I donât think Denise Coffey was known much outside the UK but âDo Not Adjust Your Setâ was a huge thing for me when I was a kid. And look at who else was in this photo - in âDo Not Adjust Your Setâ - three Pythons and David Jason!
Maybe not a celebrity in the âmovie starâ sense, but this guy was first-rate. What a great example of a human.
Was going to post that yesterday. Hereâs another obit.
I must admit I had followed her music much less as she moved more into fine art but I had her early records back in the day.
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Itâs sad how much of my listening is getting taken up with catching up on the work of people who have died that I either missed entirely or hadnât kept up to date. She was amazing.
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10 4 Good Buddy.
Hopefully heâs greeted by eleven long-haired Friends aâ Jesus In a chartreuse micro-busâŠ
So Dada.
Our senior year HS art class introduction to collages. Unforgettable, and still a howl.
Heh! Perfect, i was also thinking of that one! Itâs a lot more fun. Couldnât remember that artistâs name.
A lot more about âRadarâsâ life.
Shaffer served two tours during the Korean War, KGAN reported. According to his obituary, Shaffer spent six years in Japan, where he attended night school and earned his bachelorâs degree from Sophia University. Shaffer worked for Army Intelligence during the Vietnam War before retiring in 1973.
âI was only in the medical part five years,â Shaffer told the Courier in 2018.
He was assigned to the Army Intelligence School at Fort Holabird near Baltimore, where he taught for six years. He earned his masterâs degree from Johns Hopkins University, according to Shafferâs obituary.
âI was on the faculty of the Army intelligence school,â Shaffer told the Courier. âAnd that enabled me to become a professor at a local college.â Shaffer taught at Community College of Baltimore County in Maryland.
âAnd then that led me to become a world traveler with my students. I took my students to every continent except Antarctica and Australia.â
Probably gonna crash the pearly gate, doinâ 98âŠ
I vaguely remember the sequel to Convoy, in which the Jesus freaks enabled the convoy to drive on water.
He died of embarrassment over what the GOP considers a convoy now.
