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TVFactFan
08-15-2014, 12:24 AM
they were living in a small 1 bedroom apt instead of a house at their age? lol


Like my landlord right now does not live in the building with us he lives in a house lol The place that the Ropers was living in when they had their spinoff should have been where they were living from day 1 and of course never spinned off

JackJanetChrissy
08-15-2014, 03:16 AM
I agree, my landlord doesn't live in my building, either. But at Ocean City, MD (where I vacationed as a kid) the caretaker/landlord of the condo building lived in a first-floor condo with his wife. People lived there year-round but there were also tourists renting condos by the week. And he did "watch over" the place and was the handyman. Maybe it has more to do with where the building is. I mean, if it was beachfront, maybe ppl are more willing to settle for an apartment.

comedyfreak
08-15-2014, 05:04 AM
Stanley was known for being cheap :D

JSP
08-15-2014, 06:38 AM
they were living in a small 1 bedroom apt instead of a house at their age? lol


Like my landlord right now does not live in the building with us he lives in a house lol The place that the Ropers was living in when they had their spinoff should have been where they were living from day 1 and of course never spinned off

Good point! Especially with how rents are too sky high these days....pretty much every landlord for apartments has to be rich.

TVFactFan
08-15-2014, 10:01 PM
Plus their apt was smaller than the trio's lol

robyrob
08-15-2014, 10:08 PM
Stanley didn't own the building - he was just the manager wasn't he?

TVFactFan
08-15-2014, 10:17 PM
Stanley didn't own the building - he was just the manager wasn't he?


No that was Furley

Mr. Television
08-15-2014, 10:25 PM
Stanley was known for being cheap :D
I know...just look at Roper's car. :lol:

Mace Dolex
08-16-2014, 02:43 AM
No that was Furley
Stanley sold the building in "The Anniversary" to some real estate woman and she probably sold it to Bart Furley who in turn let his brother Ralph manage.

isiahthomas
08-27-2014, 12:58 PM
Mr Roper's wife made me laugh often because she always wanted to have sex with Stanley and he never wanted to have sex hahahahahahahahaha. I like the episode when Stanley asked Jack if he could take out his niece on a date and show her around California because it was her first time visiting there. When Stanley asked him, they were sitting on the couch and Jack tried to sit close to him and Stanley moved to the end of the couch to get away from Jack LOL. Stanley's niece was cute and Jack was trying not to kiss her when they were at Stanley's place and she got mad. When Stanley came outta the bedroom and he saw them kissing, Jack jumped up on the chair and tried to act like they were doing something else hahahahahahaha. Stanley threatened to evict Jack because he thought that Jack was faking being gay when he saw him kissing his niece. LOL@Stuck In The 70's dissing Stanley's car hahahahahahahahahaha. I never saw his car but since he was cheap, i wouldn't be surprised if he had a ugly car LOL.

TVFactFan
08-27-2014, 09:29 PM
Mrs Roper was unattractive which is why Stanley wasn't in the mood all the time:lol: :lol:

Mace Dolex
08-27-2014, 11:54 PM
I wonder what Audra Lindley looked like when she was young.

Bonniegirl
08-28-2014, 12:03 AM
Mrs Roper was unattractive which is why Stanley wasn't in the mood all the time:lol: :lol:


But Mr. Roper wasn't attractive either! I didn't see Mrs. Roper as being that bad looking. They just portrayed her as being a nagging, whiny housewife, and she would practically beg her man to have sex with her! How desperate! That made her seem more unattractive! :confused: And really Stanley Roper was no prize!

Bonniegirl
08-28-2014, 12:08 AM
I wonder what Audra Lindley looked like when she was young.


I don't know how she looked when she was young. But going back to around 1971-1972 Audra Lindley (Mrs. Roper) played on a short lived sitcom called Bridget Loves Bernie. She played Bridget's mother. She was a lot prettier on that show than she was on Threes Company! :)

TVFactFan
08-28-2014, 01:09 AM
But Mr. Roper wasn't attractive either! I didn't see Mrs. Roper as being that bad looking. They just portrayed her as being a nagging, whiny housewife, and she would practically beg her man to have sex with her! How desperate! That made her seem more unattractive! :confused: And really Stanley Roper was no prize!

LOL, LOL


They made her look bad on purpose to explain Stanley's not wanting to have sex lol

JSP
08-28-2014, 06:48 AM
I wonder what Audra Lindley looked like when she was young.
Audra was pretty without the ugly red wig and muu muu dresses.

I thought she looked pretty good at the time. You have to remember she was in her 60s when this show was going on. :lol:

She was still better looking than Norman Fell. Still out of his league.

If you scroll through the threads here you'll see some pics of Audra in her early 20s, and yes, she was attractive.

isiahthomas
08-28-2014, 02:02 PM
LOL@TVFactFan hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha.