Bill Kennedy

[Ed Golick]

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[MCP-001]

Okay, I'm game.

What about Bill Kennedy?

[Ed Golick]

Wanted to post a link, but it won't let me.

[MCP-001]

Have you tried to copy and paste it into the message field?

[MCP-001]

Test.

http://www.detroitkidshow.com/

[Ed Golick]

Another try.
http://detroitkidshow.com/Bill_Kenned...heater.htm

Nope.

If you're interested, and even I have lost interest at this point, got to my home page ad click on the banner that says "Bill Kennedy Theater."
http://www.detroitkidshow.com/

[MCP-001]

You might want to put up a description before someone gets the wrong idea.

[MCP-001]

Nevermind, I read the page a little too fast.

[East Detroit]

Bill Kennedy Theater: A critical analysis of the films of Bill Kennedy

http://tiny.cc/wnfa1

[MCP-001]

Let me try:

Bill Kennedy Theater

[MCP-001]

Rassafrazzin.....

[FatLadySinging]

Bill Kennedy was in Gone With the Wind. And he never let you forget it!

[jcole]

Bill Kennedy was in Gone With the Wind. And he never let you forget it!

What did he play, an extra in an Atlanta street scene or a dying soldier in the hospital scene?

[Detroitnerd]

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0447930/

[Ed Golick]

Bill Kennedy was not in Gone With The Wind.

[Jimaz]

The three characters Yankee Underscore Tango get censored here even if inside a URL. There's at least one other three-letter acronym that causes similar problems. I forget what it was but it had something to do with Zionism. A service like http://tinyurl.com/ is the best workaround for this.

[daddeeo]

Besides the Superman introduction, Bill's most memorable lines were in a film about Joan of Arc, "Throw some more faggots on the fire."
He never lived that one down.

[Ed Golick]

daddeeo,
Did you read this???
http://tiny.cc/wnfa1

[MickeyMac]

I sure do miss Bill Kennedy.

[Detroitnerd]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTe93nF4Pv4

[Jimaz]

Not to mention the immense heat generated by a twelve-foot high pile of flaming faggots.

I'm laughing my socks off!

[suitsoot]

As a teenager, I was lucky enough to sit at Bill Kennedy's table twice at charity events and it was a lot of fun. He loved being a larger than life character and he had time for everybody who wanted to share a moment with a legend.