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Thu Aug-04-05 09:17 PM
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| Too bad that people with narrow minds seem to always get them stuck in |
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Thu Aug-04-05 09:18 PM
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| 1. Suppository shaped brains! |
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Thu Aug-04-05 09:21 PM
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Thu Aug-04-05 09:33 PM
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| 3. You mean which do I like better? |
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Because I don't think either have suppository shaped brains.
Comic geniuses, both of them!
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Thu Aug-04-05 09:40 PM
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| 4. just wondered if you had a favorite between the two? |
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Thu Aug-04-05 09:41 PM
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| 5. I think Laurel, because he was the brains behind it. |
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But, Hardy was the heart.
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Thu Aug-04-05 09:53 PM
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| 6. Have you ever seen the segment on Stan on American Masters ? |
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It was the one on George Stevens. Stan has very different eyes and the coloring of them made them very odd looking when recorded on the film of the day. George Stevens suggested a little known type film might help and thus saved Stans film carreer, or so said the PBS series Amereican Masters.
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Fri Aug-05-05 07:34 AM
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| 7. I saw some sort of biography that mentioned his eyes |
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He was saying when he was solo, in the early silents, his eyes were so light blue the irisis didn't really show up.
If I can find that show on the internet, I will watch it, sounds neat.
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