Pat Paulsen - discuss

[tigereye]

http://www.paulsen.com/




alas, you young ones will not know of whom I speak.

[Left Is Write]

1. I'm not sure the young ones knew of whom I spoke in my copycats either...

[swag]

2. I do miss me some Smothers Brothers show.

My mom wouldn't let us watch that show any more after somebody in her church told her that the Smothers Brothers had "mocked God."

Remember when Nixon went on Laugh In to say "Sock it to Me!"?

[tigereye]

3. I still laugh when I think of that show

I can picture Marty ????, and Joanne Whorley and Goldie Hawn. My parents didn't seem to care, as I recall.

[KG]

4. Pat Paulsen for President!

:)

[underpants]

6. I've upped my standards. Now, up yours

If elected, I will win

All the problems we face in the United States today can be traced to an unenlightened immigration policy on the part of the American Indian.

[tigereye]

8. um, one problem.....

[mockmonkey]

5. Picky, Picky, Picky n/t

[maveric]

7. Shook his hand in 72. he even signed a B&W poster for me.

Very cool guy.

[tigereye]

9. I remember thinking he was nutty at the time

but I was only a teenager then.

[asthmaticeog]

10. I would have totally voted for him.

But alas, that option wasn't available to me. :cry:

[tigereye]

13. awww

don't cry, asth.

[Blue_In_AK]

11. I LOVED that guy.

I saw him in Denver when he was running for president in 1968. :hippie:

[tigereye]

14. I love how this copycat totally had a life

funny.

[Blue_In_AK]

18. Oops, I didn't even realize it was a copycat thread.

I just hadn't thought about the wonderful Mr. Paulsen in quite a while and was thrilled to see his face again.

[tigereye]

19. it was obviously a very poor copycat, then

but I'm glad you were glad to see old Pat.

[YDogg]

12. he was more qualified than bush

[bif]

15. I met him once

He was on a book promotion tour. Very nice guy. He spent about 10 minutes talking to me, since no one was there to get his book signed.

[Goblinmonger]

16. Brings back the good old days

Like this


And this

[chknltl]

20. Henry Gibson and Ruth Buzzy?

Or was it Arte Johnson who played that Nazi who kept popping up saying; "Verrrrry interesting...."?

My fave line from those two has the dirty old man coming on to that little old lady with: "Do you believe in the here-after?" "Of course" responds the old lady. Dirty old man smiles and adds; "Then you know what I'm here after!"

[Goblinmonger]

21. Arte Johnson

I believe. Oh back in the day when making fun of Nazis was still OK. I miss that show.

[NMDemDist2]

17. Best. Presidental. Candidate. Ever!

:rofl: