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Topic: never would have known
venusenvy Joined Sat 07/31/10 Posts: 2984	Mon 08/09/10 01:59 PM
Im pretty sure Man...In fact I thought he was "discovered" by Charlie Chaplin originally for the role of "the kid"

Torgo70 Joined Fri 06/27/08 Posts: 27387	Mon 08/09/10 01:59 PM
Uh-huh he was the original Spanky from lil rascals.... Robert Blake aka Mickey Gubitosi George "Spanky" McFarland Sorry, I'm a Little Rascals geek

manOfewwords Joined Wed 10/22/08 Posts: 29908	Mon 08/09/10 02:06 PM
I was just searching for something to prove right but all I found was that Blake was in the Our Gang series. Thank you Torgo

manOfewwords Joined Wed 10/22/08 Posts: 29908	Mon 08/09/10 02:07 PM
Im pretty sure manO...In fact I thought he was "discovered" by Charlie Chaplin originally for the role of "the kid" fixed it for you Venus

venusenvy Joined Sat 07/31/10 Posts: 2984	Mon 08/09/10 02:10 PM
Im pretty sure manO...In fact I thought he was "discovered" by Charlie Chaplin originally for the role of "the kid" fixed it for you Venus Thaks guys...Im not into Blake, but I know my Chaplin. You know what he said about him??? ____ _ __ _ _____!!

venusenvy Joined Sat 07/31/10 Posts: 2984	Mon 08/09/10 02:12 PM
I just re-read my post...GOD Im such a nerd

manOfewwords Joined Wed 10/22/08 Posts: 29908	Mon 08/09/10 02:13 PM
I just re-read my post...GOD Im such a nerd

Torgo70 Joined Fri 06/27/08 Posts: 27387	Mon 08/09/10 03:02 PM
I just re-read my post...GOD Im such a nerd Nothing wrong with that

mightymoe Joined Sun 11/19/06 Posts: 37362	Mon 08/09/10 03:05 PM
thats ok... this a great post to make mistakes...

RoamingOrator Joined Fri 07/20/07 Posts: 4943	Mon 08/09/10 03:07 PM
Isn't spanky the one that became "Boss Hog" in the Dukes of Hazzard tv show?

eileena9 Joined Fri 04/13/07 Posts: 28211	Mon 08/09/10 03:10 PM
Isn't spanky the one that became "Boss Hog" in the Dukes of Hazzard tv show? Sorrell Booke played Boss Hogg not George McFarland

Monier Joined Sat 03/17/07 Posts: 3337	Mon 08/09/10 03:11 PM
I remember back at Ft. Sill in the 90's telling a Private that was shipping out to sharpshooter school that Mr. Rogers and John Denver were both snipers in the military. That Fred Rogers wore long sleeved sweaters to cover up all of his USMC tatoos. It was indeed a joke. We also sent him to the supply sergeant for a box of 'grid squares' and to the motor pool for a 'can of liquid squelch'.

RoamingOrator Joined Fri 07/20/07 Posts: 4943	Mon 08/09/10 03:33 PM
Isn't spanky the one that became "Boss Hog" in the Dukes of Hazzard tv show? Sorrell Booke played Boss Hogg not George McFarland Thank you! I'll add that to the list of incorrect facts about celebrities.

mightymoe Joined Sun 11/19/06 Posts: 37362	Mon 08/09/10 03:52 PM
I remember back at Ft. Sill in the 90's telling a Private that was shipping out to sharpshooter school that Mr. Rogers and John Denver were both snipers in the military. That Fred Rogers wore long sleeved sweaters to cover up all of his USMC tatoos. It was indeed a joke. We also sent him to the supply sergeant for a box of 'grid squares' and to the motor pool for a 'can of liquid squelch'. with the navy, it was sending kids to get henwieghs.. left handed screwdrivers is a good one too... horn and headlight fluid i had one kid going to the ships shop to get fallopian tubes once.

