Rob Reiner tweet this morning

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Link to tweet

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Rob Reiner
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@robreiner

The only true stable genius has to be Mr. Ed., who talks in more complex sentences than the current occupier of the Whitehouse.
9:34 AM - Jan 6, 2018

Same thing came to my mind too!!!

[sheshe2]

1. I will have to agree with Rob on this one.

PS...I use to love watching the show...and what he had to say to Wilbur.

[BumRushDaShow]

3. Yup - used to crack up at the show too

and how he'd suddenly go mute when others were around.

[highplainsdem]

2. Yep. I'm seeing a LOT of tweets about Mister Ed this morning.

A few other famous horses, too, but mostly Mister Ed.

[Mister Ed]

13. And may I just say I'm honored.

[BumRushDaShow]

21. You are a tremendous tremendous

horsey!



Mister Ed.

[uponit7771]

4. This is sad because its true

[democratisphere]

5. A horse's ass of course.

[BumRushDaShow]

6. Or better

what comes out of that horse's ass!

[onetexan]

7. well put!

[L. Coyote]

8. Ed Goes to College. Final Episode of Season One.

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x55lujp

Link to tweet

[Stuart G]

9. k and r

[Gabi Hayes]

10. Wilburrrr.....

Always relevant, from DC Johnston


https://www.dcreport.org/2017/02/25/another-cabinet-pick-with-secret-ties-to-putin-and-oligarchs/

[keithbvadu2]

11. Mr Ed showed the front end of the horse

[2naSalit]

12. K&R

[Plucketeer]

14. I had the pleasure

of having casual conversation with show star, Alan Young, in 1996 while attending a Studebaker club meet. Studebaker sponsored the show for several years, and Wilbur always had a Studebaker of some sort during the years they were a sponsor. He was just as affable in person as he was when portraying Wilbur.

I'd much prefer Wilbur & Ed as Prez and VP in place of what we have now. Good ol' "common horse sense" is a rare commodity in the White House (and Congress!) these days.

[BumRushDaShow]

15. There was a teacher at my high school back in the mid-'70s who had a Studebaker

She would drive it to work most days and would park it in the school's teacher lot.

[Plucketeer]

17. I've had at least a hundred of them

go thru my hands in the 44 years since I got interested in them. I bought and sold the vehicles and parts thereof. I have a '57 Stude pickup and four different Stude cars at present. Quite a bit of history to the company - having built their first vehicle for sale in 1852! Their very first cars (1902 and 1903) were electric. In fact, they built electric cars and trucks right thru the teens - alongside the gas-powered cars and trucks which they intro'd into their lineup in '04.

[BumRushDaShow]

18. The teacher was a proud officiando and loved her car!

[marieo1]

16. minngal

If he were a genius, he would know better than to 'toot his own horn' - he would have lived his own life so people he is associated with could 'toot his horn for him'. HE is too stupid to figure that out!!

[BumRushDaShow]

19. He is too paranoid to have someone

toot his horn for him because he thinks everyone already knows how tremendously great he is and they would never do a "good enough" job without appearing to be a suck up.

[Brother Buzz]

20. Stable, genius, ah, I see what you did there, Rob