Posted on 12/26/2014 5:20:52 PM PST by FlJoePa
LOL I wish I hadn’t seen that!
I’ll remember him as he was in Top Gun and Tombstone! lol
Me too.
Story from yesterday.
Val Kilmer weight loss: Actor takes on the criticism about his weight loss
http://www.examiner.com/article/val-kilmer-weight-loss-former-fatman-responds-to-his-critics
Pic he posted to twitter in August. He looks like he’s lost more than I weigh.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Bvvune2IIAAxA6z.jpg:large
NOW that’s better!
Walmart has a DVD/VHS player/recorder for $160. For some reason I have three of those hanging around my home. I bought a nice capture card for one of my computers and used one of the players to capture all of our home videos. I have no idea what to do with them now except maybe sell them on EBay.
I’ve noticed how many middle aged guys tend to grow beards to cover up their multiple chins. It seems to work pretty well.
Thankfully, I haven’t had that problem myself.....Yet
The movie Tombstone came out in Dec 1993...you are young. OR are you thinking of ‘Lonesome Dove’?
Sounds like he’s looking at playing Mark Twain.
I have two VHS, one has CD drive also. If it works keep it.
He would be a good choice to play Mark Twain...just grow that mustache back.
I bought a Toshiba DVD/VHS player/ recorder around 1995. It was on clearance for $19.00. It is really light, probably no more than a couple of pounds. I have a box of old VHS tapes and get out a couple every six months or so.
I still have 7 or 8 VCRs and they still work. I have noticed that I have to run a cleaning tape almost every time I play one. My first one was a Sony which I purchased around 1982 for $600. It was marked down from $1200. It was extremely heavy, probably thirty or forty pounds. It still works tho a couple of features no longer do. It has a wired remote.
Glad to hear it and I am looking forward to him Playing Mark Twain!
If you look on Wikipedia at the pics of Mark Twain and at the new pic of Kilmer and imagine a little facial hair in the right places...a great match. Now if he can get the sarcasm and wit of Twain...one hell of a movie.
He died in Glenwood Springs, Colorado........His grave is at the top of a hilll.......too steep for me to climb, but my husband did.
Thanks, I was making a point to someone on FR, who said he read there was a guy who knew them...but Doc Holliday died about 140+ years ago, so not possible.
In another 30 or 40 years there won’t be anyone left who ever met a WWI veteran. The last WWII Vets will be gone before that.
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