hmlover Joined Sun 02/22/09 Posts: 3156	Mon 08/09/10 03:57 PM
I remember back at Ft. Sill in the 90's telling a Private that was shipping out to sharpshooter school that Mr. Rogers and John Denver were both snipers in the military. That Fred Rogers wore long sleeved sweaters to cover up all of his USMC tatoos. It was indeed a joke. We also sent him to the supply sergeant for a box of 'grid squares' and to the motor pool for a 'can of liquid squelch'. with the navy, it was sending kids to get henwieghs.. left handed screwdrivers is a good one too... horn and headlight fluid i had one kid going to the ships shop to get fallopian tubes once. In the Air Force, it was a length of flight line, or a cable stretcher. The supply guys would always make the newbies run through hoops before finally letting them off the hook.

d24 Joined Thu 09/20/07 Posts: 2560	Mon 08/09/10 03:57 PM
I remember back at Ft. Sill in the 90's telling a Private that was shipping out to sharpshooter school that Mr. Rogers and John Denver were both snipers in the military. That Fred Rogers wore long sleeved sweaters to cover up all of his USMC tatoos. It was indeed a joke. We also sent him to the supply sergeant for a box of 'grid squares' and to the motor pool for a 'can of liquid squelch'. with the navy, it was sending kids to get henwieghs.. left handed screwdrivers is a good one too... horn and headlight fluid i had one kid going to the ships shop to get fallopian tubes once. Now that is funny

mightymoe Joined Sun 11/19/06 Posts: 37362	Mon 08/09/10 03:59 PM
I remember back at Ft. Sill in the 90's telling a Private that was shipping out to sharpshooter school that Mr. Rogers and John Denver were both snipers in the military. That Fred Rogers wore long sleeved sweaters to cover up all of his USMC tatoos. It was indeed a joke. We also sent him to the supply sergeant for a box of 'grid squares' and to the motor pool for a 'can of liquid squelch'. with the navy, it was sending kids to get henwieghs.. left handed screwdrivers is a good one too... horn and headlight fluid i had one kid going to the ships shop to get fallopian tubes once. In the Air Force, it was a length of flight line, or a cable stretcher. The supply guys would always make the newbies run through hoops before finally letting them off the hook. i forgot about the cable strecher... good 1

mightymoe Joined Sun 11/19/06 Posts: 37362	Mon 08/09/10 04:00 PM
I remember back at Ft. Sill in the 90's telling a Private that was shipping out to sharpshooter school that Mr. Rogers and John Denver were both snipers in the military. That Fred Rogers wore long sleeved sweaters to cover up all of his USMC tatoos. It was indeed a joke. We also sent him to the supply sergeant for a box of 'grid squares' and to the motor pool for a 'can of liquid squelch'. with the navy, it was sending kids to get henwieghs.. left handed screwdrivers is a good one too... horn and headlight fluid i had one kid going to the ships shop to get fallopian tubes once. Now that is funny we would do that to kids who were bugging us at the time... or if they were just stupid.

RoamingOrator Joined Fri 07/20/07 Posts: 4943	Mon 08/09/10 04:04 PM
I remember back at Ft. Sill in the 90's telling a Private that was shipping out to sharpshooter school that Mr. Rogers and John Denver were both snipers in the military. That Fred Rogers wore long sleeved sweaters to cover up all of his USMC tatoos. It was indeed a joke. We also sent him to the supply sergeant for a box of 'grid squares' and to the motor pool for a 'can of liquid squelch'. with the navy, it was sending kids to get henwieghs.. left handed screwdrivers is a good one too... horn and headlight fluid i had one kid going to the ships shop to get fallopian tubes once. In the Air Force, it was a length of flight line, or a cable stretcher. The supply guys would always make the newbies run through hoops before finally letting them off the hook. i forgot about the cable strecher... good 1 At the auto shop it was a can of compression or a window gasket.

manOfewwords Joined Wed 10/22/08 Posts: 29908	Mon 08/09/10 06:28 PM
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