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I was talking to a neighbor who's about to have her dog spayed, and I said, "Even though he's been dead for years, I still hear commercials on the radio from Bob Barker about spaying & neutering your pets."
I was wrong, and it's no wonder they are still playing Bob Barker's commercials on the radio - he's still alive at age 99!
Speaking of Bobs... Bob Newhart is still alive at age 93.
I was wrong, and it's no wonder they are still playing Bob Barker's commercials on the radio - he's still alive at age 99!
Speaking of Bobs... Bob Newhart is still alive at age 93.
Just came from a thread started by @mark f and learned that L.Q. Jones just died a few days ago. Another I thought had passed several years ago. He was in his 90s so he had a real good run.
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"Miss Jean Louise, Mr. Arthur Radley."
"Miss Jean Louise, Mr. Arthur Radley."
) to see Frank Sinatra live in Dallas at the now-demolished Reunion Arena. He was in his older, heavier, white-haired days but he still sounded great. He played in-the-round and at the top of every aisle ending on the stage, he had huge bodyguards standing with their arms folded, as if daring anyone to try to get near Ol' Blue Eyes. One brave young lady did dare---she ran up the aisle with a bouquet of flowers for Frank, and as soon as she got within hands reach of the guard, he grabbed the flowers, put his hand on her shoulder and spun her around and pushed. She skidded a bit, still on her feet and then happily trotted back to her seat. I was watching this through binoculars. Frank never even noticed. Good times.
R.I.P.
