Fagola Headband and shot freethrows fag style !
Phil Hendrie complete show archives!
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That's when he was in top form. That archive has just about everything... need to look up the Vietnam guy (Tiger story) and the steakhouse owner.
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♪ Ted's of Beverly Hills... Steak House... ♪
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Claims to have invented the Rum & Coke "A Ted". LOLOLOLOLOL
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The Greaseman <sniff>
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I downloaded the whole archive and now I can upload and embed these
'Finding the humor in life'
LOL
Bob Green - 2003-12-05 - Finding The Humor In Life.mp3
" I know karate and had to sit him down"
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LOL Ted Bell giving shit to customers for ordering steaks Well Done
"THATS LIKE EATING A CATCHER'S MITT!"
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There was a great one where Ted Bell gets his ass kicked by a black dude...
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Ted also invented the "Salad Bar". A true innovator.
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Almost as significant as single-handedly saving the entire print news industry.
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Last time I went I had a minor disagreement about the doneness of my steak - Ted came to my table personally and sorted it out - and gave us a complimentary round of Teds to smooth things over. A true gentleman.
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Back home, my folks still get the paper - they've had a subscription for +50 years now. I remember growing up, the paper came every morning - even Sunday. It was a good 1in thick, and the Saturday edition was about 2" thick (maybe more).
Nowadays it only comes a few days a week, and the Saturday paper is about 1/4". They canned the sub while I was there... 50+ fucking years.... They are not getting the online version - it's even more expensive than the print version ever was.
When I left Canuckistan, every bus stop still had like three newspaper vending machines at every stop. .25 cents... It was just the thing to kill time. People would leave the paper on the seats of buses when getting off (for someone else to read). It was a polite and ordered society.
Where are you now Paperboy ? The world needs you and you won't heed the call...
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Where are you now Paperboy ? The world needs you and you won't heed the call...
Best Paperboy Evarrr!!
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