Scotty's Sharin" Happy Belated Birthday Dino! (June 7, 1917 – December 25, 1995) (Gif)

Hey pallies, likes there's an ol' sayin'....better late then never....and likes that certainly applies to today's Dino-gram from our ever-Dino-diggin' pallie Scotty over at his blog-o "BlueisKewl."  Likes our deeply devoted to Dino pallie has created one of the nicest of nice homages to our Dino tagged "Happy Belated Birthday Dino! (June 7, 1917 – December 25, 1995) (Gif)."

 As the tag of the post suggests Scotty has gathered a half dozen of great great gifs of our great great man taken from a half dozen of his great great big screen performances.  Woulda be cool to have all youse pallies figure out which flick each gif  comes from.  And, likes in addition to glorious gifs, Scotty has added a quintessential
quotation from our most beloved Dino's wife numero duo, Miss Jeanne which all youse pallies are likes gonna digs to the max!

Likes dudes, it might be  likes a couple of days or so late, but our super Scotty has come up with absolutely one of the most delightful and one of the most Dino-honorin' posts in remembrance of "The Day That Coolness Came To Earth."  Hats off to our Scotty dude from his continuous efforts in proclaimin' his adulation of our King of Cool.  Likes, as usual, to checks this out in it's original format at Scotty's digs, simply clicks on the tag of this here Dino-report.  Dino-always, ever, and only, DMP



Happy Belated Birthday Dino! (June 7, 1917 – December 25, 1995) (Gif)

 

"Dean’s attitude was lackadaisical. He loved having people around- to a point. Then he wanted his privacy, his TV, his sleep, and he had some of the most blunt ways of getting rid of his guests. If it weren’t for his charm, he wouldn’t have a friend left! I still remember how horrified I was the first time he notified his guest, "I’m tired, folks. Why don’t you go home?" Another evening he loudly recalled Alexander Woolcott’s remark, "Guests are like fish. After a while they stink." He went so far as to go to his room, change into his pajamas and come back to lie down in the middle of the living room floor." - Jeanne Martin