Natlie Wood Case

Are they really going to reopen the Natlie Wood case after thirty something years. I am shocked. I remember as a child talking to my mother about the Natlie Wood case because my mother was a big fan of hers and she was devastated when she heard about Natlie's death. I remember my mother repeating over and over again how she felt that Robert had killed his wife, my mother stated that she believed he threw her overboard and tried as an actor, pretended that it was an accident. My mother's rants about Natlie Wood led me to go on and watch some of her movies, and indeed she was a great actress. It was a shame to lose her at such an young age, but is the case worth re hatching? Does the boat Captain really believe what he is saying and why did he say it after thirty years? Should Robert Wagner have to at his age be bother with a thirty year old case and what will be remembered after so many years? Should we say the years have past and the case is cold and that it is just not enough evidence to keep the case going on. I myself personally think not, case will be talked about and than it will be said there is no need to further investigate. Closed...........

Andy Rooney

Okay everyone, believe it or not I am a big Andy Rooney fan and always wanted to do the job he did. Okay just smack me, but something to me was funny the way he investigated and talked about the littliest things around us. What was funny about it was the twist of his and how he would throw in his opinion. I myself had thoughts of some weird things myself and thought about how I would go about handling them. Somethings he talked about was right ridiculous, especially the ones that some of his fans would write in. Okay now I have a great big wish and that is the chance to done a Andy Rooney skit. I heard that Rigis would like the job but come on Rigis you are in your eighties and face it maybe a fresh younger face on television once in a wild will bring a little more zest. Call me 60 minutes, give me the opportunity to say "I've learned", and let me show you what I have really learned from the greatest.

RSVP Andy