This Ain't No Suicide | Columbo

Reviewing the crime scene, Columbo immediately has his doubts about the suicide.
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From New Columbo Season 9, Episode 1 'Columbo Likes the Nightlife': Columbo hits the Los Angeles party circuit to solve the murder of a tabloid reporter and the mysterious disappearance of the son of a mob boss.
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[@blockmasterscott]

I've been watching the late 80s episodes when Columbo is older, and one thing I like is how all the police officers call him "sir".

[@FIREBRAND38]

Well, he is a Lieutenant.

[@courregeaaron947]

I can't find these episodes on amazon,where else can i watch them,please ?

[@stefaniaautry3009]

@@courregeaaron947 also on netflix

[@brianking9357]

Peacock has them

[@blockmasterscott]

@@courregeaaron947 been watching on Peacock. I think that’s the spelling, I’m not 100% sure.

[@outtolunchtv]

I love how even Columbo's colleagues almost roll their eyes at his observations. Dude's been solving murders using simple observation and brain power for longer than some of them have been alive. Where's the respect?

[@blairbrown4812]

Let's face it, if anyone showed Colombo even the slightest hint of respect whatsoever, then he wouldn't be Columbo. He's used to being underestimated by now. In fact, I think he gets off on it.

[@sullyb23511]

At this point, everyone in the LAPD should know what a genius he is.

[@mmsizzlak]

Columbo actually said "dude".... Can't believe I can't recall ever him saying that word lol

[@Reggie2000]

Makes sense. I'm 45 and said ,"caught in 4k" today. People pick up the vanacular of those around them regardless of age. Usually this frustrates young people when older people start saying what they feel is "their language". Like older people in the 60s saying Groovy. Dude though I feel by the 1990 was pretty much beyond slang and had transcended into ordinary mainstream language. I'm pretty sure I have heard every President since Clinton say it. I say it daily.

[@davidsingeisen7697]

FWIW, 'dude' is an unexpectedly old word. If memory serves, it started as a synonym for 'dandy' in late 19th century America.

[@roberth.5938]

And he even used the same trick with the pen and the paper as the dude, the big lebowsky

[@sullyb23511]

@@roberth.5938 🤣

[@derekbrou]

It's insane how long this show spans. Before he got sick late in his life, they were still planning episodes and I think they were gearing up to produce one in 2007

[@therugburnz]

Do you think scripts were written?

[@daviniarobbins9298]

I heard they wanted to do one more but all the networks turned it down and then Falk's ill health got in the way.

[@derekbrou]

@@therugburnz idk but if so someone should do a fan version like those guys that made the unproduced star trek scripts on youtube

[@Bonzenmann]

@@derekbrou Gianni Matragrano does an awsome Columbo impression here on youtube. He could make Columbo audio books!

[@derekbrou]

@@Bonzenmannsounds funny I'll have to look him up

[@RockBrentwood]

2:12 (Trace, trace, trace) *Computer Dude* : "I thought that only worked on TV." *Columbo* : (Abruptly stops, stands up straight, puts his hand on the computer guy's shoulder, looks around this way and that.) *Computer Dude* : "What's wrong?" *Columbo* : "I just had a sudden realization that you may be on to something here."

[@williamprice2186]

"Oh one more thing. You notice how I say that a lot right? "Oh, just one more thing." Almost like it's a catch phrase or something. My nephew loves that Simpson's show on TV. The characters on there have these repeated gags. The kid on the show says "Eat my shorts" and "Aye carumba" almost every episode. Lines like that, that characters say over and over again, and audiences just eat it up. It's the craziest thing though... real people don't talk like that... Those catchphrases, they're only something you hear from fictional TV characters."

[@shelbyherring92]

Columbo Becomes Aware would be a hilarious off-the-wall episode that'd have been wonderful.

[@JM-rm3lt]

Would love to have seen more elderly Columbo. He’s top notch here.

[@fyradur]

2:11 "I thought that only worked on TV" "You'd be surprised" Columbo is actually totally aware that he is trapped in a fictional universe, and that is what he is actually referring to when he said "surprised".

[@TheGreatsagegoku]

Columbo:Multiversal investigator

[@pauld6967]

Amusing FBI but it does it work in real life, as long as the person wrote with a strong hand, i.e. presses down hard while writing.

[@jonnekallu1627]

What I was wondering was why would someone who has a computer use such a calendar in the first place.

