[NTLK] OT: "WORK!"

[Gene Beaird]

Same here!  Always watched it as a kid.  Now, when someone says the four-letter-w word, we’ll shout out "WORK?!?”.  

Thanks for the memories.

Regards,

Gene Beaird,
Pearland, Texas


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>   1. "WORK!"  [WAS:  Re:  Fwd: NewtonTalk Digest, Vol 77, Issue 9]
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> ~~~ On 2020/05/07 23:40, Dennis Swaney at romad at nvwisp.com wrote ~~~
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>> Careful, Mark, you just scared Maynerd G. Krebs!
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> Wow!  I haven't come across anyone who remembers Maynard for years and
> years.    
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> When I saw _Dobie Gillis_ as a kid, I was a fan.  The Beat Movement held a
> passing attraction for me ? On The Road, but mostly the twist they gave jazz
> ? so a comedic wannabe tickled my childish mind.   And his cry "Work!" was
> frequently heard in our family when a parent told one of us to do some.
> 
> Thanks for the memories.
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> Shalom, 
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> Christian 
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> speech notes from my Newton, which is what
> I usually use for giving speeches from,
> because I wasn?t sure I was going to be
> able to read it in this light, so I had to
> transcribe the notes onto paper. Unfortunately,
> my Newton is better at reading my handwriting
> than I am. So, there may be a pause while I
> try and decipher what I?ve written.?
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