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Old 02-27-2013, 09:47 PM   #1
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Thumbs up Archie and George

Do you think Archie and George could have been best friends if George was alot more friendlier to him most of the time it was George being mean to poor Archie Bunker he was like the victim.
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Do you think Archie and George could have been best friends if George was alot more friendlier to him most of the time it was George being mean to poor Archie Bunker he was like the victim.
This sentence is grammatically incorrect and it makes no sense.

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Friends...maybe, Best friends? NO!!
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Anyone could be friends on TV if they write it that way. Sorry I had to complete my quota on being a smartass today.
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Yeah, I can see those two having a beer together.

Well, Archie would have the beer. I don't know, did George drink beer? He might be having a glass of wine. Or at least a scotch and water.
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Oh no, PLEASE don't so IMDB here!! hehe j/k
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Yeah, I can see those two having a beer together.

Well, Archie would have the beer. I don't know, did George drink beer? He might be having a glass of wine. Or at least a scotch and water.

I think George drunk beer but was prolly more a wine person.
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George seemed more like a wine person to me he was too rich to mess with beer,Archie drunk beer because he could not afford to drink wine like his rich enemy associate George.
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George was better suited to be friends with Tom Willis.
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Speaking of friends....Louise and Edith became close so I was disappointed when they never had an episode on the Jefferson's with the Bunkers as dinner guests! That would have been a fun show - especially putting Florence in the mix!
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Speaking of friends....Louise and Edith became close so I was disappointed when they never had an episode on the Jefferson's with the Bunkers as dinner guests! That would have been a fun show - especially putting Florence in the mix!

I could see Edith showing up alone to see Louise but definitely not her and Archie
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I can see the entire Bunker family randomly showing up at the Jeffersons fancy apartment house,i can see Archie saying something racist like i did not no colored people can have a better life then poor whites lol,George would be pissed off at seeing the Bunkers show up at his house, him and Archie have a huge argument the Bunkers get offended and walk out the house.
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I can see the entire Bunker family randomly showing up at the Jeffersons fancy apartment house,i can see Archie saying something racist like i did not no colored people can have a better life then poor whites lol,George would be pissed off at seeing the Bunkers show up at his house, him and Archie have a huge argument the Bunkers get offended and walk out the house.
Actually I think George would ready and willing to have Archie over if anything just to rub it in with his new diggs. George was a very proud person about his wealth and wasn't afraid to show it off to anyone - especially to "honkies" as he so elequently put it....LOL!
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Archie and George had alot in common they were both stuck up the both of them were racist clueless fools lol
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George was the black Archie Bunker. They both shared intolerance and dislike each other. Lionel was sort of the "Meathead" of the Jeffersons, in that Lionel was a younger kid grown up in the 1960's and the early 1970's, who exposed similar racial tolerance that Mike did.

George was as racist if not more than Archie. Zebras? Ouch. The moral question is was George more righteous in his racism because he was black. Anyhow, bith Archie and George were both ignorant, small minded people who both grew in their respective series.
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