I'm confused.

[JudgeNot]

Who was Henry van Dyke,and what wuz he known for?
"Dabate".  Hehe.  Good one, sh.

Sheesh!  Everyone knows he was Mary Tyler Moore's husband on the Henry van Dyke show in the 60's.
Sheesh!  What does that have to do with Barbara Hershey.

[ollie]

Who was Henry van Dyke,and what wuz he known for?


"Dabate".  Hehe.  Good one, sh.

Henry Van Dyke:
1852-1933, American clergyman, educator, and author, b. Germantown, Pa., grad. Princeton, 1873, and Princeton Theological Seminary, 1874. He was pastor of the Brick Presbyterian Church, New York City, professor of English literature at Princeton ;1923), and U.S. minister to the Netherlands (1913;16). Among his popular inspirational writings is the Christmas story The Other Wise Man (1896). The themes of his sermons are also expressed in his poetry and the essays collected in Little Rivers (1895) and Fishermans Luck (1899). He translated (1902) The Blue Flower of Novalis***

***"The Columbia Encyclopedia"

[Evangelist]

Went fishin' this weekend. Asked my wife to "hand be dabate", and she whonked me with the minner pail.

So I just slipped a Reese's cup on the hook and caught a 9 lb. hawg.

They sure luv choklit!

 

[nChrist]

Went fishin' this weekend. Asked my wife to "hand be dabate", and she whonked me with the minner pail.

So I just slipped a Reese's cup on the hook and caught a 9 lb. hawg.

They sure luv choklit!

 

     Brother, it's time for you to check your tackle box for sharp objects. In terms of filleting your catch, just use your teeth.    

OH MY! - I was just thinking about trot-lines, crappie rigs, and treble hooks. It may be time for a net.  

[Evangelist]

Brother, it's time for you to check your tackle box for sharp objects. In terms of filleting your catch, just use your teeth.   
OH MY! - I was just thinking about trot-lines, crappie rigs, and treble hooks. It may be time for a net. 

Fillet?  Wha' da? I eats 'em whole!!

Think I'll go noodlin'.  I'm in the mood for a scrap!