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parabellum
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From the 1970s. This is one game show I always watched when I could, and it was because of Paul Lynde.

"Paul, a friend wants to give you a French 75. What is that?"

"Well, that's 25 more than last time."
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"Paul, how many men on a hockey team?"

"About half."

 
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He was hysterical and that's a fact jack. I loved watching him.


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I loved watching him on Bewitched as well...just a funny, funny guy.


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He was hysterical and that's a fact jack. I loved watching him.


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Fond memories!

Me and my Dad used to cry laughing watching him.
 
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He almost killed Buddy Hackett! Big Grin

I always liked Charles Nelson Reilley on Match Game, too. A total cut-up as well.
 
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Buddy Hackett- now there was a funny man.

 
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I always liked Charles Nelson Reilley on Match Game, too. A total cut-up as well.


Yep. He was always fun to watch. Smile


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They don't make 'em like those guys anymore...

I have a beach movie DVD (For Those Who Think Young) with Paul in it. He and Bob Denver were big scene stealers, in a good way. Smile
 
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I definitely remember mom, my brother, and me laughing at Mr. Lynde, though I was young enough to not get half his insinuating jokes. Glad I was able to enjoy them when I got older and "wiser"... Smile


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That's some funny stuff! I remember watching those old shows and my father laughing like crazy, I was young and asked him to explain and my mom just said someday you'll understand!

Great post to break up the afternoon with some laughter, we need more posts like this
 
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We bought the set of Bewitched DVDs for our grand daughters to watch when they come over. Paul Lynde's character (Uncle Arthur) was funny as hell.
 
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Another comic genius- Jonathan Winters


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Buddy Hackett- now there was a funny man.


Looks like Buddy told a joke Johnny didn't know!
 
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Lynde was great, but I'm more of a Redd Foxx fan.


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Lynde was great, but I'm more of a Redd Foxx fan.
Here's a Red Foxx joke:

A man goes to a whorehouse. He's got both legs and both arms in casts.

"What do you want??" asks the Madame.

The man says "I rang the bell, didn't I?"
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And then there's this:

 
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Thanks Para. Never seen that clip before. By the end of his life he was piss poor, and owed the IRS for a bunch of $$$$. Apparently he had the network pay him in cash for his Sandord & Son work thinking he would be able to skirt taxes. Stupidly he didnt realize that it was all reported and he was liable for the tax on that income. Great entertainer either way imho, albeit a bit misguided.


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Paul Lynde - Question: Why do bikers wear leather? Answer: Because chiffon wrinkles.
 
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Watched Paul Lynde give an answer. The girl was uncertain and hesitated. Lynde says "Trust me." She did, he lied. Yes, the fine print said the stars could deceive.


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I found what you said riveting.
 
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I just watched a bunch of his Hollywood Squares clips last week. He was great.


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