General Chat

Sally, what are you like??? ;-)) Sue I used to like Matt Dillon ;-))

Bob, Chester was in Gunlaw and then Gunsmoke, played by Denis Weaver. Matt Dillon was played by James Arnez.

Silly me Dee - I used to wait for good old WT to miss the apple....

My Lady's glove is fast and true For my cheek is chaste........ and somewhat blue She does , of course, deserve my utmost reverence Maybe she will allow me just one deference.

Hi Len I used to find Richard Greene very attractive when I was a little girl. ;-))

Robin I look forward to your words in verse and am quite sure I could do worse we'll listen to you shout and curse (maybe we ought to call a nurse) but to your poems I'm not adverse (even if my answers are often terse) ;-)))

What about Chester, the limping deputy in what was it? Tombstone? and Mr Dillon....... Bob Yay I remember that, they made the sound of the bow n arrow with an elastic band twanging...........

I remember one of the first Robin Hoods, Richard Greene (1915-85) who was known as 'the Brylcreem Boy'. len

I shall remember that little quip Dee !!!! Maybe I shall compose another poem in readiness for the 31st October. LOL

Hi buggs I remember Rawhide, there don't seem to be cowboy films these days, either that or I am missing them, are they no longer 'politically correct' or are they too unsophisticated ?? ;-)))

Carol, I would think that might be worth a bit by now Robin - did you want an award for being 'Intellectually challenged' ?? ;-))))

Have still got my Muffin the Mule Tea set, so I must remember watching it.

It seems that I am a complete a**e in trying to find interesting sites on the web. But.................. if they are on Sky.............. that's a new ballgame !

Hi John Muffin the Mule was one of my OH's favourites, and I vaguely remember it ;-))

Does anyone remember the childrens program Whirligig on Saturday mornings with Humphrey Lestoc and Annette Mills with muffin the mule in the early 50's John

Long, long before we had a TV ...

Good evening young man (Bob) Catweazle it seems was on in the 70's, not sure about Puff n' stuff ;-)))

Four Feather Falls was the first puppet show to use electronic lip-synch and eye movement. The voices of Nicholas Parsons as Tex Tucker, Kenneth Connor and Denise Bryer really appeared to come from the puppets' mouths and for the record, Mike, it was first on in 1958 ;-))))

Give me a bit longer Dee............... still trying to find it ! ( could I have another glass of Wincarnis please ? )

What about Puff n stuff? n Catweazle then........ Bob.