rosieFeb 8, 2007 4:51am
I found this on another forum and thought it was interesting. Kinda crazy huh.
Lee Marvin, Captain Kangaroo, and Mr. Rogers
freq88Feb 8, 2007 5:19am
I've always loved watching Mr. Rogers as a kid and as a pot smoking adult. In either cases he had a very calming effect or was that the pot? Anyhooooo, I've always admired him and thought that what he did was great and a pioneer in children's television.
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rosieFeb 8, 2007 5:28am
Seriously, I have was a huge Mr. Rogers fan as a kid and it never occured to me that he was a crazy ass bastard with over 25 kills. Damn, Mr. Rogers was the shit.
Tommyknocker2121Feb 8, 2007 6:52am
I'm pretty sure the Mr. Rogers thing is an urban legend. I think I read it on Snopes. Yeah, here it is:
batmann539Feb 8, 2007 7:07am
tommyknocker2121 is correct. The Mr. Rogers story is a complete Urban Legend. One reason I know is because I help perpetuate it when I'm doing my yearly Drill SGT duties on the trail at FT Benning... Most PVT's eat that story up and figure if Mr. Rogers can do this, so can I.
CtfizzleFeb 8, 2007 8:55am
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fuddruckersFeb 8, 2007 4:32pm
the ofunder of in-n-out is ester snyder some old bitch LOL i worked at in-n-out for while found in 1967. YA mister rogers thing was a myth. We had the same myth for my 8th grade gym teacher. We thought he was in the koren war and got the highest number of kills in his platoon. he didnt, he just some old crazy guy.
rosieFeb 8, 2007 5:54pm
Have you ever seen snatch or fight club? Thats why brad pitt is on there. Not to mention im just joking around... and In-n-out is on there because i am a fat kid :D and the missionary position is just the standard if i wanted to go into detail i'd just write the karma sutra.