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Well, she's observant. And I think she's right about not wanting to be around when that door opens while she's solid.

I hope the Library isn't developing a sense of humor . . .

--FreeFlier

"Don't open that closet, McGee!"

AnotherFairportfan wrote:"Don't open that closet, McGee!"

For those who've never heard of Fibber McGee & Molly: The Closet!

(The radio version was truly catastrophic...)

FreeFlier wrote:I hope the Library isn't developing a sense of humor . . .

--FreeFlier

Yeah... and we all know how dangerous it can be, when a building thinks it's funny...

I wonder if the dimensional overlap is confined to the hallway? She solid now but would she go back to a phase state if she moved back?

The Library might be listening, Daylla...

Atomic wrote:

AnotherFairportfan wrote:"Don't open that closet, McGee!"

For those who've never heard of Fibber McGee & Molly: The Closet!

(The radio version was truly catastrophic...)

Hear hear! I'm an old time radio fan, and a lot of those programs are REALLY good. If you listen to the Orson Wells broadcast adaption of "The War of the Worlds", for instance, you can see why people freaked. Especially if they tuned in at the quarter hour, missing the opening credits by Wells but just in time to hear what sounds like actual news reports of something extremely weird happening in Grover's Mill, New Jersey.

As to Fibber McGee's closet: Yes. you didn't want to open that. Unless you wanted disaster. "Tain't funny, McGee".

I wonder what Daylla's worried about?

Atomic wrote:

AnotherFairportfan wrote:"Don't open that closet, McGee!"

For those who've never heard of Fibber McGee & Molly: The Closet!

(The radio version was truly catastrophic...)

I remember this as a running gag from "Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales". Never knew they'd "borrowed" it.

Aleister Crow wrote:

Atomic wrote:

AnotherFairportfan wrote:"Don't open that closet, McGee!"

For those who've never heard of Fibber McGee & Molly: The Closet!

(The radio version was truly catastrophic...)

I remember this as a running gag from "Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales". Never knew they'd "borrowed" it.

Well done, I was going to make, pretty much, the same comment(s). btw- rolling through the comments on that YouTube video are a hoot, esp the one about time-stamp 2:29.

Man - sometimes this gang has the attention span of a large gnat.

I quoted five words from an old radio show and derailed the whole thread.

AnotherFairportfan wrote:Man - sometimes this gang has the attention span of a large gnat.

I quoted five words from an old radio show and derailed the whole thread.

The classics deserve attention!

Wapsi Square Forums: Come for the curves, stay for the tangents!

Alkarii wrote:Wapsi Square Forums: Come for the curves, stay for the tangents!

Where the shortest distance between two puns is a straight line!

(Forever in yer debt, Spider. )

. . .

Somebody needs to teach Digit to pun.

--FreeFlier