[@ib12us]

@@jonnekallu1627 Because back in the 80's there wasn't that many programs made to do scheduling and such. Besides it would have taken away from the plot.

[@tophatcat1173]

@@jonnekallu1627 some people just prefer to have a physical calendar over a digital one

[@christopherkraft1327]

This week celebrates the 50th anniversary of the series premiere of Columbo!!!

[@skythereal41]

I love Columbo!

[@garyjones2561]

@Peter Fitzgerald Right.

[@greglapointe1311]

@Peter Fitzgerald Prescription Murder

[@rudeboyjohn3483]

Oooh! I'll watch a couple old episode tonight for that!

[@rosario508]

This is an amazing episode. Unfortunately it will get dismissed by most people because it was the last one, it was broadcast in the early 2000s, and the 1970s episodes are held in much higher regard. But when I watched this episode for the first time I was amazed as to how good it was.

[@theferryman4916]

I hope you're joking...

[@rosario508]

@@theferryman4916 Let me give you a hint- I’m not smiling

[@rosario508]

@@theferryman4916 You’re the idiot because I never said that. I said this is episode is great and yet will be dismissed because it’s a newer episode which is unfair. I’m the most die-hard Columbo fan you’ll ever meet and I will ALWAYS chose the older episodes over the new ones.0

[@TheStevenWhiting]

@@theferryman4916 Everyone is entitled to their opinion. Some like the older episodes. I like both. Loved the older ones, the grew to love the 90s ones. This episode I never liked. One of the many reasons I love the 90s ones is seeing all the old items from back then. The old coffee vending machine he used in one, hadn't seen one of those since the 80s, early 90s where one used to sit in the local swimming pool building back in Ealing, London where I grew up.

[@terracottapie]

@@theferryman4916 This episode is really good though. It's one of the better ABC ones. Obviously it's not in the upper tier with most of the NBC ones, but it's not bad.

[@blockmasterscott]

I've been that finger print guy, someone at work that has the privilege of watching a master at his craft. One good example was when I was in construction and watching a master walk around a half built house and was able to see all sorts of little details that totally escaped me. I was in awe lol.

[@pauld6967]

One of the reasons that I consider apprenticeships superior to solely classroom preparation for a career.

[@RatchetandSly]

Hearing Columbo call someone "dude" was a bit surreal

[@lmswentzeljr]

Not something he would have said in the 70s

[@jameswentzkershawn001]

That apartment window Colombo looks out of is Jerry Seinfeld's. That building is actually in L.A.

[@jerryleroy9187]

I recognized the square steel plated with the bolts through them. Just like on Seinfeld.

[@redbeard36]

"I would like to have this keyboard dusted for prints." It takes a lot to irritate Columbo. That cop got on his last nerve.

[@patrickjohnson5658]

I knew the moment I saw the clip which episode it came from, "Columbo Likes The Nightlife" which was made in 2003 the last ever Columbo episode. According to his bio Peter Falk was born in 1927 which would have made him 41 years old when he made the first ever Columbo movie in 1968 and 76 years old here in 2003.

[@TheStevenWhiting]

The question is, how old was Columbo? Was Columbo also 76 or was Peter playing a slightly older or younger Columbo. There was a small joke on Baddiel and Skinner unplanned in the 90s in the UK. They mentioned Columbo had a false eye. But Frank corrected Baddiel and said Peter Falk had a false eye but he thinks Peter's false eye was playing the part of a real eye. So Columbo the character had two real eyes.

[@sherrynalder1359]

Wow

[@alanthomas2235]

@@TheStevenWhiting in one episode he says 3 eyes are better than one

[@TheCambias]

It was so good to see Columbo in the 21st century solving one last crime in 2003

[@davefordham14]

They don't make them like that anymore. The writing and the story telling and the acting were absolutely wonderful.

[@TheStevenWhiting]

Columbo turns 50 today. Its still just as good as its always been.

[@romulusnr]

"That only works on tv" *it works* *sudden realization*

[@rudyleotardo8278]

I being watching Columbo episodes for las two weeks. Great show.. with great acting

[@keithjones6023]

Last episode, all good things must come to an end. But never mind, there is loads more great episodes to enjoy!

[@bender7565]

He was my fav when he was in rotation with Mac & Wife and Mcloud. The older the better but I considered myself a Columbo expert.....I have never seen this episode!

[@SciTrekMan]

This is the last episode “Columbo Likes the Nightlife”! Broadcast on January 30, 2003.

