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08-09-2008, 09:26 AM
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He and his wife Wendy were noted swingers in Cincinnati at that time as well. Could you imagine a key party and picking up Uncle Al's key? God, I'm going to throw-up!
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"Say 'hooray!'" "Uhhhh...I think I'll try some some Husman's instead, yum yum yum." |
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08-14-2008, 08:33 AM
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SunnyDee I remember all of these characters! I would LOVE to see some old reruns of Cool Ghool and Bob Shreve. Especially Bob Shreve, he was hilarious! Oh, and to Mikey1003... you heard right; Uncle Al didn't like kids too much; my grandma was a waitress at an establishment that he frequented in Mt Washington back in the day, and well.... let's just say he had some less than pleasant pet names for the kids that loved him and his show!  |
Yes! OMG, he was hilarious!!! He would say "Here's for all the folks who have requested to see Chicky a little longer..." and then he would STRETCH the rubber chicken A LITTLE LONGER!!!! lol!!!! |
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08-19-2008, 06:43 PM
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08-19-2008, 06:45 PM
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08-19-2008, 06:52 PM
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08-26-2008, 10:36 PM
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Oh my gosh, what memories!
I haven't heard anyone say "pony keg" in at least 20 years! Is there still any place in town called a "pony keg?" Another question - would anybody who didn't live in Cincy before, say 1980 or so have any clue what a pony keg was? 
How about Pat & Joe's? "My best friends are Pat & Joe, they save my mommy dough."
I never made it to Uncle Al's, but I was on Play It Safe with my brownie troop.  |
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08-27-2008, 02:05 AM
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Score two for Juniper! Had totally forgotten about Pat and Joe's, and "Play it Safe" was what I tuned into on an occasional boredom-filled Sunday morning along with "Call the Doctor."
Who-all remembers "Juvenile Court," on Channel 9 during the late '70s? That was must-see TV for kids in high school and middle school, many of whom had potential for having their situations re-enacted on the program LOL.
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08-27-2008, 07:19 AM
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"Play it Safe" was what I tuned into on an occasional boredom-filled Sunday morning along with "Call the Doctor."
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Wasn't there also a Sunday-morning show called "Police Call" on WCPO? Right before BPA King of Bowling with Jack Moran . . .
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Who-all remembers "Juvenile Court," on Channel 9 during the late '70s? That was must-see TV for kids in high school and middle school, many of whom had potential for having their situations re-enacted on the program LOL.
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Heh, yeah. With Judge Paul Trevor.
Here is a link all fans of Cincinnati Television will surely enjoy:
Cincinnati Television - Google Book Search
Click the Preview This Book button and go crazy . . . |
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08-27-2008, 10:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Juniper.
Oh my gosh, what memories!
I haven't heard anyone say "pony keg" in at least 20 years! Is there still any place in town called a "pony keg?" Another question - would anybody who didn't live in Cincy before, say 1980 or so have any clue what a pony keg was? |
Wasn't a pony keg a small {half?} keg that used to be sold at said stores?
And, yes, there are still "Pony Kegs" in Cincinnati. Many, actually:
pony keg cincinnati - Google Maps
AND, OMG!!!
"Police Call"!!! "Play It Safe"!!! My step-dad was on "Bowling For Dollars".
What memories!! |
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08-28-2008, 12:12 AM
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Bob Shreve, PPP
Does anyone remember the baby doll with the missing hair that would appear then disappear on the bottom of the TV screen during the movie intermissions? NOW THAT WAS FUNNY!!!
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