RIP Teri Gar

[parabrave]

Sorry but just have to do this

The funniest scene from the funniest movie ever - What Knockers!!!

https://youtu.be/LB_aegewceU

[1eyedog]

^^^^^OUTSTANDING^^^^^^^

https://youtu.be/41yRZjIM_80?si=vEuU1WrwvmlUA4sr

[parabrave]

Gene Wilder was an great comedy writer.

[Coach34]

Love that movie. Gene Wilder and Mel Brooks were comedy geniuses.

My 1st GF after my divorce in 2004- she looked kinda like Terri Garr. I would use the knockers line and it took her about 5 or 6 times before she caught on to it.

[basedog]

Love that movie. Gene Wilder and Mel Brooks were comedy geniuses.

My 1st GF after my divorce in 2004- she looked kinda like Terri Garr. I would use the knockers line and it took her about 5 or 6 times before she caught on to it.

Ok 34, you get called out from time to time soooo, I’m calling you out! Pictures are it didn’t happen***. LOL

[parabrave]

Ok 34, you get called out from time to time soooo, I’m calling you out! Pictures are it didn’t happen***. LOL


hey Base you were at State when this came out was this and Blazing Saddles shown in Starkville??

[DownwardDawg]

hey Base you were at State when this came out was this and Blazing Saddles shown in Starkville??

I absolutely love Blazing Saddles. I laugh so hard every time it's on, and I think about how woke the organization is that I work for. They would shit if we put Sanford and Son on the tv in a public area.

[basedog]

hey Base you were at State when this came out was this and Blazing Saddles shown in Starkville??

I don't recall it being shown in very early 70's. But I do remember it. There were two movie theaters downtown and a drive in theater right outside Stark Vegas back in da day.

P.S. Btw parabrave, I was told before my time at Msu, there was a club outside Stark Vegas (can't recall the name), But Kenny Stabler drove over from Bama one weekend. He had way too many Falstaff's that night and got into a fight with ex Msu football player who beat the snot out of Stabler. It was a rough tough joint, and you had better hold your tongue and liquor. Only place to get a few drinks were the Crossroads or drive to Columbus which 82 was two lane road and very dangerous. I remember a couple of students killed on Hwy 82 back in my day.

[AROB44]

I don't recall it being shown in very early 70's. But I do remember it. There were two movie theaters downtown and a drive in theater right outside Stark Vegas back in da day.

P.S. Btw parabrave, I was told before my time at Msu, there was a club outside Stark Vegas (can't recall the name), But Kenny Stabler drove over from Bama one weekend. He had way too many Falstaff's that night and got into a fight with ex Msu football player who beat the snot out of Stabler. It was a rough tough joint, and you had better hold your tongue and liquor. Only place to get a few drinks were the Crossroads or drive to Columbus which 82 was two lane road and very dangerous. I remember a couple of students killed on Hwy 82 back in my day.

How could you forget Len Lou's.....

[Pancho]

I have an uncle who was present when stabler made his visit. I had totally forgotten that story. He also told me of a bradshaw guy and la tech coming to town on a yella bus and beating the state team pretty good too.

[basedog]

How could you forget Len Lou's.....

I remember Len Lou's, LOL

[basedog]

I have an uncle who was present when stabler made his visit. I had totally forgotten that story. He also told me of a bradshaw guy and la tech coming to town on a yella bus and beating the state team pretty good too.

Actually, it was a close game, nobody had a clue who Terry Bradshaw was back then. But La Tech had a TE who played pro ball plus they had a very good football program in 60's, 70's and early 80's. Billy Brewer also coached there late 70's and early 80's!

[parabrave]

I just remember the crossroads when Coast Rat dog would sneek me in when I would visit in the late 70's. It was great back then. I do know the Snakes life partner and next time I see her I will ask her about this. There was another rough dive east of Columbus my old girlfriends family told me never to go to.

[basedog]

I just remember the crossroads when Coast Rat dog would sneek me in when I would visit in the late 70's. It was great back then. I do know the Snakes life partner and next time I see her I will ask her about this. There was another rough dive east of Columbus my old girlfriends family told me never to go to.

The one Stabler went to was in Columbus area and rough and stayed open late. There were 2 or 3 around Columbus back in my day.

[parabrave]

The one Stabler went to was in Columbus area and rough and stayed open late. There were 2 or 3 around Columbus back in my day.

Now I remember when Pitt would play in the Sugar Bowl they stayed in Biloxi. One night one of their players tried to hit on the girlfriend of a very nasty local. Let's just say someone dam near got killed on the pool table.