[@melaniexoxo]

Same. Loved all those shows.

[@glenlee9537]

@@SciTrekMan with the gold fish in the dance floor...

[@289cobra9]

Banacheck also.

[@bender7565]

@@289cobra9 Haven't thought of that show or George Peppard in years.

[@tacticsf00kboi]

Love how you can see it all start to click on the officer's face while Columbo's explaining the toenails and mouthwash

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

I have a confession to make. I'm a professional hit man who has to cover my tracks and make them look like suicides. I hate watching these Columbo videos, I break out in cold sweat.

[@fabmax41]

I don't pay yo...I mean I'm sure you are not paid to watch videos.... Any news of my wif...I mean "the pizza"? Is it "cooked"?

[@MongooseTacticool]

How is Mrs Clinton anyway?

[@rattusnorvegicus4380]

@@MongooseTacticool Yes Lawrence....and can you do her next please, so as to put her out of all of our miseries. You can be an extra hero and release John McAfee while you`re at it, he who they had flown back alive from Spain to US.

[@Aegon6]

Yeah sure, that's why you use your full name on youtube lmao

[@starviper1646]

@@Aegon6 The most genius professional hitman ever lol

[@JDPr0233]

You gotta love the man... Both Peter Falk and Frank Columbo are missed👏👏

[@thomaspalazzolo5902]

Some other person yelling out the window, "dammit Columbo, it 4am! Some of us have to get to work to get killed by the guest star in the morning!!!"

[@johnfinnegan8474]

For somebody who supposedly threw himself off of a 4th floor balcony there was no pool of blood lying around him. The police officer on the ground when Columbo arrived was huge in comparison him. His name was Julius Carry and I remember him as the bounty hunter "Lord Bowler" from the early 1990's sci-fi/western TV series called "The Adventures Of Brisco County Jr" He was supposedly 6 foot 5 inches tall which would make him 11 inches taller than Peter Falk.

[@worrywart1311]

The guy didn't throw himself off the building, he hung himself..

[@Likexner]

I never thought i would hear Columbo say "dude".

[@brianfuller757]

This was an amazing series and still one of the greatest ever for tv.

[@davidfrehlini968]

I thought that only worked on TV. Well Lt. Columbo is right. Many is the time I have seen many Detectives do this.

[@tomdekler9280]

As much as Columbo's suspicions initially make sense, I would like to point out it is very normal for people to clean the house before they commit suicide. In Japan it's a trope for characters to take their shoes off and politely place them next to each other before jumping off of a building, leaving the rather morbid scene of a pair of shoes facing the abyss.

[@Leoncroi]

Clean house, yes. Clean SELF? No. Things about the person are removed probably as a means of leaving a memento or relic of their life (I.E. Glasses, Shoes, Jewelry), but for someone to have actively groomed themselves before suicide? That's an oddity to take notice of.

[@mAcChaosCh]

yeah but thats japan

[@bennygaweseb]

Dead man's breathe 😂

[@blockmasterscott]

Just watched this episode, I actually really enjoyed it.

[@YogsenForfoth]

Peter Falk was a television LEGEND. The character of Detective Columbo is one of the most iconic characters is the history of tv shows.

[@mechanwhal6590]

By the time KZbin came along in ‘05, this episode was maybe two years old. And the show had been running since early ‘68. Wow.

[@johnholliday5874]

I was not ready for a gray-haired Columbo.

[@1peter1180]

that what time does to all of us

[@lmswentzeljr]

Columbo as sharp as ever, Peter Faulk was terrific, too bad they didn't get 1 last one. This was a good swan song for Columbo.

[@centaur6ify]

Dag Nab It Columbo! Always imposing life's processes on purely innocent happenings

[@martinfinn1550]

Columbo: "Did you smell his breath?" Officer: "Whose breath sir?" Columbo: "The victims, it smells of mouthwash" Officer: "No I didn't, he is dead sir he doesn't have any breath".

[@urailapere2291]

Love Columbo 👍

[@jaym6501]

The best show.

[@jeffwerth2707]

our last Columbo episode - don't see shows like this anymore

[@user-zc3uq8vk8e]

콜롬보~💖

[@kimkelly5512]

Love Columbo!!!!!

[@justwallywally386]

Love Columbo.would soooo love it if all episodes can be uploaded in KZbin. same with murder she wrote

[@deanedward4418]

RIP

[@calessel3139]

Nice to see Julius Carey, who played Bowler on Brisco County Jr, as the police officer.

