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From mid-life to old-age: just watched this clip featuring the actor Ernest Borgnine, who apparently has a new book out, and of whom I've been a fan since my folks took me when I was little to see the 1955 film "Marty," and prompting us to often in the house say, "Hey Marty, what do you feel like doing tonight?" "I don't know Angie. What do you feel like doing?" Anyway, what Borgnine, 91, has been doing keeps him young and laughing. I concur!
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I think it's kind of vulgar.
Posted by: Zev | August 19, 2008 at 07:40 AM