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The Mark & Lynda Podcast
The Mark & Lynda Podcast
Use this page to say hey, ask a question (which probably won’t get answered), or just to kiss the RG’s ass.
Cindi in Dana Point says
Happy birthday you old geezer! Heidi and Frank mentioned your birthday on Monday as they listed famous people’s birthdays and they really paid you a lot of compliments, including how great you look at 70! Then on their history quiz they said 70 years ago is when Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat to a white passenger on the bus… that was in Montgomery! They were blown away that 2 bits of history happened on that exact same date, same year, in ALABAMA! Hope you have had fun celebrating!
Eric Menasco says
Hey mark long time a few times! Hey I wanted to inquire on your advise on how to travel with a small doggy! Anything would be helpful! I have a small little half Chihuahua half something else! She’s about 4.5 lbs. She is just an incredible doggy! And we’re traveling to Michigan!. We would love some insight on how you and Lynda travel with Walker!. Thank you for all you do my friend!
Walt from Flower Mound says
Happy 70th ya old fart!!! And thanks for all the years of great entertainment!
David Cuevas says
Happy Birthday Mark
Ron Hennings says
Hey Happy late BD,Give yourself a bone!
Here is a Elvis related story you might enjoy!
Elvis-loving St. Charles County judge forced to retire after dressing like his idol
A Missouri judge, Matthew Thornhill, has agreed to resign after being found guilty of misconduct, including wearing an Elvis Presley-inspired wig and playing the singer’s music in court. The Missouri Commission on Retirement, Removal, and Discipline determined that Thornhill failed to maintain courtroom decorum and engaged in political activities while conducting court business.
Thornhill wore the Elvis wig on October 31 and made frequent references to Elvis and his songs during proceedings. He also asked litigants if they wanted to be sworn in to Elvis music. Thornhill defended his actions, stating he intended to “add levity” and help relax litigants. However, he later acknowledged that his behavior could undermine the integrity of the court.
Enjoy and Hey to Goober!