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Damn, Dusty...the ladies just jumped all over your *bleep* all at once!

/goes to look at ProVape shopping basket which contains his Bronze Mini w/green LED + other miscellaneous stuffs

I know right?! Like the Banshees or Furies of legend. Thankfully the Corolla loving, Vodka sipper was not here..

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I think he is about the same age as the Lion......around 43. He might just be a tad young to know of Welcome Back Kotter.

The Lion has a couple years on me.. And he won't let me forget it!

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I was 12 years old when the show aired... Damn, that makes me feel old... :blink:


Welcome Back, Kotter - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Welcome Back, Kotter is an American television sitcom starring Gabe Kaplan and featuring a young John Travolta. Videotaped in front of a live studio audience, it originally aired on the ABC network from September 9, 1975, to June 8, 1979.


The show enjoyed ratings success during its first two seasons, spawning a host of merchandising tie-ins including lunch boxes, dolls, comic books, novels, and even a board game (advertised as "The 'Up Your Nose With A Rubber Hose' Game" in a commercial with a class full of Sweathog look-alikes featuring Steve Guttenberg as Barbarino). The Sweathogs (or at least an impressionist's version of them) even made a crossover appearance with characters from the Happy Days universe on one track (the disco-themed "Fonzarelli Slide") of a 1976 TV-promoted oldies compilation album.

The TV characters' signature lines became enormously popular catchphrases such as Barbarino's "up your nose with a rubber hose" and Washington's deep-voiced "hi there" and Horshack's wheezing laugh. It wasn't long before the previously unknown actors became hot commodities, particularly Travolta, the show's breakout star.
 

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Y this show no more successful? Great premise.



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