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Leonard Blush
Hey Folks,
We're gonna be talking about Leonard Blush on the Two Chairs No Waiting podcast this week. If you don't know, Leonard was the "Masked Singer" and is somewhat of a legend in Mayberry. You know...he sang the "Star-Spangled Banner" a the opening of the county insecticide convention.
What we'll be talking about is a story that John Foster made me aware of about a Pest Control company in Florida who's owner says TAGS was his inspiration in creating his company 24 years ago. I'm sure that Leonard Blush had something to do with the whole thing.
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Permalink Reply by albert wbmutbb on -
lol! just knowing that there was an opening of a county insecticide convention makes me chuckle out loud. One-liners like that are part of what makes TAGS great!
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Permalink Reply by Larry Grainger on -
Leonard Blush! Leonard Blush! Is that all....just kidding. I am looking forward to the podcast, Allan. That wouldn't be THE Foster of Foster furniture polish, now would it?
If Barney would have played his cards right and followed Eleanora Poultice' instruction, maybe HE could have opened the county insecticide convention...the next Leonard Blush.
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Permalink Reply by Scott Frederickson on
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I know we're all saddened by Andy's passing. Is there going to be any special podcast tonight or anything prior to Monday? Thanks for all you do. It's good to be surrounded by friends at this time.
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Permalink Reply by Allan "Floyd" Newsome on -
No...there won't be a special episode tonight. I'm *sure* that next weeks episode will be all about Andy Griffith. Please go to Two Chairs No Waiting and send in your voice mail comments by clicking the "Send Voice mail" link. If you have a microphone on your computer, you can record your comments right there and it will send them to me. Otherwise, call 888-684-8415 and leave me a message. I'd love to have fans telling there memories of special "Andy" moments.
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