavirus bill over unemployment payments

He didn't have to sign it. He chose to. So if we are going to blame folks for spending like a madman, he gets to be in that group as well.

 

[GordonC]

The BBC makes quality scripted series. I wish we had more like them here. I'd recommend the Fall, since I'm on my love for the BBC rant.

Uh, the Fall is one of my four or five favorite shows of the past ten years. I like the way they incorporated Nietzsche, Robert Browning, and Dante in that first season.

 

[Sea Ray]

I know he was gay, and a baseball player in the Dodgers organization.

Chuck Conners gay? Never heard that one before

 

[1972 Grad]

Can't imagine the Rifleman in a tank at 6'6". Didn'y know about his WWII service. I did know about baseball and basketball though. Thank for the read advice.

Marshal Dillon (James Arness) was either 6'6" or 6'7" depending on what you read, and he was badly wounded in the leg in the beach assault at Anzio, Italy in 1944. It turned out that because of his height, they sent him off the landing craft first to see how deep the water was.

 

[zeppelin128]

Uh, the Fall is one of my four or five favorite shows of the past ten years. I like the way they incorporated Nietzsche, Robert Browning, and Dante in that first season.

So underrated in the US. That series was amazing. Gillian Anderson and Jamie Dornan acted their asses off for it. Wish it got more attention in the US.

 

[StarRaider]

Wasn't he about 6'4"? I tell you one who had an interesting political background, and that was Chester (Dennis Weaver). He was sympathetic to all the lefty causes.

I always like McCloud, he was from NM if I remember that right.

 

[Sea Ray]

He didn't have to sign it. He chose to. So if we are going to blame folks for spending like a madman, he gets to be in that group as well.

The bill passed unanimously in the Senate and by a voice vote in the House. That's as nonpartisan as it gets. That's politics. But much has been written since then that Trump doesn't like it and will fight to stop it when it expires in late July.

Fiscal conservatism is tough in this day and age. Both parties love to spend. No question about that but this issue is a great example that the Republicans are the lesser of two evils

 

[1972 Grad]

Chuck Conners gay? Never heard that one before

Oh yes. It was known back then, too. Like Montgomery Clift, Rock Hudson, etc.

 

[zeppelin128]

No they aren’t . You should expand your knowledge base young padawan. There were some very interesting people that lived before us .

Apologies for not knowing the random people you brought up. I still haven't got a confirmation on who the hell Festus was. ha

 

[GordonC]

So underrated in the US. That series was amazing. Gillian Anderson and Jamie Dornan acted their asses off for it. Wish it got more attention in the US.

A lot of my friends have watched it and like it. Both were amazing in that show. Anderson was "perfectly flawed" as a character, if that makes sense.

 

[1972 Grad]

Apologies for not knowing the random people you brought up. I still haven't got a confirmation on who the hell Festus was. ha

Festus Haggen on Gunsmoke. He was a deputy who took over for Chester Goode (Dennis Weaver) after he left the show in 1963. He was played by Ken Curtis.

 

[1972 Grad]

A lot of my friends have watched it and like it. Both were amazing in that show. Anderson was "perfectly flawed" as a character, if that makes sense.

And Anderson is a lipstick lesbian in real life, which surprised me.

 

[zeppelin128]

The bill passed unanimously in the Senate and by a voice vote in the House. That's as nonpartisan as it gets. That's politics. But much has been written since then that Trump doesn't like it and will fight to stop it when it expires in late July.

Fiscal conservatism is tough in this day and age. Both parties love to spend. No question about that but this issue is a great example that the Republicans are the lesser of two evils

Meh, if it passed unanimously in the Senate that means every Republican voted for it. They have a slim majority, they didn't have to. Same with Trump. He could have vetoed it.

 

[tntar heel]

Marshal Dillon (James Arness) was either 6'6" or 6'7" depending on what you read, and he was badly wounded in the leg in the beach assault at Anzio, Italy in 1944. It turned out that because of his height, they sent him off the landing craft first to see how deep the water was.

Read that the other day after watching Hondo.