what was Radar's fist AND midle name?\ndid Hawkeye ever knock sox with Margret?
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Walter Eugene O'Reilly\n\nThey didn't show the actual sex but it was implied that they did it while staying in a shack for the night after their jeep broke down.
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Bob Gibson, # 45 for the St. Louis Cardinals.  Dominaiing, intimidating pitcher.  In one season, he had a 1.12 ERA, incredible and still a record.  The most famous bob gibson alive.  Go Cards!  Cubs Suck
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The worst nickname?  Well, there was Choo-Choo Coleman, who didn't have any idea where he picked the name up, but I would have to agree with "Losing Pitcher" Mulcahy.  And I remember David Letterman picking on Mookie Wilson.\n\nBest?  "Teddy Ballgame" (Ted Williams) says it all, but my choice would be "Li'l Abner", taken from the now-defunct comic strip, which was applied to Ron Swoboda.\n\nIncidentally, Mickey Mantle's given name was Mickey.  He was named for Hall of Famer Mickey Cochrane.\n\nOther great names:  The Big Train (Walther Johnson), Meal Ticket (Carl Hubbell), The Iron Horse (Lou Gehrig), The Barber (Sal Maglie, so called because of he pitched batters close and inside), The Ol' Perfessor (Casey Stengel), Stan "The Man" Musial (he earned it), Yogi Berra, "Say Hey" (Willie Mays), "Joltin' Joe" DiMaggio, The Vulture (Phil Regan), Blue Moon Odom, Mudcat Grant, The Wizard of Oz (Ozzie Smith) and Charlie Hustle (Pete Rose).\n\nPaul Waner and his brother Lloyd were known as "Big Poison" and "Little Poison" respectively.  Another brother act was Jerome "Dizzy" Dean and his brother Paul, nicknamed "Daffy."\n\nBob Feller was known as "Rapid Robert" and Tom Seaver was "Tom Terrific."  Nolan Ryan did not have a nickname, but his fastball was called "Von Ryan's Express" after a contemporary movie; later the "Von" was dropped.\n\nPumpsie Green (his given name was Elijah Jerry Green) was the first black player for the Boston Red Sox.  He received the nickname name as a child from his mother.\n\nA recent one, no longer applicable, is "Steady" Eddie Guardado.\n\nConnie Mack is entirely a nickname: he was Cornelius McGillicuddy.  And let us not forget Mark "the Bird" Fydritch (probably from "queer as a bird," meaning "wacky") or "Mr. October (Reggie Jackson).\n\n"Papi" in its various forms is a Spanish term of respect for a beloved elder (also equivalent to "Daddy") and has been applied to several Hispanic players, such as Edgar Martinez.\n\nYankee Stadium is still called "The House that Ruth Built," and the original Washington Senators used the nickname instead of their formal name, which was the Nationals.  The Senators were often described as "first in war, first in peace and last in the American League."  Casey Stengel was the first to call the Mets "Amazing".\n\nAnd that's the tip of the iceberg.
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hay did you get that name from inkheart. i loved that book. i can't believe she just leaves you hanging like that though. i want to know what happens to dustfinger. i can't wait till the movie comes out.
