Posted on 06/04/2014 7:17:45 PM PDT by ReformationFan
When you never marry, there will always be speculation.
Especially considering the fact that Christ Himself was chaste His entire life in human form on this earth.
and we’re not even mentioning Mr. Brady
Hollywood chews up a lot of people then spits them out. Most people figure out when to call it quits. Some keep hanging on believing that next role is going to put them on the “A” list. Very few people make it. In my opinion it’s an evil business.
Exactly. I am Catholic, so I don’t memorize verses (not that there is anything wrong with that), but I believe it was actually a preferred state for those who had the strength to do it.
Years later, my brother's then non-Catholic wife commented, "Oh, she was gay!" My brother couldn't contain his laughter.
To nearly everone's surprise, on her death in her early eighties, she was buried in full Carmelite canonicals.
We are not all meant for married life. The price is chastity. It appears probable Ms. Davis chose this path upon leaving Hollywood.
Davis never married, saying she never found a man who was more interesting than her career.
"By the time I started to get interested (in finding someone)," she told the Chicago Sun-Times, "all the good ones were taken."
http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2014/06/01/ann-b-davis-known-for-role-on-brady-bunch-dies-at-88-medical-examiner-says/
Now let the good lady rest in peace.
Not according to Sam the butcher.
Why make the assumption that a person is asexual because he or she has never married? Sometimes God does not bring a spouse and this is just a burden one has to bear.
Loved Ann B. Davis as Schultzy in “Love that Bob”. It was one of my favorite tv shows. She was a very talented and interesting woman. May she rest in peace.
Absolutely! I adored her as Schultzy. I was too old for The Brady Bunch (at least 17) and it as an awful show anyway.
I was too old for the Brady Bunch as well (also 17). I loved the episode where Schultzy was all glammed up and referred to as the “glamorous Charmaine Schultz”. She looked so 1950s chic.
I don’t remember individual episodes - I just remember I loved that show and Schultzy in particular. She was very similar to Miss Jane on The Beverly Hillbillies - another hilarious actress and a great character. RIP Schultzy!
Too bad tv has gone downhill. The golden age of tv is a distant memory.
Thank God for dvds and ME TV. ME TV has so many of the classic tv shows of the 50s and 60s. I have NO interest in today’s comedy shows. Seinfeld was the last sitcom I really liked.
Well, if you "just thought you'd throw a truth bomb" in there, what part of what you said did you think would be a "bomb," and why?
Let's see, your post really wasn't that long, so it's not hard to figure out what the bomb was. As for the truth, you gave no references. So maybe it wasn't actually a truth bomb. Maybe it was a slander bomb, seeing how you can't prove otherwise.
And as this is a memorial thread, what was the point? To crap on the memory of someone with slander? That's fun for you? Does seeing other people happy always make you want to attack? Have you gotten any help for that, or do you just go around wrecking things?
And seeing that this is FR, did you really have to guess how your slander would be interpreted from a religious point of view? I think not - it wouldn't be much of a "bomb" if you tossed this out on DU, right?
So the fact that you call it "truth" without proof of something that would otherwise be slander, and the fact that you call it "bomb" because you know if the religious impact it would have on FR, means that there was a lot of thought behind your slander crap.
So your shocked dismissal by trivialization is, in fact, the representation of the exact opposite of your careful efforts.
And BTW, none of it speaks of Ann Davis - all of it speaks of you alone.
You can’t slander the death, fool. Look it up.
Dead, lol, not death.
But you can trash a memorial thread and deny you're own actions, while hiding behind legalisms.
Fool.
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