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Such a wonderful song. We love you forever, Dearest George.

Do you remember the horses that moved relentlessly back and forth close to the entry of the funhouse? ka-CHUNK ka-CHUNK-ka-CHUNK.

@TheMeanGreenGoblin Yup.

@AppleIPie Murrow borrowed the sign off 'Good Night and Good Luck' from the wartime citizens of London, who went to bed each night realizing they may not meet again. He stated using it in his radio broadcasts, and it became his signature catchphrase.

Damn, still just the sexiest, cutest guy ever to walk the earth. We sure miss you, Georgie.

This might be my favorite Stones song of all.

@FrightwoIf

Young man, we all die sometime, of something. You too shall die, and undergo hardship. It is inevitable for all of us. Our Georgie died of lung cancer, a pretty natural consequence of smoking like a chimney for decades, alas. None of us here are equipped to judge or speculate about a...

@solarfire1988 She is a fabulous actress. But she has such an astonishing physical presence (and the way she presents herself- the posture, the walk- is also a credit to her acting skill) that it just makes you stare in flabbergasted delight. She represents a lost feminine ideal in our modern wor...

@PutItAway101 Exactly! He's so good it's like he's from some other planet. A much cooler planet.

@EvKrusty That's a lovely story- and how wonderful for your mum.

That astonishing voice aside, what a charmer. She had charisma to burn- totally owned the stage. Such a gorgeous woman.

I am another who hopes that Patrick can stay with his GSVS family.

Oh, he looks wonderful! So shiny and full of pep!

@brimi925

You have sold me. Next spring I will put in a skippy. I already have a wine barrel fountain set up, so it will be a piece of cake.

Do you do any water changes, or does the skippy keep things under control without that?

It's lovely that he gets such wonderful care. Thanks a million, all of you there at GSVS.

This is my favorite of the Patrick vids. He has such a cute look on his face, and I love the little tail wag. Food is on the way!

It's so great to see him trotting around outside. He is looking soooo much better. I am looking forward to him being to have his surgery to get that whatever-it-is out of his stomach.

This is the first one I've seen where you can really see that his head is filling in- he doesn't look so hollow. I would pay good money for the chance to give him a bone myself. :)

Does anyone know about the bare patches on his skin- was he abraded there? I hope his fur grows back...

@AusBeatle My sentiments exactly.

@WhiteCross2XX Likewise. My hero forever. Courageous and sincere in the face of all of the yahoos of the world.

One of the sweetest songs ever recorded...

One of the sweetest recordings ever....

Ah, it is so good to see the uke there in your hands, Penn, May you enjoy it for a long, long time.

Gosh, I've seen this movie about fifty times, and I never noticed they switched guitars.

Love you forever, Groucho....

Oh, so wonderful! When he plays, you can really see the charm that made him such a notorious hit with the ladies. That devilish Chico!

I don't know where folks are hearing all of these silly stories as to why Harpo stopped talking onstage. The story Bill Marx tells is just what Harpo, Groucho, and every book ever written about the Marx Brothers ever said.

This is genius! Thanks!

My beloved hero. I, too, wish the academy had gotten around to this earlier- it would have really been something to have all of the brothers there. Groucho was obviously moved by the honor. It really gets me.

Hmmm. I wish somebody would post the real Sterling Holloway singing this song. No insult to Mr. Cummings, but this just ain't the same.

Thanks for posting. I just love Sterling Holloway. My friend's son is named Sterling in his honor. Unforgettable voice and screen presence.

@nbcfilms12 And let's not forget the Kinks....

I am another who was scared to death of that thing as a kid. Haven't seen it in over forty years, but never forgot.

It looks like they have attempted to cram at least six TinTin stories into one movie, I can't imagine there is any way to make a successful film under those circumstances. A real shame.

@crdakin Shush, foolish one. John and all of the lads ADORED Tiny. They invited them to be on one of their Christmas albums, and were in the audience when Tiny played the Royal Albert Hall. John had a great sense of humor, and would have gotten a huge hoot out of this. Hate Tiny if you must, but ...