Div 6 - Montana Stick racers dominate qualifying

[JRyan]

Jeff,

Cliff is the Postman on "CHEERS". If you didn't watch it, the answer meant nothing to you, but obviously Frito watched it. ANYTIME was beer time for Norm, and Cliff knew everything about everything except the final JEAPORDY answer. His answer was "name three people who have never been in my kitchen", which wasn't what they were looking for, but was actually a correct answer. An argument ensued and in the end, Cliff relented and thus "saved Jeapordy". Humorous show.

Jerry

[Jeff Lee]

Never realized he had a last name! Also never saw that episode...sounds like I should see it. Wonder if it's on that Hula site?

[Mark Yacavone]

Originally Posted by JRyan

Jeff,

Cliff is the Postman on "CHEERS". If you didn't watch it, the answer meant nothing to you, but obviously Frito watched it. ANYTIME was beer time for Norm, and Cliff knew everything about everything except the final JEAPORDY answer. His answer was "name three people who have never been in my kitchen", which wasn't what they were looking for, but was actually a correct answer. An argument ensued and in the end, Cliff relented and thus "saved Jeapordy". Humorous show.

Jerry

That was the show which supposedly took place in a Boston pub, but NOBODY had a Boston accent !!??

[BRUCE COMPTON]

Oh yes, Cliff Klavin had a Boston accent.. and do you think it was Rob`s kitchen that the clutches were built in?

[Mark Yacavone]

Originally Posted by BRUCE COMPTON

Oh yes, Cliff Klavin had a Boston accent.. and do you think it was Rob`s kitchen that the clutches were built in?

Yeah, I guess. I never could watch it. It just seemed like Hollywood's idea of Beantown.

There was nobody saying "pissa' every other word!

I grew up about 100 miles away and worked there often.

[JRyan]

Originally Posted by Mark Yacavone

That was the show which supposedly took place in a Boston pub, but NOBODY had a Boston accent !!??

Mark, I think the reason nobody had a Boston accent was so the rest of the US could actually understand what they were saying. I had a really great neighbor who came from Boston who moved back here as his wife was from South Dakota. Fortunately, she was a good interpreter both ways, as he had trouble understanding the German accents from our area.

Bruce, Rob has cooked up some great recipes for his clutches, but I'm not sure that he's even been in his kitchen.

Jerry