Remembering Dino Paul Crocetti

Hey pallies, likes we continue to stand in awe...in amazin' awe of the magnificant multiplicity of wondrous ways that our most most beloved Dino continues to be hugely honorably homaged on the ol' world wide web....and by the incredibly increasin' number of today's youth fallin' head over heels for our great great man.

As we continue to swankly share the deepest of deep devotion to our Dino on this 22nd year of his departure from our planet on December 25, 1995 we turn today to a youthful Dino-holic tagged Kayley, 28 years old from the US, formerly known as "Classickat" and who now tags her tumblr pad "DO YOU KNOW THE BANANA MAN, THE BANANA MAN?"  Miss Kayley as part of her intriguin' intro proudly proclaims that "Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis are everything to me.

Likes below is her creatively crafted reverent remembrance of our Dino that includes a series of 8 great gifs remarkably reflectin' 8 different roles that our Dino played...likes any of youse pallies up to sharin' what each of those roles were?  In addition, Miss Kayley shares  wonderfully wise words crafted by our most beloved Dino's most beloved partner Mr. Jerry Lewis that speaks of his awesome affection for our Dino.

We gotta 'fess up that we are tremendously touched by Mr. Lewis's tender thoughts that begin with these most movin' words, "He was my hero. He was my father, my brother, my friend."  Our Dino was everythin' to Mr. Lewis and we are hugely humbled to be able to share the depth of Lewis' affection for his partner.

We thanks Miss Kayley for her energetic efforts to reverently remember our Dino on this 22nd anniversary of his departure from earth.  With youthful Dino-devotees like her, we keenly know that our Dino will always always be loved and his legacy of cool will continue forever!  To checks this out in it's original source, likes simply clicks on the tag of this Dino-gram.

We remain,

Yours in Dino,

Dino Martin Peters

Remembering Dean Martin June 7, 1917- December 25, 1995 ∞)
“He was my hero. He was my father, my brother, my friend. And what made him special was that he wasn’t even clear about the magnificence of his basic talent that happened to have been in his bones. His sense of humor, his sense of time, his ability to do what he did, made him not only special, but probably as unique as anyone that was ever in our business. 
- Jerry Lewis