QUOTE (LarryD @ Sep 4 2008, 09:59 AM)

QUOTE (Humble Bob @ Sep 3 2008, 11:42 PM)

y'all do bless me.
Larry you don't look a day over 25!

The fermentation process has begun. I got white on the top and yet there is fire in the stove. Funny you said this..I had a first time ever dream last night where someone was standing beside me as I looked into the mirror and they remarked how old looking I was...I am trying to hang onto my youth but I do not use any Grecian formula or great Canadain coverup.

I like this scripture....only thing is I am having a hard time being it....Pro 16:31 The hoary head [is] a crown of glory, [if] it be found in the way of righteousness. I said that by the standard of law based religiosity which declares that I must perform at a certain level or risk an ignomious doom. That is why I love to hate the law. It condemns me from the starting gate. If Jesus died to win my freedom and subsequently restore my life, then I feel I do not have to take it back to the "found and lost" department at Wallmart.


Larry ---------- you got Richardson (ha) on your example ?
Richardson
Richardson (Ralph Richeson) is an unkempt, seemingly simple-minded employee at the Grand Central Hotel whose duties include cleaning and cooking. He rarely speaks and is quite inarticulate on the occasions that he does, both in sharp contrast to his talkative employer Farnum. Richardson has a strange fixation with an old pair of deer's antlers given to him absent-mindedly by Alma (whom he told "I like you. You're purdy."). He clings to the antlers when frightened, carries them when sent by Farnum on an errand, and sometimes raises them to a larger pair of antlers, in prayer.
Farnum detests Richardson, regards him as a mental feeble, and frequently chastises him, sometimes comparing him to a frog or grotesque beast, yet ironically, Richardson is the only person Farnum can totally confide in. Late in the show's run, some indications are given that Richardson is not totally the completely uneducated idiot he seems; he is seen reading a newspaper in private, and reveals himself as an adept juggler at the newly opened theater's amateur night. In Season 3, his job as the Grand Hotel's cook is taken over by Aunt Lou, though Richardson continues as her assistant.
Ralph Richeson-originally hired as an extra-was added as a main character after viewers indicated how much they loved "Richardson" in the few brief glimpses of him during the first half of Season One.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Characters_of...od#E._B._Farnum