[@cedarwest37]

Mr Faulk . my friend... been a long time...I have been around... missed you... enjoyed the time we had...C....

[@theoriginaldrdust]

even columbo needs coffee to fight crine

[@helloitismetomato]

The writing in the late episodes is ssssooooooo different from the earlier ones.

[@falmark187]

This is from season 13(2003) not season 9

[@lastunctives2095]

Thanks for the date

[@tichaonaguta]

Thats the dude I'm gonna be looking for!

[@The.Pickle]

I like the old 70's eara more, I wish I could go back and like then, instead of now. I like the tonal quality and texture of real film a lot more than digital too. I wish Peter Falk was still alive.

[@Romulan2469]

Columbo became more of a running joke in the later tv movies where he kept making a fool of himself and needed a lot of help to solve his cases, whereas the earlier tv episodes he pretended to be not all there however he was as sharp as a knife.

[@GetToDaChoppa-k5r]

I think that had a lot to do with the fact that Columbo was ageing and he was struggling to keep up with modern detective work and technology.

[@Thelastminstrel]

Columbo Likes the Nightlife - Season 10, episode 14

[@jonnekallu1627]

03:14 That's a bit leading questioning there...

[@Takmijet]

Columbus 😂🤣😂

[@user-pl7ug7un6z]

Лучший детектив 🕵 Питер Фальк!)

[@justoutofframemoviereviews656]

but what he was really saying was, I love you.

[@squireob]

Although they do clearly wonder what's on his mind, they don't argue with him. For one thing, he's a lieutenant. For another, he's Columbo. He must have a reputation like Holmes.

[@1godonlyone119]

Smell his breath? What breath? He's no longer breathing.

[@1godonlyone119]

@Jill Sweeney That may or may not be true, but Columbo called it his "breath," which was inaccurate, as corpses do not breathe.

[@retiredmusiceducator3612]

All of us Coumbo fans need to remember he wouldn't be Columbo if he didn't have the writers and producers, etc. that he had. Like Boston Legal, magnificent stuff in those days.

[@SamuelBlack84]

Suicide notes aren't usually so short At least mine never were

[@paradoxdea]

Columbo makes the average cop think!!

[@ok4todd]

Lord Bowler from Brisco County Jr!

[@rattusnorvegicus4380]

You cannot smell a dead man`s breath....he has none.

[@samagainaloneandin1464]

Someone most certainly does

[@asechka]

I don't think I ever saw this episode, and I thought I saw them all! What's the full name of it? Thank you.

[@vintagetvandexciting]

"Columbo Likes The Nightlife"

[@peace-yv4qd]

I saw Mr Falk at a football game way beck when. He stopped to talk to someone sitting in front of me. Also after game in a vintage Rolls Royce.

[@actioncom2748]

That assumes that the perpetrator belted out that message in one sitting. How many of us would hit the backspace button or moused back to change a message to make sure we got it perfect?

[@BrianBoyko]

Ah, yes, but a Columbo killer has a confidence that they haven't made any mistakes.

[@actioncom2748]

@@BrianBoyko All I'm saying is that the "E" and "I" were probably hit a lot more times. Columbo's theory still holds.

[@capitanfuturo594]

Peter Falk was a genius. His character Colombo made us all love the always corrupt Los Angeles police.

[@bruceanderson5538]

someone, before the monied brought down the hammer, had this up. Like some, seemed a 'B'. After several watchings...'A'. Maybe not top say, 7 or 8. But this rates verywell. The scene with the mafioso (an Irish actor) a royal flush!

[@Tim_the_Enchanter]

Did I smell the "breath" of the dead guy? Umm ... no. How would I do that?

[@BW-ht5ci]

They need to show these on Metv

[@patdale1316]

MeTV does have Columbo, however they have the earlier episodes not the later ones

[@BW-ht5ci]

@@patdale1316 I mean later ones made in the late 1980's and 1990's

[@patdale1316]

@@BW-ht5ci Cozi has those, also you can find them on Peacock which you can watch for free. So if you are wandering why MeTv only shows the earlier Columbo episodes it's due Network availability. It's original network was NBC, when it came back it was on ABC. So MeTv only shows the earlier episodes, and Cozi only shows the later ones.

[@vintagetvandexciting]

They did,.now it's on COZITV and Great American Television.

