$9.32 or no deal.

No, it was for a different reason which I will tell you for $7.50

because your big head is why

I think my ex came up with that line first. 

Oh! I always thought he was saying "make me." Like bratty little kids did on the playground. And manbird and OV....and whatnot.

(It's a PeeWee line)

(It's a PeeWee line)

Hey, you're the one who wanted it.....I'm just your cheerleader.

Beg me.

dmax - get it!!!

Not to mention the HBO shows that preceded his Saturday morning show!

Yes; I believe he married "B"-actress Beverly Garland and adopted her daughter as a result.  William Frawley (known as "Bub") left under the suspicious premise of "visiting his mother" or his "aunt" as far as I can remember.  Of course, it's amazing that a man who was obviously in his late 70's would have either relative living.  I think "Uncle Charlie" was supposed to be Bub's brother when he "dropped anchor" with Steve and the boys, only to be a grumbling, discontented domestic.  Mike "got married" and vanished, only returning to get bitch-slapped by George C. Scott in the film "Patton".  Years ago, there was an article in "Spy" magazine which maintained that Fred MacMurray was actually more like the dark character he played in "Double Indemnity", and that he in some way, disposed of Bub and Mike.

Yes; I believe he married "B"-actress Beverly Garland and adopted her daughter as a result.  William Frawley (known as "Bub") left under the suspicious premise of "visiting his mother" or his "aunt" as far as I can remember.  Of course, it's amazing that a man who was obviously in his late 70's would have either relative living.  I think "Uncle Charlie" was supposed to be Bub's brother when he "dropped anchor" with Steve and the boys, only to be a grumbling, discontented domestic.  Mike "got married" and vanished, only returning to get bitch-slapped by George C. Scott in the film "Patton".  Years ago, there was an article in "Spy" magazine which maintained that Fred MacMurray was actually more like the dark character he played in "Double Indemnity", and that he in some way, disposed of Bub and Mike.

eBay?  And you could hang him from your ceiling!
Peewee...I don't WANT to be the babyyyy!

You know what I heard? That he was the one who made the call to the police....and made sure he was there, so he COULD get arrested, because he wanted out of his binding contract. He was tired of doing the show.
 
But who knows....

EDIT: And dmax...yeah, those early pre-Saturday morning episodes were definitely adult humor!

I will continuously vigorously kick myself for not buying that Pterri doll that I held in ToysRUs, asking my wife "what do you think? Should I?"

EDIT: And dmax...yeah, those early pre-Saturday morning episodes were definitely adult humor!

I always thought the scene with PW and Cowboy Curtis roasting hot dogs was almost R rated with all the bizarre innuendo. I wish I could find YT video but no luck. 

I read an article about the incident not long ago.