Your opinions of EDD?

[MarieM]

surprised espn hasn't done a video on why she didn't come to uconn ( a real explanation lol) and how she likes and enjoys Udelaware and blah blah blah..


you honestly can't be upset with her for not coming to Uconn cause if i was in her position with a relative like her sister i would of done the same thing. Probably just not two days after arriving at uconn

 

[RoyDodger]

Given the relative lack of excitement about the Rutgers game this afternoon, I thought we could have a pleasant conversation on pop culture.

Remember that TV show ED?

I loved that show -- it was on in the early 200s. I loved the quirky plot about a lawyer who runs a bowling alley instead of practicing law. He had a funny menagerie of employees. And a fella can't complain too much about a series with Julie Bowen.

Did anyone else like it?

The "Ed" show was humorous and Julie Bowen was cute. "Mr. Ed" was funny. But when I hear the name "Ed," what comes to mind is Ed Norton on "The Honeymooners." Art Carney was sublime as the sewer worker who suffered all the slings and arrows coming from Jackie Gleason's Ralph Kramden.

 

[HuskyNan]

But when I hear the name "Ed," what comes to mind is Ed Norton on "The Honeymooners." Art Carney was sublime as the sewer worker who suffered all the slings and arrows coming from Jackie Gleason's Ralph Kramden.

He held his own -

 

[huskybill]

UConnHenry had to leave the country and is now living in New Mexico. He told me he would lurk on the Boneyard once every two years as a kind of self-punishment. Let's hope today is that day.

 

[FairView]

When did New Mexico leave the country?

 

[Icebear]

When did New Mexico leave the country?

When Arizona set up the border guards.

 

[HuskyNan]

When did New Mexico leave the country?

It's a joke only long time Boneyarders will understand and so typical of Henry's humor.

 

[RoyDodger]

UConnHenry had to leave the country and is now living in New Mexico. He told me he would lurk on the Boneyard once every two years as a kind of self-punishment. Let's hope today is that day.

Since my family has lived in Albuquerque, New Mexico for over 40 years, I can assure everyone that it is in the United States. But a lot of Americans are confused about that. In fact, New Mexico magazine has long had a column called "One of our Fifty is Missing" with stories about people thinking that traveling to New Mexico requires a passport or something similar. If you want to be amused, check the link that follows:

One of our Fifty is Missing

 

[BooRadley]

surprised espn hasn't done a video on why she didn't come to uconn ( a real explanation lol) and how she likes and enjoys Udelaware and blah blah blah..


you honestly can't be upset with her for not coming to Uconn cause if i was in her position with a relative like her sister i would of done the same thing. Probably just not two days after arriving at uconn

One.... Two... Three strikes!!!!! YOU'RE OUT!!!!

YOPB

 

[tomcat]

For the record, Wilbur was an architect, not a lawyer.