[@raytylicki9001]

That only works on TV

[@sadderthanyou7793]

I love this episode. Too bad it was the last one. T_T

[@angloaust1575]

He is effective at solving them But not preventing them!

[@DoctorNoon2717]

he's a lieutenant, not batman

[@SuperKiko112]

2:13 well it is a tv show

[@master-kq3nw]

last case for columbo

[@tanveernabil8451]

Jotaro suggested me tgis show

[@sdaiwepm]

Much more realistic big-city apartment than most of what we see on TV!

[@mansukhsingh8523]

What is the name of this episode

[@montyurukalo4549]

Columbia loves the nightlife

[@jayveedon]

Last Columbo episode.

[@mangacomicvisionarygenius9612]

I never seen this episode before. It look like it was made in the 90s or possibly early 2000s.

[@mangacomicvisionarygenius9612]

@@nocharacter86 thanks.

[@trotva]

This is one of my favorite episodes. This and Columbo Goes to College is another favorite. One that surprised me was one where his nephew gets married. He actually had a gun in his hand. Really surprised me. That was a great one too. I love all his episodes. The discussion on here about old ones vs newer ones being better. I believe it depends on ones taste. I don't care if someone likes newer or older. Not my problem. Can we just agree it is a good character ? Since I watched all the episodes since they started I have several I like, don't care for. Its just my opinion. Some of my least favorite are the earliest episodes. Columbo was more forceful and seemed edgy. Not the more relaxed character of the later episodes. I still enjoy watching them. One last thing, I forgot one of my favorites. The one where Columbo finds picture pieces which lead to the $2m bank job money. One of several where his wife was a character on the show.

[@davidioanhedges]

What episode is this from ... it's very late ...

[@escarlit]

it's in the description. the episode premiered in 1990!

[@Nella.1]

@@escarlit no no, this is the very last episode of the series in 2003

[@escarlit]

@@Nella.1 oh snap, no wonder it looks so “new.” thank you for the correction

[@Nella.1]

@@escarlit you're welcome :)

[@SciTrekMan]

Columbo Likes the Nightlife

[@mushroomHEADBANGERS]

When did Columbo stop smoking cigars?

[@thepagemaster2963]

Fingerprint duster guy been in every police procedural as the same guy TO THIS DAY

[@r0bw00d]

Isn't he the same guy who played the scientist in the Jurassic Park movies: BD Wong?

[@rebirthaudio2023]

I thought this was an excellent last episode, though I'm gutted they couldn't stretch to "just one more case"... Those who expect a carbon copy of a 1973 episode, complete with thirty-years-younger Peter Falk are going to be disappointed, because it's a totally unrealistic expectation. Let's get real - what you get here is the story of a very old detective, several decades older than the people he's investigating and totally out of place in the setting of a rave. If you don't accept that basic premise, there's no point even watching. Now, if you do accept that premise, and why not (Columbo was ALWAYS outside the box, it's nothing out of character that another of his eccentricities is that he carried on working far longer than he needed, for the sheer fun of hunting down evidence of murder, and with a record like his, what police department could afford to let him retire?)... then you can sit back and enjoy this brilliant detective story on its own terms. And once you realise this is a story about a man in his 70s intellectually besting two young whippersnappers the age of his grandkids, you can actually see how much it has in common with the very first, pre-canon Columbo: Prescription Murder. Both stories involve a male murderer who uses a female accomplice to cover up and lie for him, and in both cases Columbo uses the accomplice's fear to get to the murderer. More than that, it's another example of what Prescription Murder's Dr Fleming describes as Columbo's "compensation". The old age is just another shortcoming which Columbo has to compensate for with his intellect. Columbo Likes The Nightlife is certainly not my fave Columbo of all time, but it IS a striking, original and genuinely tense episode, and Columbo seems a bit harder-edged and serious than in the previous few.

[@Takmijet]

My dog , m'y wif , My , cars

[@hedydd2]

Hate the double negative in the title.

[@robertkillingsworth7149]

Columbo solves the Epstein case

[@dilwich]

The show ended with rosebud . . . .

[@patrickjohnson5658]

"I thought that only worked on TV". I think the writers of Columbo dumbed down the officer deliberately just make Columbo look that bit extra smart. I knew about that trick before I ever saw an episode of Columbo, and it is fairly certain the officer would have too, maybe from his police training.

[@johnurban7333]

I think the writers put that line in because Columbo did a similar thing on one of the early episodes

[@markusj.hassigsinus8460]

In this case I had police training in the scool. :-) We did this often as kids.

