I want Les Nessman to make the announcement.
I once attended a Senior PGA event where Chi Chi played. My golfing buddies and I followed him for awhile. He used a tee the size of a railroad spike and his swing was a lengthy series of seemingly unrelated leg, hip, arm, shoulder, and head movements that somehow culminated with the club head coming into contact with the golf ball. The golf ball would then usually fly down the middle of the fairway.
After one tee shot, my buddy, who is the best golfer among us and has a grooved âcountry clubâ swing, stepped out in view of the players and said âYou gotta be kidding me, Cheech! How do you do it?!â. Chi Chi just laughed, walked up to him and patted his shoulder, laughed again and walked on down the fairway.
Earlier in my career, the Senior PGA event in Birmingham had Chi Chi put on a clinic for âunderprivaledge kidsâ I took one of the boys in foster care to the event. Chi Chi put on a show!
The former foster youth and I are still in contact (he is in jail) - In one of his letters to me he told still remembers that day. That was close to 30 years ago. Chi Chi made an impact on anyone who came in contact with him.
Apparently not enough
Mike Cubbage
Crazy.
Details expected in a PC later today.
Basically the (two) doctors and others acting as dealers and pushers, preying on Perry due to his struggles with addiction.
Sympathy level for those scumbags is ⌠undetectable.
He seems to have been a great guy.
Greg Kihn. 75, Alzheimerâs.
He did a cameo in the video for Weird Alâs âI Lost on Jeopardyâ. That speaks well of him in my book.
By all accounts Iâve read, Kihn was a really good dude. Joe Satriani briefly played in the Greg Kihn Band when he was pretty much broke and couldnât finance the record he was wanting to make and no one would give him the time of day. Kihn said âlook, I know this isnât your thing, but come play with us for a bit and put some money in your pocket to finish your recordâ. Satriani has said Kihn was very generous, and he was always grateful for it to help him get his career going.
He had great pop sensibilities combined with a bit of humor, but never sounded overtly commercial or came off as a novelty act.
Our Loveâs in Jeopardy is a great song/video, and Iâm about to listen to it for the first time in a while
This was an absolutely terrible idea.
Songâs been stuck in my head for a week.
Phil Donahue, 88.
âIs the caller there?â
I have no idea who that is but she is very pretty
Come on, man.
Marlo Thomas? You never heard of her?
That Girl!!
And I got shit for not knowing DJ ScrewâŚ