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now, how about the starsky and hutch..the original guys... that would be funny, but if i couldn't get them two, i'd have to go zach and screetch... naw...screeetch and urkle.. lmao
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todd bertuzzi\nderian hatcher\ntie domi\nchris pronger\nchris chelios\ndarius kasparitis\njamal mayers\nbrian marchment (retired or not?)\ntomas holmstrom\nderek boogard\n\nok mac, i never thought i'd see you in this 'arena'!  agreed brashear.  but do you know who is the tough guy i really DO like?  georges laracque, i do not know if he is still an oiler or not.\n\nfor pete's sake, the guy even has his own website!! go georges!!\n\nhttp://www.georgeslaraque.com/
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OMG yes I have the complete box set. My so called was definitley one of the best shows on TV back when I was in high school, you could really relate to the characters and to this day it's still one the only teen shows that relates to how things really are in real life. My favorite episode was when Brian Crackow asks out Delia for the first time, when he went down to the fast food joint where she was working and asked her out, it was so cute. I have to admit I had a crush on Devon Gumersol (Brian) I think it was his hair lol. I also think it's so funny how every other word on the show was "like" it like got ingrained into my brain and I haven't been able to stop like talking like that ever since lol. Also they always used everyones full name - you talked to Howie Lowenthal today? and Jordan Catallano asked me out! hello like we don't know who they are, that was the only thing that really started to get annoying. Anyway enough outta me, thanks for the question :) p.s. have you seen Jared Leto now? he's disgusting, what a wacko!
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I would have to say Bull Durham. I actually know the guy who played the umpire that called Kevin Costner out at home plate! He's a pretty cool guy that lives in Charlotte, NC.
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Are you looking for second tier characters? Obscure characters? Whatta ya need? I got it all. Let's take a walk.\n\nThe Sub-Mariner: Namor, Prince of Atlantis, super-strength, flight, breathes underwater, super-arrogance.\n\nBlack Bolt: King of the Inhumans, lives on the moon, does not speak as his voice can knock down cities, flight.\n\nArkansas Razorback: Can drive any vehicle, dresses in a wild-boar costume.\n\nLila Cheney: Mutant, Galactic-class teleporter, rock-star.\n\nCannonball (Sam Guthrie): Mutant, Flight, invulnerability while flying (blasting), former New Mutant.\n\nMultiple Man (Jamie Madrox): Mutant, impact causes exact copies of him to appear, copies have unique personalities based on aspects of Jamie's own.\n\nDr. Strange (Steven Strange): Sorcerer Supreme of Earth\n\nThe Beast (Hank McCoy): Mutant, super-human agility, large hands, large feet, his brilliant mind is unrelated to his mutation, sometimes covered in blue fur.\n\nI could go on and on and on and on, but I have errands to run.
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I'm dating myself, but here goes: " 'Have Gun Will Travel'  reads the card of a man. A knight without armor in a savage land. His fast gun for hire heeds the calling wind. A soldier of fortune is the man called Paladin. Paladin, Paladin where do you roam?"\nHis first name was never spoken on the show, but we all knew what it was, because it was on his card.
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This was a great episode! When Laura first meets Almanzo she accidently calls him "Manly" and so that becomes her nickname for him (he likes it okay) so he asks her what her nickname is. She tells him that Pa calls her Halfpint. But neither think that particularly appropriate. So he asks for her full name, and then he comes up with "Beth" from that.\n\nI believe that is from either episode 1 or 2 of the 6th season. "Back to School"
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In Strife with Father (1950), his adoptive parents were called Monte and Evelyn Sparrow\n\nIn his earlier cartoons his mother was just Mama Buzzard
