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Oh I had to tell you Mr.

Richard Day — Tue, 21 Jul 2015 05:07:31 +0000

Oh I had to tell you Mr. Smith.

This was fun, this is your blog site as far as I am concerned. And I always like adding my thoughts here.

hahhahaha

No matter how silly.

But you know Mr. Smith, we really do not get attacked anywhere on Dagblog, even though there were some tete-a-tetes even today.

Cafe was harder.

Thank you.

Delightful!

Richard Day — Sat, 20 Jun 2015 12:11:41 +0000

In reply to Thanks for this. I think

Delightful!

Somebody read this and Somebody is Mr. Smith. hahahah

Henry Mancini and Blake Edwards really worked together to make these masterpieces.

You know, I figured you would grasp my thoughts here.

Thank you.

Thanks for this. I think

MrSmith1 — Sat, 20 Jun 2015 11:52:32 +0000

In reply to THE PINK PANTHER

Thanks for this. I think the problem with the first one was that Clouseau was not the focus, he was just a supporting character. Thank God, Blake Edwards realized the comedy gold was in Peter Sellers' character. Side note: The man I have worked for since 1987, is a real estate developer turned standup comedian. One of the side projects we're currently working on is an idea for a reality show. I told him when we started that if he did this, I didn't want to end up being the Chumlee character ... A few weeks ago we hired a videographer to do some taping for us. He is a slight, mild-mannered Japanese man and my employer, as a joke, started calling him Yakuza, which is the Japanese mafia. It was so ludicrous that naturally the name stuck and now everyone is calling him Yakuza.