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Hanny's Voorwerp

Post 21

Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor

Your entry has been reassigned, to King Bombasmiley - ok

The smiley - dontpanic smiley was made by Clelba, who has been Elvised smiley - huh quite a few years, so I'd say, quite a few years at leastsmiley - winkeye


Hanny's Voorwerp

Post 22

shagbark

I'm not sure you mcan congugate that verb that way.
I can Elvis,you can Elvis, he can elvis,
but I doubt if anyone can be Elvised.


Hanny's Voorwerp

Post 23

shagbark

And speaking of smileys- isn't it about time for the fall 2009 list to be revealed?


Hanny's Voorwerp

Post 24

shagbark

a bit of time warp there- I meant 2008 smiley - blush


Hanny's Voorwerp

Post 25

shagbark

As to disappearances, I wonder why nobody ever says they saw someone Hoffad. I am quite sure this was the same time period as Elvis
(1975) when The labor leader went to a restaurant in suburban Detroit,MI and was never seen again.


Hanny's Voorwerp

Post 26

Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor

I am also champing at the bit awaiting a certain smiley.

smiley - groan

Methinks the Editors tease us.

As for Hoffad, I am clueless of what you speak. Was the owner of the restaurant you mention a Conservative? Or the smiley - chef a cannibal? Or did Sweeney Todd share a nearby table and offer him a free shave?smiley - huh


Hanny's Voorwerp

Post 27

shagbark

A little history- Jimmy Hoffa was head of th teamsters union and connected to the mafia.
He was under inditement by the federal government and agreed to let someone else run the labor union.
He went to a private meeting at the restaurant and the4 theory is the place was mob owned.
One theory is the body was put in the restaurant's trash compactor.
The FBI spent tons of money digging up a certain ranch where they thought he was buried andfound nothing.
To this day nobody knows where Jimmy Hoffa ended up.


Hanny's Voorwerp

Post 28

shagbark

There was an article written in September 1999
talking about unfinished business of the twentieth century (A171839)
The last paragraph contains the words
What are the things we really owe it to ourselves to sort out in the next few months, before the digits roll over and we all have a set of brand new shiny 21st century problems to deal with? World hunger? Lord Lucan? Jimmy Hoffa? Where to put old eight-track tapes so that no-one in the 21st century will ever have to see one ever again?
Apparently sorting out the whereabouts of Hoffa has been deemed unimportant in light of more pressing matters.


Hanny's Voorwerp

Post 29

shagbark

perhaps a spaceship from Zeta Reticuli tyook him out and dumpted him in Hanny's Voorwerp smiley - silly


Hanny's Voorwerp

Post 30

Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor

smiley - laughI believe I have also heard references, in "Ghost" Sam (Patrick Swayze) makes a joke about finding Jimmy Hoffa, and also there is mention in "Bruce Almighty" - Jimmy Hoffa's body gets dug up just as he's (Jim Carrey) there with his camerasmiley - laugh


Hanny's Voorwerp

Post 31

shagbark

I seem to remember those as well. But as I said a few posts back
nobody made a verb out of his name like they did with Elvis.


Hanny's Voorwerp

Post 32

Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor

Well Elvis is known the world over. I think only the Americans know Hoffa.


Hanny's Voorwerp

Post 33

shagbark

Having grown up in a state dominated by the Auto Workers union
I tends to forget that sometimes.
Do automobile plants in the UK use organized labor?


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Post 34

Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor

Have you checked your PS recently?smiley - biggrin


feigns ignorance.

Post 35

shagbark

smiley - tongueincheek why? is there a new researcher badge I should be seeing smiley - winkeye
Howwould I know to check this thread if I hadn'tsmiley - laugh


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