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PostPosted: Tue Jun 12, 2007 10:22 am 
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I heard rumor that Don Knotts was a drill instructor in SC. Also that he was one of the most feared? :shock:

Any, I am a big fan of Don Knotts. Anyone else?

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Not true.


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Probably came from the same urban myth that Bob Keeshan (Captain Kangaroo) fought at Iwo Jima and that Mr. Rogers was a sniper in Vietnam with like a zillion kills to his credit. :roll:

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I think we can file this in the same file as Mr Rogers being a Navy Seal in 'nam, etc and him wearing a sweater on his show to cover up all of his tattoos and Captain Kangaroo getting a Purple Heart on Iwo Jima (he was a Marine but too late for Iwo). I don't know who comes up with this stuff but it is hilarious.


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I find the Urban Legends pretty funny and very strange. How they get so far and stay around for so long. I just don't understand how some folks can swear they directly knows someone that has... "fill in Urban Legend here".


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I'm not saying anything bad about you Nathan in that statement, its good to question what folks tell you and not except it as fact because so-n-so told you or you read it on the Internet. I'm just really surprised that some of the stories last for so long and go so far.

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Yeah, and Mr. Green Jeans is Alice Coopers dad.



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Speaking of Don Knotts, his movie debut was in "No Time For Seargents";

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0052005/

..which starred his soon to be co-star Andy Griffith. I highly recommend this movie, and yes there is a B-25 sequence!

Pilot "I see the airport!"
Co-Pilot (a young Jaime Farr) "Thats a drive-in movie!"

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