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Arsenal is a great character from DC.  Formerly known as Speedy, this former sidekick of Green Arrow has been a Teen Titan in the past.  He just joined the Justice League of America.  Doesn't have a theme song that I know of.  Unless you have posted this question in the wrong catagory.\n\nThe original Speedy's real name was Roy Harper, Jr.. He first appeared in More Fun Comics #73 (Nov. 1941), where he was identified as the orphaned son of Roy Harper, Sr., a forest ranger who had died saving a Navajo medicine chief named "Brave Bow" from a fire. Brave Bow raised the younger Roy himself, training him at archery. Roy Jr. took to this training eagerly, and idolized the archer superhero, Green Arrow. As a teenager, Roy is given the opportunity to perform at an archery competition judged by Green Arrow, where he assists the hero at foiling an attempted burglary, even proving himself to be a faster shot than the hero. Following the death of Brave Bow, Green Arrow asked Roy to serve as his sidekick, an offer Roy jumped at, taking the name Speedy. Harper became the ward of Green Arrow's alter ego, millionaire Oliver Queen.\n\nHarper became also a founding member of the Teen Titans. After the original Titans disbanded, he joined a band called Great Frog and became a drug addict, a first in DC comics, in an award-winnng story in Green Lantern #85-86 (Sept. & Nov. 1971), part of a classic, 14-issue run by the writer-artist team of Denny O'Neil and Neal Adams. Roy spent some time in the Suicide Squad before returning to the Titans.\n\nHe fathered a daughter by the villainess Cheshire, and eventually took the name Arsenal in New Titans #99 (1993).\n\nSpeedy's first animated appearance was in the Teen Titans segments in The Superman/Aquaman Hour of Adventure. In those episodes, Speedy serves in the effective place of Robin.\n\nSpeedy has appeared on the Teen Titans animated series, where he is voiced by Mike Erwin. Although his real name is not given, his appearance is clearly based on that of Roy Harper. He is described as employing "a veritable arsenal" of arrows, in a nod to his future persona. While not a member of the main Titans team himself, he appeared as a supporting character in the episode "Winner Take All", and fought Robin, trying to convince him if winning is really that important. Speedy later joined up with the team's sister group, Titans East. As depicted in the series, Speedy is serious and businesslike as in his Arsenal years in comics, leading Beast Boy to comment on his similarities to Robin. However, when he reappears in "Titans East Pt. 1", more of his traditional bad-boy Speedy personality is seen, as he refuses to apologize for buying fish tacos, which offends Aqualad to no end. He was mind-controlled by Brother Blood in "Titans East Pt. 2" but saved by Titans West.\n\n \nSpeedy in the Justice League Unlimited episode "Patriot Act".Speedy's bow was broken by Cheshire in "Calling All Titans" when she overpowered him. However, in the episode "Titans Together", Speedy somehow regained possession of his bow when he was freed from his suspended animation.\n\nSpeedy appears in the Justice League Unlimited episode "Patriot Act", which is particularly surprising, as the producers of the show have stated on several occasions they didn't want sidekicks to appear. Speedy clearly states that he is Green Arrow's "ex-partner", and is visually designed as a slightly older, better built version of his Teen Titans incarnation - his costume is the same, and he is still voiced by Mike Erwin. This does not necessarily mean the shows are in continuity with one another, and may have been a nod to the Titans cartoon and nothing more, much like how Michael Rosenbaum's voicing of Kid Flash in the Teen Titans episode "Lightspeed" serving as an homage to Justice League. Speedy's appearance i
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This is classic DX. They used to do stuff like this with midgets all the time. These guys push the envelope and they are hilarious. They did one skit a few years ago when the mocked the Hardy Boys with midgets, and they kept asking the midget Jeff what his opinion was, and then saying "oh yeah, I forgot you don't talk". That was a scream. They also did the Legion of Doom. Oh yeah, I almost forgot the send up they did of the corporation. Chyna was the Big Bossman, HHH was Vince McMahon and I forgot who it was, but someone was playing Gerald Brisco, and their face was glued to Vinces butt....OMG that was soooooo funny. It will be interesting what these guys will do without Billy Gunn,Chyna and Road Dogg and XPac. We shall see.
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What about Nightcrawler from the X Men. He is pretty cool. You see him there & Whoosh ! Puff! & he is not there.\nLook! He is behind you!
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ANSWER: Harmon Killebrew did not play for Clinton, Iowa.  He was signed as a 17 year old from his hometown in Idaho, he played minor league ball for the Chattanooga Lookouts. While Killebrew was in Chattanooga, he became the only person to hit a homerun over the 471-foot deep centerfield wall at Engel Stadium.\n\nChattanooga was the only minor league team Killebrew played for.
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I absolutely hate the flyers, even more, I hate Jeff Carter, even worse...he's one of the worst players! Do you hate him to? Or any other flyers girls?