Schenker will now be known as...

[Tom Tanquary]

Smoothie.


Make a note of it.

[Casey Brier]

i no get it.

[Ken Motonishi]

You mean like the song by Sade, 'Smooth Operator'?

[Mike Simanyi]

Smoothie.


Make a note of it.

Industrial accident? Lost a bet to Whitehead?

[John Coffey]

Lost his hair?

[Christine Grice]

Too many wheat grass smoothies?

[Aaron Goldsmith]

Finally could afford to get to Thailand for the surgery?

[Sebastian Rios]

Lost his hair?

No, I'm pretty sure he knows where it is...clogging his drain after rinsing off the Nair. :barf:

[Robert Puertas]

Raspberry Smoothie.

Sorry, it's not as exciting as you all thought...
But apparently it was quite amusing.

Picture a large raspberry smoothie hitting the floor and exploding across a full courtroom.

I just hope Tom got it on film...

[Rick Brown]

And I was thinking it was due to the full body shave for the AARP Former Olympic Skiers Calendar.......

[Bob Beamesderfer]

Raspberry Smoothie.

Sorry, it's not as exciting as you all thought...
But apparently it was quite amusing.

Picture a large raspberry smoothie hitting the floor and exploding across a full courtroom.

I just hope Tom got it on film...

Judge must have loved that.

[Tom Tanquary]

Tsk, tsk, Robert. It was fun to watch people guess. ;) Imagination is a wonderful thing.

[Mako Koiwai]

When I was a motion picture camera asst. trainee ... we were doing a court room scene in Rockford Files. I knocked over a full pitcher of water into the lap of the make-believe Judge ... when I swung the Slate in as the camera started to roll.

I think my nick name might have also been, Mr. Smoothie after that.

Also as a Trainee ... I put the Slate back up in front of Clint Eastwood (Any Which Way But Loose) ... after the cameras cut for some reason. Fight scene in the quarry. Clint thought the cameras were still rolling and PUNCHED the slate out of my hands. I thought that was my last day ... but as soon as we cut, he apologized. Clint gets nervous doing dialog and also only likes to do one or two takes ... so he thought I was interrupting the process.

[Kurt Rahn]

Finally could afford to get to Thailand for the surgery?

ROTFLMAO. Oh, the imagery.

[Mike Simanyi]

Raspberry Smoothie.

Sorry, it's not as exciting as you all thought...
But apparently it was quite amusing.

Picture a large raspberry smoothie hitting the floor and exploding across a full courtroom.

I just hope Tom got it on film...

Oh my! I want to see the footage, especially if it caught the expression on Bill's face.

[Giovanni Jaramillo]

You mean like the song by Sade, 'Smooth Operator'?

Oh NOT EVEN CLOSE to what Sade (pronounced - SHA-DAY) sang about in that song!

[Bob Beamesderfer]

You mean like the song by Sade, 'Smooth Operator'?

Oh NOT EVEN CLOSE to what Sade (pronounced - SHA-DAY) sang about in that song!

Pronounced shar-day. ;)

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[Will Kalman]

That reminds me of this card-carrying Cult of Steve Jobs disciple who I used to work with. I let it go but upon the 3,167th time hearing him correct someone, I had to question it.

"Isn't it just 'Jobs', not 'Joebs'? I've never heard it pronounced 'Joebs' before."
"Real insiders [to the Apple society] know how the truth."

I googled up a video of The Steve introducing himself with the common pronounciation and showed it to him. Oops.

[Bob Beamesderfer]

That reminds me of this card-carrying Cult of Steve Jobs disciple who I used to work with. I let it go but upon the 3,167th time hearing him correct someone, I had to question it.

"Isn't it just 'Jobs', not 'Joebs'? I've never heard it pronounced 'Joebs' before."
"Real insiders [to the Apple society] know how the truth."

I googled up a video of The Steve introducing himself with the common pronounciation and showed it to him. Oops.

You say "Joebs." I say "Jobs." Let's call the whole thing off.

[Will Kalman]

I couldn't take the self-righteousness along with the 1-minute-google debunk-ability. I get internet myth emails (like the Oliver North/Al Gore/Osama Bin Laden one) from soem friends and they just can't stop to take two minutes to check Snopes.com. You'd think that after the 10th debunked myth, they'd start to check for themselves at least in the most public and well known places like Snopes.

[Bob Beamesderfer]

I couldn't take the self-righteousness along with the 1-minute-google debunk-ability. I get internet myth emails (like the Oliver North/Al Gore/Osama Bin Laden one) from soem friends and they just can't stop to take two minutes to check Snopes.com. You'd think that after the 10th debunked myth, they'd start to check for themselves at least in the most public and well known places like Snopes.

Yeah, that's my wife's cousin and one of my brothers-in-law.

I don't have anything against MakeItUpapaedia, but another source is a good idea.