Mr. Alfred Mantalini - "Mr. Mantalini"
discussion post on Tue, November 24, 2009 - 10:23 AM
February 7, 2007
On this day in recent history -
Rydell reaffirms his state of Rule,
Seventh February, Two Thousand and Seven, A.B.
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I'm a series of paradoxes: Light/Dark, Non-Judgemental/Misanthropic, Spiritual/Atheistic, Friendly/Intimidating, Modern/Old-Fashioned, Exhibitionistic/Shy, Egotistical/Self-Effacing. Keeps me on my toes.
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REAL cartoons. It's been a coon's age since I've seen a classic Warner Brothers or Popeye - before they started cutting corners on the animation, or worrying about corrupting the tender young minds of the youth.
Fri, November 20, 2009 - 12:19 PM
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I could look them up online, but it's not quite the same as lounging about in my jammies on a Saturday morning watching the whole lineup, or getting home after school to a vast array of animated joy. Caught a Bullwinkle one late night recently. It still holds up. Some Flintstone... read more
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Wed, November 18, 2009 - 10:38 AM
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The press repairman guy who shows up once in a while at my workplace with the deepest, broadest Northern British accent you ever heard. Can't understand a word he says, but he's a fantastic study source. Mrs. Porter and her unfailing affection and support.
Through the miracle of digital cable I have over a hundred TV channels available to me, yet on the rare occasions on which I actually want to watch some television, there's simply nothing on that looks appealing.
Tue, November 17, 2009 - 12:18 PM
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I find it astounding that anybody's willing to spend money to produce most of it. I suppose I could resort to On Demand and watch whatever I want, or use a DVR to catch the good stuff, but I think it's rather pathetic. I'm feeling nostalgic for the sort of competition that h... read more 
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Mr. Alfred Mantalini - "Mr. Mantalini"
Re: Costco trip
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Water covered.
discussion post on Tue, November 24, 2009 - 10:15 AM
Re: Costco trip
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There's a jug of cootie juice the size of Chicago backstage already.
discussion post on Tue, November 24, 2009 - 9:59 AM
Re: master list of other books characters
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Having tried to put one together online for the Guild of St. George, I know what a herculean task it can be, and I'd rather not take it on. You'd think it an easy matter for everyone to e-mail you a photo of themselves along with a brief character...
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Re: Costco trip
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Or even a dixie cup.
discussion post on Mon, November 23, 2009 - 4:07 PM
Re: Ice Skating
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Were you working Dickens when we were in Sacramento? It was freezing and the pipes burst and the water froze on the ground.
Close enough? discussion post on Mon, November 23, 2009 - 2:52 PM
Re: It never ends
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But also, when one examines Eddie/Willie's much-vaunted knowledge of the continent and a variety of other matters, it turns out he really didn't demonstrate any extraordinary understanding of those subjects.
As I usually say, I could be made to... read more discussion post on Mon, November 23, 2009 - 2:48 PM
Re: It never ends
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He's regurgitating all the same old debunked crap. Nothing new or earth-shattering here.
discussion post on Mon, November 23, 2009 - 2:21 PM
It never ends
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Re: Favorite remedies/preventatives?
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Basic nutrition - all the supplements in the world are no substitute for eating decently.
Get decent amounts of sleep and plenty of water. discussion post on Mon, November 23, 2009 - 10:53 AM
My TestimonialsRydell reaffirms his state of Rule, Seventh February, Two Thousand and Seven, A.B. September 22, 2006
Rydell should really learn to form an opinion. He really sticks the shadows as everyone else shares the limelight. What's up with that Rydell?
Seriously, Rydell keeps us all on our toes. Even when he doesn't realize he's doing it. Erudite and quickwitted he is an assett to our community. Plus he has the most beautiful eyesbrows I've ever seen on a man. Just beautiful. May 5, 2006
Give 'em hell, Rydell !!
December 25, 2005
I admired Rydell for his style, grace and acting ability for years before I actually got to know him. When we did finally get to know each other after I joined the Other Books cast at Dickens, he made me feel like we'd been friends for years and treated me like an important member of the team even though I was a new kid. His talent as a performer and director never cease to inspire me, yet he is so unassuming. If I wasn't already older than he is, I could honestly say that I'd like to grow up to be like Rydell.
December 25, 2005
A very talented actor as we all know...and very handsome and evil....I like evil....Hansome,evil men make me smile! Thanks for the smile!
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