Finally opened a Twitter account but it took me two weeks to come up with the 140 characters for my first tweet. Don’t know if I have the stamina to do another. Can’t shake the feeling I’m doing something wrong.
My 140 character tweet | WTF(iretruck)?* |
1. Luca Brasi | He snores with the fishes |
2. Corporal Randolph Agarn | F-Trooper |
3. Charlie Allnut | Bogie after treasure |
4. Ampleforth | Orwell victim |
5. Boris Badenov | Rocky and his friends |
6. MSgt. Ernest G. Bilko | You’ll Never Get Rich, Phil |
7. Capt. Wallace Burton Binghamton | McHale’s bane |
8. Elwood Blues | Tallest brother |
9. Phineas T. Bluster | Howdy Doody foil |
10. Cheyenne Bodie | Warner Brothers cowboy |
11. Tom Bombadil | J.R.R.T. |
12. Amerigo “Bonasera Bonasera” Bonasera | Vito’s undertaker |
13. Dusty Bottoms | One of the amigos |
14. Alan Brady | Dick Van Dyke’s boss |
15. Bawwy Kwipke | Lisping banger |
16. Gentleman Brown | Lord Jim Mason |
17. Frank Bullitt | Car Chase pioneer |
18. Edd “Kookie” Burns | 77 Sunset Strip |
19. Algonquin J. Calhoun | Amos pal |
20. Hopalong Cassidy | White horse, black hat |
21. Sgt. Eustis Clay | McQueen in the rain |
22. Peter Clemenza | Badda bing |
23. Tony Clifton | Kaufman crazoid |
24. Inspector Jacques Clouseau | French fuzz |
25. Rooster Cogburn | His grit abides |
26. Verbal Kint | Keyser Soze ring a bell? |
27. Joe Bftsplk | Dogpatch jinx |
28. Ralph Kramden | Loudmouth bus driver |
29. Sonny Crockett | Miami’s pastel cop |
30. Lucky Day | They’re using real bullets |
31. Don Diego de la Vega | He makes the sign of the Z |
32. Louie DePalma | Taxi boss |
33. Yancy Derringer | Neat belt buckle |
34. Roy Trenneman | Chris O’Dowd, IT Crowd |
35. Pvt. Duane Doberman | Aw sarge |
36. Dudley Do-Right | RCMP |
37. Minnesota Fats | Beaten by Fast Eddie |
38. Wo Fat | Book him, Dano |
39. Lieutenant Gabriel Feraud | Dueling hussar |
40. Bernard P. Fife | Deputy sans bullets |
41. Larry Fine | Middle stooge |
42. Shooter Flatch | Hackman hoosier helper |
43. Dobie Gillis | The many loves of |
44. Herbert T. Gillis | Dobie’s dad |
45. Zelda Gilroy | Dobie’s nose wrinkler |
46. Barth Gimble | Fernwood Tonight |
47. Gimli, son of Gloin | Brave dwarf |
48. Chester Goode | “Mister Dillon!” |
49. Lou Grant | Newsman to the core |
50. Latka Gravas | Taxi driver |
51. Mr. Green Jeans | Kangaroo sidekick |
52. Torpedoman’s Mate Lester Gruber | McHale crew |
53. El Guapo | A plethora of amigos |
54. Pete Hogwallop | Oh brother con |
55. Curly Howard | Nyuk, Nyuk, Nyuk |
56. Moe Howard | Brother of a stooge |
57. Jerry Hubbard | Fernwood sidekick |
58. Jim Ignatowski | Delawareites |
59 Ed Norton | “How’s things in the sewer…” |
60. Clinton Judd | R.I.P. Carl Betz |
61. Pahoo Ka-Ta-Wah | Yancy D’s bodyguard |
62. Theodore Donald ‘Donny’ Kerabatsos | Lebowski bowling pal |
63. Happy Kine | Fernwood orchestra leader |
64. Schuyler “Sky” King | Fifties flyboy |
65. Major T.J. “King” Kong | Slim Pickens |
66. Captain Koons | Walken’s wristwatch up the yingo |
67. Cosmo Kramer | Jerry’s neighbor |
68. Maynard G. Krebs | The G stands for William |
69. Paul LaBiche | Burt in The Train |
70. Cliff “The Peeper” Murdock | Newhart’s college pal |
71. Larry’s other brother Darryl | Newhart dim bulb |
72. Treebeard | Ent elder |
73. Foghorn, I say Foghorn Leghorn | Extremely confident rooster |
74. Shelley “The Machine” Levene | Glengarry Lemon salesman |
75. Owen Lift | Danny D’s train from Mama thrower |
76. Jerry Lundegaard | Fargo car dealer |
77. Group Captain Lionel Mandrake | Sellers’ Strangelove |
78. Leonidas Matsoukas | Read “A Dream of Kings” |
79. Lucas McCain | The Rifleman |
80. Max Bialystock | Springtime for Adolph |
81. Scrooge McDuck | Loved scones and money |