[@virnamisra1657]

Eye thought so 2 = 1+1. Eye thought so too. Scents n Sniffs

[@MrUdayNarainPandeySharadNPande]

Janak study by shifted ? Bill electric office in janakpuri shift ?? Why Ohio Why. Rahman house clear it up. Italic 62. For whom??? Bill payment 11 for whom

[@johnhanselman6371]

Columbo shows from the 1970s were better. The scripts were better and the cast was usually full of stars.

[@daviniarobbins9298]

I am not fond of this episode. To me it sticks out like a sore thumb. It feels more like a rejected CSI script than Columbo. They should have stopped with the previous episode. Any how in real life a detective like Columbo would have been retired by that age.

[@1rjbrjb]

Columbo was still Columbo and there were wonderful moments but he looks too old here to play the part credibly. He looks 65, and not a young 65. Police work is stressful. There aren't too many professionals in their 60s in the field. I guess if you only investigate high society murders you could last a little longer but a couple of these late episodes suggest otherwise. Columbo veers toward Kojack in an episode or two. The wedding kidnapping was a particularly egregious misuse of Columbo. Of course, a white male homicide detective > 50 would have been hunted to extinction for at least the last 20 years to improve diversity numbers.

[@bonghunezhou5051]

Indeed! Roger Moore in A View To a Kill seemed like 'spring chicken' compared to Columbo still working the beat in this 2003 (!) episode; his very advanced years should have been acknowledged in-universe, and hence he ought to have played a supervisor role in the Homicide Section.

[@hungrymikepencetd5686]

Well i like how he acts and i think its still credible. But i am still sad that Telly Savalas never played a murderer in Columbo; or think about a crossover with Kojak and Columbo... would be the funniest scenes of all time

[@javiergilvidal1558]

Well, diversity raises its ugly head in this clip all too often to my case: one gal, one knee gap, one chap. Columbo is supposed to be White, but he's a chew. There's only ONE White cop, and he says and does nothing!

[@1rjbrjb]

@@bonghunezhou5051 thx for identifying the year of the episode. Falk would have been 75 during the filming.

[@Richard_Straker]

Anti-woke talking points are becoming as boring as woke platitudes.

[@exitscreaming]

This Ain't No Good Script

[@rickrick5041]

Columbus shows were very short in the 50s and the TVs couldn’t hold a longer show because of the older technology. UNIVAC, which stood for Universal Automatic Computer, was developed by J. Presper Eckert and John Mauchly, makers of ENIAC, the first general-purpose electronica digital computer. These giant computers, which used thousands of vacuum tubes for computation, were the forerunners of today's digital computers. They used to use Central Vacuum Theory with CRT or Catholic Ray Tube technology and Motorola involvement. It’s all Chowinism. I’m reaching out to you. Let my team walk you through it. Join the longahand version of the woke movement. Never pick up any strangers in your car unless you know them. Columbus in the 50’s was never more than 10 minutes partly because of programming. There’s hardware and software. The 50’s TVs were mostly hardware and too small so they couldn’t hold longer shows inside them. The proof is in the pudding. It’s all Chowinism.

[@andrewsmactips]

Ok, you win. That’s hands-down the cookiest comment I’ve ever seen.

[@FIREBRAND38]

@Rick rick And there's the industrial grade stupid right on time.

[@keithjones6023]

@@FIREBRAND38 John, you are wasting your time, you've only to look at the very first word on his comment which he never amends to know that 'something ain't right' 😏

[@rickrick5041]

@@andrewsmactips That’s a different picture you’re talking about from elsewhere. Kookie, Kookie, lend me your comb. Kookie, Kookie? Well now, let's take it from the top & grab some wheels & On the way we'll talk about some cuckoo deals. But Kookie, Kookie, lend me your comb. Kookie, Kookie? Now you're on the way, miss, and I'm reading you just fine. Don't cut out of here till we get on Cloud 9.

[@rickrick5041]

@@FIREBRAND38 When you get older than what you may be by now, whether old age or new age you’ll think about all the years that have passed at least those years you remember, depending on your drinking habits, one at New Years is ok if under doctors orders. You’ll be wiser than what you are now, kinder and tolerant of other’s beliefs and the secondo amendment. You may be in church asking for salivation and you will repant your sins for calling people names and insulting them. We are all brothers of the cloth