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Shoe Dick wrote:

marriedaniac wrote:Is E.E. Bell still selling them?

Indeed he is, though no longer outside of the US due to high shipping costs.

Boo. I still don't have a shirt. And despite my near-dislike for No Ma'am in general, I'd like a shirt - but a real one; an autographed one would be nice.

marriedaniac wrote:

Shoe Dick wrote:

marriedaniac wrote:Is E.E. Bell still selling them?

Indeed he is, though no longer outside of the US due to high shipping costs.

Boo. I still don't have a shirt. And despite my near-dislike for No Ma'am in general, I'd like a shirt - but a real one; an autographed one would be nice.

DISLIKE for No Ma'am?! What the hell?

Not complete dislike, but yeah. I don't hate 'em, (fine in small doses) but it took too much away from the Bundy family-ness thing.

marriedaniac wrote:Not complete dislike, but yeah. I don't hate 'em, (fine in small doses) but it took too much away from the Bundy family-ness thing.

I think we've got a Fangster in our midst Shoe Dick!

Don't lump me in with those feminists!

Ok then I won't make any mustache comb jokes!

Shoe Dick wrote:

marriedaniac wrote:Is E.E. Bell still selling them?

Indeed he is, though no longer outside of the US due to high shipping costs.

I just ordered one from Bell, does that make me a legitamate NO MA'AMer? I have a white shirt already that's pretty worn. I decided it was time to buy an "authentic" one from Bob Rooney.

Dr. Shoe wrote:Ok then I won't make any mustache comb jokes!

Shoe Dick wrote:

marriedaniac wrote:Is E.E. Bell still selling them?

Indeed he is, though no longer outside of the US due to high shipping costs.

I just ordered one from Bell, does that make me a legitamate NO MA'AMer? I have a white shirt already that's pretty worn. I decided it was time to buy an "authentic" one from Bob Rooney.

About time! You should have asked if he could sign it for you. Mine is signed and I wear it to every meeting, the pen he uses is mighty strong!

Shoe Dick wrote:

marriedaniac wrote:Is E.E. Bell still selling them?

Indeed he is, though no longer outside of the US due to high shipping costs.

I just ordered one from Bell, does that make me a legitamate NO MA'AMer? I have a white shirt already that's pretty worn. I decided it was time to buy an "authentic" one from Bob Rooney.[/quote]
About time! You should have asked if he could sign it for you. Mine is signed and I wear it to every meeting, the pen he uses is mighty strong![/quote]

I thought about it but I wasn't sure how the ink would go through the wash.

I saw Bob Rooney/E. E. Bell in a Glade Plug-In commercial last night.

I saw him in an episode of Cheers.

marriedaniac wrote:I saw him in an episode of Cheers.

But this was new, he was looking fatter than ever, I'm glad he hasn't slowed down.

he still dosn't look like he's aged much, still looks like bob roony. drew carry has a new show on the gameshow network called improvaganza or something like that. the guy that played todd tott who kelly refused to marry when the series ended is one of the people.

rdo3 wrote:he still dosn't look like he's aged much, still looks like bob roony. drew carry has a new show on the gameshow network called improvaganza or something like that. the guy that played todd tott who kelly refused to marry when the series ended is one of the people.

You mean Chip (Charles) Esten? He's been affiliated with Drew Carey and Whose Line Is It Anyway? (and other improv stuff) in particular for years.

marriedaniac wrote:

rdo3 wrote:drew carry has a new show on the gameshow network called improvaganza or something like that. the guy that played todd tott who kelly refused to marry when the series ended is one of the people.

You mean Chip (Charles) Esten? He's been affiliated with Drew Carey and Whose Line Is It Anyway? (and other improv stuff) in particular for years.

Jonathan Magnum - another MWC guest star - is in Improv-A-Ganza, too.