82. H.I. McDunnough | His seed could find no purchase |
83. Ulysses Everett McGill | Dapper Dan man |
84. Quick Draw McGraw | Armed, talking horse |
85. Quinton McHale | Borgnine in the navy |
86. Mighty Mack McTeer | Cameo bluesman |
87. Thalia Menninger | Dobie’s love interest |
88. Fred Mertz | Lucy Ricardo neighbor |
89. Morty the Mime | Crystal in Spinal Tap |
90. C. W. Moss | Ratted out Beatty and Faye |
91. Francis Muldoon | Car 54 |
92. Norman Mushari | Rosewater villain |
93. Ned Nederlander | Amigo noticed by Dorothy Gish |
94. Alfred E. Newman | What, me worry? |
95. Delmar O’Donnell | Oh brother, we thought you was a toad |
96. Darby O’Gill | Sean’s first role |
97. Sgt. Biff O’Hara | Rin Tin Tin |
98. James Bartholomew Olsen | Clark Kent’s copy boy |
99. Chatsworth Osborne Jr. | Thalia Meninger’s real love |
100. Brother Mouzone | The Wire |
101. Ensign Charles Beaumont Parker | Made Borgnine a ten |
102. Harlan Pepper | Will you stop naming nuts! |
103. Ricky Ricardo | Babalu at the Copa |
104. Mr. Pink | Didn’t like his name |
105. Josh Randall | Wanted: Dead or Alive |
106. Ratso Rizzo | Midnight Cowboy he was not |
107. Hickey Pimpleton | Snidely Whiplash stage name |
108. Eliot Rosewater | God bless you Mr. Vonnegut |
109. Kid Shelleen | Marvin on drunk horse |
110. Carl Showalter | Buried the money in the snow |
111. M.Sgt. Maxwell Slaughter | Sergeant Gleason in the rain |
112. Texas John Slaughter | Early Tom Tryon |
113. Al Sleet | Hippy dippy weatherman |
114. Derek Smalls | Tapper with tinfoil cucumber |
115. Leonard Smalls | Avenging Arizona biker |
116. Maxwell Smart | But not that smart |
117. Winston Smith | Orwell’s 1984 Everyman |
118. Gale Snoats | Escaped Arizona jail with dumb brother |
119. Walter Sobchat | Dude’s pal really tied the show together |
120. Buddy Sorrell | Good old Morey Amsterdam |
121. David St. Hubbins | Held the Tappers together |
122. Raj Koothrappali | Big Bangist |
123. Vin Tanner | Steve as one of 7 magnificents |
124. Big Dan Teague | Goodman, the one-eyed Kluxer |
125. Tom Terrific | From Atlantic to Pacific, they know… |
126. Mister Tibbs | In the heat of the night |
127. Gunther Toody | “Ooh, ooh, Francis!” |
128. Cluck Trent | Daffy, the only real duck |
129. Kilgore Trout | Vonnegut fave |
130. Ricardo Tubbs | Crockett sidekick |
131. Nigel Tufnel | His amp went to 11 |
132. Floyd Turbo | Heeeere’s Floyd! |
133. The man who shot Liberty Valence | The Duke does not abide |
134. Reggie Van Gleason III | See Minnesota Fats |
135. Vincent Vega | Pulp twist contest winner |
136. Glen Allen Walken | President Goodman, West Wing |
137. Perry White | Great Caesar’s ghost |
138. Montana Wildhack | Tralfamador vixen |
139. Capt. John Yossarian | Catch 22: Not crazy enough |
140. Tubby Tompkins | Little LuLu loser |
*The iretruck is silent–unless there’s a ire.
©Patrick A. McGuire and A Hint of Light 2013-2016, all rights reserved.
I can’t believe I read the whole thing.
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But thanks for going the distance. Take the rest of the day off.
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No wonder it took two weeks!
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Sooooooo perceptive.
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Excellent. 😊Excellent 😊Excellent👍
Got all the way to “106. Ratzo Rizzo” enjoying the review before I suspected something —- scrolled the the end to find # 140!!!!! And realized the garden path that I was being lead
down– and loved every step of the path
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That’s why I avoid gardens.
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They’re coming for you ….
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