caryc
Hawkeye
You'll poke someone's eye out with those things kid ! Who doesn't know this lawyer?
A Little Lawyerly Advice
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I hate to admit it but it took me a minute to get it....
Bob Wright
Hawkeye
I was fixin' to correct your quotation then looked closer at the photo.....................
Bob Wright
Bob Wright
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caryc
Hawkeye
I don't know if you're being facetious or not but that lawyer is Perry Mason.
He was blinded by the twins staring at him...
Tonight on MeTV the 1st episode of Perry Mason is playing at 11:30. Last night they played the last episode
RSIno1
Hunter
It's from a hit and run case "Death by Dagmar"
In 1953, the bumper guards became much more bold, and stylistically significant. Harley Earl's idea, as executed by Cadillac designer Ed Glowacke, was that the bumper guards would mimic exaggerated artillery shells, in order to indicate speed and power.
In 1950s auto design, the slang term Dagmar bumper emerged to describe dual pointed chrome projections on the front ends of Cadillacs, Buicks, Packards, and other U.S. automobiles, an allusion to the actress's physique and trademark attire. So who was Dagmar? If you're younger than the age of 60, you probably don't remember, but Dagma was once described by Life magazine as a "national institution," and a nationwide poll of editors in the 1950s voted Dagmar "the most photogenic girl on TV."
In 1953, the bumper guards became much more bold, and stylistically significant. Harley Earl's idea, as executed by Cadillac designer Ed Glowacke, was that the bumper guards would mimic exaggerated artillery shells, in order to indicate speed and power.
In 1950s auto design, the slang term Dagmar bumper emerged to describe dual pointed chrome projections on the front ends of Cadillacs, Buicks, Packards, and other U.S. automobiles, an allusion to the actress's physique and trademark attire. So who was Dagmar? If you're younger than the age of 60, you probably don't remember, but Dagma was once described by Life magazine as a "national institution," and a nationwide poll of editors in the 1950s voted Dagmar "the most photogenic girl on TV."
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caryc
Hawkeye
Sorry, I'm 76 and never heard of her.
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caryc
Hawkeye
I really don't think that has anything at all to do with this post.
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caryc
Hawkeye
Thanks but, still never heard of her.
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caryc
Hawkeye
I totally agree with what you said above. That's why I'm surprised that I never heard of her.
I was surprised when it came out that he didn't need a woman.
mhblaw
Blackhawk
I’m with Cary, never heard of her…and my dob is 1940.
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caryc
Hawkeye
I went back to that Wikipedia article and read the whole thing. They mentioned the TV show "Mama". I remember that show. It was about an immigrant family (Norwegian I think). I even remember some of the characters. There was Mama and Lars the father and Nels the son and Dagmar the youngest daughter. The show always started with one of the daughters saying "I remember Mama".
But I'll be darned if I can remember the lady we're talking about.
But I'll be darned if I can remember the lady we're talking about.
Feel the 'Pane
Single-Sixer
Never heard of Dagmar bumpers but I like trivia so thank you for that!
Here's a few more...
Here's a few more...
Nope , he swung the other way.
I recall that "Dagmar" was the punch line to many jokes. [My DoB: 1948.]
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caryc
Hawkeye
I have been in love with Kaley Cuoco ever since "The Big Bang Theory" started.
Me, too. The nose job improved her appearance. She also got bigger "girls" but any more that doesn't make much difference to me.
C'mon, are you saying Raymond Burr was gay??
Yep. That news came out a few years back. No pun intended.
Yeah confirmed, he was a breech loader.
guess is was something else that poked his eyes
guess is was something else that poked his eyes
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To quote legendary Hot Rodder Gray Baskerville: "I believe that woman is a balloon smuggler!"
