Alain Vigneault Named Head Coach Part 2

[LegionOfDoom91]

They had a series of "Scooby Doo meets..." shows. I can't remember if the Beatles were one but Batman and Robin were.

Yeah I remember that & the Harlem Globetrotter one’s off the top of my head.

 

[Chinatown88]

Don Knotts

 

[Captain Dave Poulin]

Have you ever seen the Beatles cartoon from the 60s? It lasted two years and was so awful in every single way that it's ironically amazing. I love it

It was absolutely great, especially the voice work.

 

[Captain Dave Poulin]

Reading this thread has convinced me that I have to be the youngest poster on this board, or at least one of the youngest. Youngest "regular," at least, lol.

Also, I love how the thread on the hiring of our new coach turned into us comparing ages

I joke with Striiker about being 12, but I am pretty sure that Toe actually is like 14 or 15.

 

[wankstifier]

You go girl.

Does this mean I won?

 

[gertbfrobe16]

winkey dink and you winkey dink and me, always have alot of fun together.

 

[LegionOfDoom91]

Ringo Starr was the narrator on Thomas the Tank Engine before George Carlin did it lol.

 

[Strawberry Fields]

It was absolutely great, especially the voice work.

The inaccurate voices do add a surprising amount of charm. Paul Frees was a great voice actor and did a lot of memorable work in Christmas specials, Disney rides, and 60s cartoons, but he sounds absolutely nothing like Lennon or Harrison- hell, half the time he doesn't even sound British- and it adds another layer of hilarity to the show.

There was a whole book written about the show about 20 years ago but it's been out of print for a while. I'd like to read it someday.

Also, I like the accompanying imagery in the one sing along segment that shows Ringo trying to kill himself

 

[DancingPanther]

They had a series of "Scooby Doo meets..." shows. I can't remember if the Beatles were one but Batman and Robin were.

3 stooges too

 

[DancingPanther]

It was absolutely great, especially the voice work.

Love the voice work in Yellow Sub

 

[DancingPanther]

Ringo Starr was the narrator on Thomas the Tank Engine before George Carlin did it lol.

I used to watch those episodes as a kid while I played with my Thomas the train set. Had 2 big totes of them

Not me ^^^

 

[Outlaw Samurai]

Yeah I remember that & the Harlem Globetrotter one’s off the top of my head.

Don Knotts

Yes! Forgot about those.

 

[Outlaw Samurai]

You don’t get out much, do you?

Lol. Makes me think of

 

[kudymen]

You don’t get out much, do you?

You go girl.

Lol. Makes me think of
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Three.

Three great posts

 

[flyersfromquebec]

I'm 26. You? Striiker?

26 omg...10 years ago... that was some fun years.

 

[DancingPanther]

3.

Three.

Three great posts

Ah ah ah.

 

[mja]

You don’t get out much, do you?

 

[Don Nachbaur 26]

WTF did I just walk into...

 

[mja]

WTF did I just walk into...

Shitposting. Lots and lots of shitposting.

 

[HokieDude17]

Ringo Starr was the narrator on Thomas the Tank Engine before George Carlin did it lol.

Somebody dubbed bits of Carlin's standup into episodes of Thomas the Tank Engine that he did, and the results are hilarious.
NSFW language warning

 

[BackToTheBrierePatch]

Reading this thread has convinced me that I have to be the youngest poster on this board, or at least one of the youngest. Youngest "regular," at least, lol.

Also, I love how the thread on the hiring of our new coach turned into us comparing ages

Striiker is 12.
Hard to top that

 

[FlyerNutter]

28.

Living in denial.

 

[CanadianFlyer88]

Gronberg being linked to the Sabres.

A Swedish coach for a Swedish superstar?

 

[Beef Invictus]

You got me by 3 years, 1958 and 1976.

You're both beaten by @MiamiScreamingEagles, who first achieved sentience as the Earth congealed out of the void, and who watched the first creature struggle gasping onto dry land, and who invented racing odds while running a Brontosaurus racing league. It is due to his long memory that we know what dinosaurs actually looked like.

He was here before us. He will persist after.

 

[Captain Dave Poulin]

You're both beaten by @MiamiScreamingEagles, who first achieved sentience as the Earth congealed out of the void, and who watched the first creature struggle gasping onto dry land, and who invented racing odds while running a Brontosaurus racing league. It is due to his long memory that we know what dinosaurs actually looked like.

He was here before us. He will persist after.

That second one is the first known portrait of Brian Burke.