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The Wisdom of Yogi Berra (Original Post)
iandhr
Sep 2015
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elleng
(130,905 posts)1. Thanks.
I didn't really say everything I said.
lovemydog
(11,833 posts)2. No one goes there any more - it's too crowded.
I've used that one often, like in a restaurant that used to be great. I always attribute it to Yogi Berra, except when I don't. Rest in peace Yogi.
rusty quoin
(6,133 posts)3. Tom and Ray Magliozzi
were such fans of him. They quoted him all the time with their infectious humor. I miss Tom and I will miss the king, Yogi.
Dustlawyer
(10,495 posts)4. But you always knew what he meant, even if he didn't mean it!
joanbarnes
(1,722 posts)5. Our generation's Buddha? Much wiser than he was ever given credit for.