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The funny thing--or deeply troubling thing, depending on how you look at it--is that even though this is a joke, people don't find the notion of Ashcroft doing something like this either unbelievable or patently absurd.
Perhaps it's because he's one of the few characters for whom all the urban legends are TRUE. (Crisco annointing, losing a senate race to a dead man, draping statues, making his staff sing lame songs he wrote, etc...)
Barney talking to prisoners:
"Now men! This is a maxumum security prison. Here at the rock we have 2 rules!
Rule number 1...Obey all rules!
Rule number 2...Do not write on the walls as it is hard to remove!"
When Barney gets taken on the '56 Ford "creampuff" he buys from the "sweet little old lady" (the actress, Ellen Corby, went on to play Grandma on The Waltons)
I wonder why that episode would be a CAR SALESMAN'S favorite? (snicker, snicker....)
When Barney gets taken on the '56 Ford "creampuff" he buys from the "sweet little old lady" (the actress, Ellen Corby, went on to play Grandma on The Waltons)
I wonder why that episode would be a CAR SALESMAN'S favorite? (snicker, snicker....)
HAHA...is that the one where the steering wheel comes off in his hands?
I saw not too long ago the one where Barney gets a motorcycle and soon is camouflaged waiting for speeders.
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