Ginger or Mary-Ann?

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Ginger or Mary-Ann?

  • Ginger

    Votes: 5 26.3%
  • Mary-Ann

    Votes: 14 73.7%

  • Total voters
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For me Mary-Ann. You just can't beat a farm girl, unless she is in to that kinky stuff.:sly:
 
The First person to say "Who?" gets a beating. The First person who responds with the explanation gets a follow-up beating.

Just because this question made me feel old.

AO
 
Originally posted by Der Alta
The First person to say "Who?" gets a beating. The First person who responds with the explanation gets a follow-up beating.

Just because this question made me feel old.

AO

Who?

:trouble:
 
Neither. They're both like a hundred years old.:scared:
 
I've always been a sucker for brunets. :trouble:
 
I still don't know what the hell you guys are talking about.

:lol:

*Mumbles to self*Freakin' old-timers..

Just kidding guys. :p
 
Originally posted by milefile
Assuming they look like they did on the show: both... at the same time.

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Ginger's too high maintenance. Mary Ann's not afraid to get dirty.
 
Originally posted by Ryan
I'm assuming that's a bad thing. :irked: :D
Find "TV-Land" on your cable tv dial.
Watch "Gilligan's Island"
Get back to me.
 
Originally posted by Gil
Find "TV-Land" on your cable tv dial.
Watch "Gilligan's Island"
Get back to me.

I don't think it's on TV Land - Gilligan's Island isn't that old. I often see old episodes of Andy Griffith on TV Land, and that was in 1960.
 
Originally posted by M5Power
I don't think it's on TV Land - Gilligan's Island isn't that old. I often see old episodes of Andy Griffith on TV Land, and that was in 1960.

Gilligan's Island was a TV movie that first aired in 1964. It was aired again in 1965 and became a regular TV series in 1966. It was on air for only three seasons, 66, 67 and 68. There are only 99 episopdes.

Notice Mary-Ann never had her belly button exposed. It wasn't allowed. She also wore false front teeth because they thought her front teeth looked to much like baby teeth.

It was never said in an episode, but Gilligan's first name was Willie. the Skipper's real name was Jonus Grumby, and the Professor's name was Roy Hinckle.:D

Gilligan's Island has been aired in 187 different countries. The actors have never received a dime for all of the repeats that have been aired.
 
Originally posted by Solid Lifters
Gilligan's Island was a TV movie that first aired in 1964. It was aired again in 1965 and became a regular TV series in 1966. It was on air for only three seasons, 66, 67 and 68. There are only 99 episopdes.


I hope to all that is good that you used the Internet to find that. :odd: I maintain that TV Land is too old; it does '50's stuff.
 
Originally posted by M5Power


I hope to all that is good that you used the Internet to find that. :odd: [/B]

So he knows about Gilligans Island, at least he isnt a License Plate Preacher!
 
Originally posted by Cobraboy
So he knows about Gilligans Island, at least he isnt a License Plate Preacher!

Gilligan's Island was forty years ago for God's sake!
 
I have a " The Making of Gilligan's Island" movie. It was $5.00 in the "Bargin Bin" at Best Buy. Good stuff in there.:D
 
Der Alta said:
The First person who responds with the explanation gets a follow-up beating.

Gil said:
Find "TV-Land" on your cable tv dial.
Watch "Gilligan's Island"
Get back to me.

Sure, just my luck, it had to be the biggest guy on GTPlanet to spill the beans.

Donations can be made to "The Der Alta Compendium Memorial" unless I can find a big enough truck and sneak up on him very, very quietly.

:D

AO
 
Originally posted by Der Alta
Sure, just my luck, it had to be the biggest guy on GTPlanet to spill the beans.

Donations can be made to "The Der Alta Compendium Memorial" unless I can find a big enough truck and sneak up on him very, very quietly.

:D

AO
I din't spill the beans. I just told him where in the to find the info he sought.
Please don't be bringing no beatdowns here!
If you must be bringing the beatdown, Remember, I have six sons that love me, think I'm still pretty cool for an "old guy", and most importantly, will jump in and "get my back" if neccessary.
(and my third son is BIGGER than me).:lol:
 
Originally posted by Rat Bastid
Better you than me, D.A. :D Remember this guy used to kill for a living!!:scared:
Yeah but it's kind of impersonal when you use torpedos, missles, and EXTREMELY large naval cannons.
But nowhere near as large as the cannons on USS New Jersey (BB-62).
 
All in fun, big man. Good to "see" ya.

I saw the Misourri (sp?) "Big Mo" at the Intrepid Museum in NYC. I understand it's small by modern standards. Kinda' boggles the mind. Same goes for the Intrepid, too!! But the SR-71 on the front of the deck always looks cool as hell as you drive by on the West Side Highway!
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I get it now...Gil's building his own army.... :eek: or getting ready to market a "Family match" to the WWE.

:D

I can't remember the last time I was a big ship, and I used to work 5 minutes away from the Quincy Shipyard.

Then again, I did all my stuff out of helicopters. :p

AO
 
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