[basedog]

Now I remember when Pitt would play in the Sugar Bowl they stayed in Biloxi. One night one of their players tried to hit on the girlfriend of a very nasty local. Let's just say someone dam near got killed on the pool table.

One of the late-night bars in Columbus area (one I stayed away from and Stabler got slobber knock several times), a friend went and when he left early in the morning to drive home his car was jacked up in coke cases and two tires stolen. LOL. One thing about those days, you didn't have to worry so much of getting shot but you could get beat up doing or saying the wrong thing to someone.

Btw parabrave, I took some summer school classes going into my junior and senior years. One of the classes was Anatomy and the Lab, D.D. Lewis came back to school back in the early 70's to finish his degree. He was in this class and a few others, he would ride his Harley to campus and was a great guy, very funny man! D.D. was a great football player, a tackling machine for Msu and the Cowboys, super smart football player. That Anatomy class became pretty close in study groups before exams. We used to go to his apartment and study together, fun times! D.D. was not a big man, maybe 5'11" and maybe 200lbs but tough as nails!

[parabrave]

One of the late-night bars in Columbus area (one I stayed away from and Stabler got slobber knock several times), a friend went and when he left early in the morning to drive home his car was jacked up in coke cases and two tires stolen. LOL. One thing about those days, you didn't have to worry so much of getting shot but you could get beat up doing or saying the wrong thing to someone.

Btw parabrave, I took some summer school classes going into my junior and senior years. One of the classes was Anatomy and the Lab, D.D. Lewis came back to school back in the early 70's to finish his degree. He was in this class and a few others, he would ride his Harley to campus and was a great guy, very funny man! D.D. was a great football player, a tackling machine for Msu and the Cowboys, super smart football player. That Anatomy class became pretty close in study groups before exams. We used to go to his apartment and study together, fun times! D.D. was not a big man, maybe 5'11" and maybe 200lbs but tough as nails!

Great story/ If he was 6'1" Dwight Clark never makes that catch cause DD blocks the pass./ And People forget that White hits Pearson in Stride and he dam near broke it.

https://youtu.be/xLsFSsHnoxM?t=87.

[was21]

One joint was named the Sno White. I remember Charlie Rich playing there. There was another one but can't remember the name of it.

[Coach34]

Ok 34, you get called out from time to time soooo, I’m calling you out! Pictures are it didn’t happen***. LOL

I wish I could but she is on my Bookface page and I cant. Still has a nice body at 55 tho. And those store bought knockers arent going anywhere. Got to give her credit

[tcdog70]

Actually, it was a close game, nobody had a clue who Terry Bradshaw was back then. But La Tech had a TE who played pro ball plus they had a very good football program in 60's, 70's and early 80's. Billy Brewer also coached there late 70's and early 80's!

played at 1 o'clock and it was 100 in the shade. we sucked and ole Terry beat us. I played against Terry in Jr Highschool.

[tcdog70]

The one Stabler went to was in Columbus area and rough and stayed open late. There were 2 or 3 around Columbus back in my day.

Southernaire--always full of Bama-people.. Big Ben Atkins and Nomads played there --they were from Alabama and were awesome. DD Lewis whipped many there.

[tcdog70]

One joint was named the Sno White. I remember Charlie Rich playing there. There was another one but can't remember the name of it.

45 club --had Charley and the Killer from time to time.

[basedog]

Southernaire--always full of Bama-people.. Big Ben Atkins and Nomads played there --they were from Alabama and were awesome. DD Lewis whipped many there.

Yep, now I remember, I also remember the 45 club. Both places were not made for a bunch of whimps, LOL! Fun times back in the day.

[Offshore Dawg]

hey Base you were at State when this came out was this and Blazing Saddles shown in Starkville??

They had movie night in the union, early 70's I think. Showed Blazing Saddles. There was a row of black students sitting in front of me laughing their asses off.

[Coach34]

They had movie night in the union, early 70's I think. Showed Blazing Saddles. There was a row of black students sitting in front of me laughing their asses off.

If you cant laugh at Blazing Saddles there is something wrong with you. It's a movie making fun of race and racial stereotypes and having the hero as a black man in a time when that wasnt "the cool thing" to do. It should be a mandatory watch. I've done so for my kids

[parabrave]

If you cant laugh at Blazing Saddles there is something wrong with you. It's a movie making fun of race and racial stereotypes and having the hero as a black man in a time when that wasnt "the cool thing" to do. It should be a mandatory watch. I've done so for my kids

And Gene Wilder wanted Richard Pryor to be Bart. Now that would've been something,