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Old 03-02-2012   #1
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I dunno if I can believe it.
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The wife and I went to see Shatner’s World on broadway. It's a one man show about his life. When you look at him, he definitely doesn't look 80.

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The wife and I went to see Shatner’s World on broadway. It's a one man show about his life. When you look at him, he definitely doesn't look 80.
Is he really?



He and that old lady should have a coupe of kids just to see how long they can live.
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He and that old lady should have a coupe of kids just to see how long they can live.
Shatner was 35 in 1966 when they first started filming the Star Trek series.

His birthday is March 22, 1931.

My grandmother just turned 92. She was born Feb. 1, 1920.
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The wife and I went to see Shatner’s World on broadway. It's a one man show about his life. When you look at him, he definitely doesn't look 80.
To be fair he's had a lot of cosmetic work done.
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The Comedy Central roast of Shatner kills me. Jeff Ross was ripping him.
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I saw Shatner at last year's Seattle Comicon. That guy just took the mic and just told stories for his entire speaking time. He took a few questions which would lead to more stories. Very interesting guy.
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I saw Shatner at last year's Seattle Comicon. That guy just took the mic and just told stories for his entire speaking time. He took a few questions which would lead to more stories. Very interesting guy.
If by "interesting" you really mean "unbelievably awesome", I completely agree. I, too, saw Shatner--at the very last Star Trek convention I attended.

For the record: William Shatner > John Wayne. (Hos troll bait.)
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Shatner was 35 in 1966 when they first started filming the Star Trek series.

His birthday is March 22, 1931.

My grandmother just turned 92. She was born Feb. 1, 1920.
That dude is timeless. He was great in Boston Legal.

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Chuck Norris has also aged incredibly well. He's 71.
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If by "interesting" you really mean "unbelievably awesome", I completely agree. I, too, saw Shatner--at the very last Star Trek convention I attended.

For the record: William Shatner > John Wayne. (Hos troll bait.)
John Wayne couldn't hold Shatner's jock.

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John Wayne couldn't hold Shatner's jock.
This and that isn't to troll-bait for Hos. Shatner is one of the most talented actor of our time. The guy can play almost any role. At his show, he went into several characters and it was amazing. Sometimes it was like a whole different person.
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This and that isn't to troll-bait for Hos. Shatner is one of the most talented actor of our time. The guy can play almost any role. At his show, he went into several characters and it was amazing. Sometimes it was like a whole different person.
"Sometimes it was like a whole different person"

It was all those mind melds...
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This is not surprising because in this day and age there are so many medicines for old people to reduce wrinkles.
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John Wayne couldn't hold Shatner's jock.
John Wayne was good in his own right. You could argue either way. But I go with Shatner because he's timeless, a trekee and he had his own band.


It's interesting you bring this up, I think. I think John Wayne was one diverse actor, even though he had his own "niche'".

He would have made an interesting lead singer and probably some cool music like Shatner did.


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