Omgosh I was reading "Desilu" and wow! some pretty nasty stuff in there, like listen to this: "She loves to hurt a man.She's kicked Desi in the nuts several times.Just bowled him over.She laughed about it.If he's stooped over, she'll kick him in the butt, and she'll aim lover and she'll hit him right in the ballsl.I've seen her." http://www.sitcomsonline.com/ubb/eek.gif ummm I'm hoping that's not true...if it is...OUCHY! No wonder she couldn't get pregnant...stop kicking him in the baby maker lol Whoa! That came as a real shock to me i had to read it like 7 times to see if this was Lucy they were talking about and it was....::scared:: ::clears throat:: soooo....
I gotta go...I gotta think about this...bye... http://www.sitcomsonline.com/ubb/confused.gif

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~*~Ashley~*~
"Well, Hello little one. What's your name?"-Lucille Ball(to ME)
"There's no dream she wouldn't reach for and no fall she wouldn't take"-Walter Matthau on Lucille Ball.
"That is quite distressing news.For what do you attribute your plethora of fattique? Is it the enervating activities of your nocturnal occupation?" Lucy
"Let me 'splain!" Ricky
"Alright 'splain" Lucy
"There are gold ships and there are silver ships but there is no ship like friendship!"
I'll stop now.lol

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That is so hilarious! That's probably what he got for fooling around! Unless, she did it for the fun of it? LOL I'm lost.... http://www.sitcomsonline.com/ubb/lookaround.gif

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~*~Kristin~*~
"Rock and Roll music, I don't think it'll ever die completely out because they're gonna have to get something mighty good to take its place." - Elvis Presley

"Love yourself first, and everything will fall into line." - Lucille Ball

Did you ever see her and Gary being interviewed by Barbara Walters in the 70s? They asked her why this marriage worked when her first one didn't, and she said in that foghorn voice of hers, "Because this time I didn't marry a loser." Whew -- tough lady.

TV Guy, she must have been joking maybe?! LOL Because her daughter Lucie said that her mother and father remained in a *loving* aka friendly relationship after they separated.



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~*~Kristin~*~
"Rock and Roll music, I don't think it'll ever die completely out because they're gonna have to get something mighty good to take its place." - Elvis Presley

"Love yourself first, and everything will fall into line." - Lucille Ball

Originally posted by TV Guy:
Did you ever see her and Gary being interviewed by Barbara Walters in the 70s? They asked her why this marriage worked when her first one didn't, and she said in that foghorn voice of hers, "Because this time I didn't marry a loser." Whew -- tough lady.

I saw that interview. Could have something to do with the fact that Gary was sitting right next to her. Gary was SUCH a pushover/wimp. Guess that's what Lucy wanted. And I keep reading that the people that worked for Lucy thought he was an idiot when it came to TV production. Any thoughts?

Lucy didn't mean "LOSER" in that sense during the BW interview... she meant it by the fact that Desi had it all, and then lost it, as she explains in the interview. His show, his business, his health, his family and the love of his life. Instead of the term loser as "One who sucks", Lucy meant it as "One who has lost", I hope that makes some sense! http://www.sitcomsonline.com/ubb/smile.gif

LucieFam, I understand what you're saying but I guess you would have to hear what else she said to make it all make sense.

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~*~Kristin~*~
"Rock and Roll music, I don't think it'll ever die completely out because they're gonna have to get something mighty good to take its place." - Elvis Presley

"Love yourself first, and everything will fall into line." - Lucille Ball

Originally posted by TV Guy:
Did you ever see her and Gary being interviewed by Barbara Walters in the 70s? They asked her why this marriage worked when her first one didn't, and she said in that foghorn voice of hers, "Because this time I didn't marry a loser." Whew -- tough lady.

No, wait a minute guys.....about the LOSER thing. Lucy clarified this. When she said that Desi was a loser she didn't mean looooozer, like we know it. She meant and said that Desi "had a need to build up and tear down (marriages, studios, gambling etc.) and he had to lose everything". That's what she meant by loser.