Proclivities wrote: 
POOF!

 GeneP59 wrote: 
Ah, yes.  They don't get much fiber by posting provocative links.   They'd better stay away from the open flames with that hair, though.

 Proclivities wrote: 
Good source of fiber.

 JrzyTmata wrote: 
I wonder why they left her footwear on.  Trolls: go figure 'em.

 Prodigal_SOB wrote: 
No doubt!

BTW, I thought this was going to be a list of trolls. I was kind of wondering if I was on it! 

 aflanigan wrote: 

Great resource!  I just prefer to ignore them, anyway....

So there is a difference between a "simple sexist troll"  and a "stealth sexist troll"...good to know...  

Troll Taxonomy

A handy reference/resource.

 Proclivities wrote: 

A classic for sure.

 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote: 
Yeah, he probably did - at least he and Mickey Rooney did a lot of traveling in "It's A Mad, Mad...World" (even with Jim Backus).

 Proclivities wrote: 

Buddy seems to get around.

 Prodigal_SOB wrote: 
It's funny that you mention Sandy Koufax - if I recall correctly, he and Buddy Hackett lived in the same neighborhood for a while when they were kids - Buddy was older, though.

 bokey wrote: 
There was a guy who I don't really know but would see and talk to once or twice a month when we were both at the same sushi bar.   One day two or three years after I had met him we were talking about our misspent childhoods when he told me when he was growing up in NYC his best friend / next door neighbor had a father who was some kind marketing VP for Manischewitz wine.  At the time Manischewitz was a big sponsor of the Dodgers who were still in Brooklyn then and from time to time they would give big parties that the players would come to and that occasionally they would play catch with the kids.  When he started to tell me that he had actually gotten to throw a ball around with Gil Hodges, Sandy Koufax, Duke Snyder, .. I told him to stop right there and said that if I had ever in my life caught Sandy Koufax that would be absolutely the first thing you would know about me.

 

 bokey wrote: 
I worked with a woman that said Hackett was a friend of the family and would babysit for them.

 JrzyTmata wrote: 
Oh God, just kill me now. During my traumatic early New Jersey years, before a merciful God freed my family, we had a neighbor that knew him and would just flip that card over and over.

 Buddy Hackett this. Buddy Hackett that.

 Serious. I was like , umm, who, wtf?

 

 JrzyTmata wrote: 

Wow! - You're right - I didn't see that 

 justlistening wrote: 
not to be confused with buddy hackett.

 buzz wrote: 



Where?

"Keep your friends close and your enemies closer."
~ Sun-tzu

 GeneP59 wrote: 
In place of manners?