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Phyllis Diller (born Phyllis Ada Driver on July
17, 1917, in Lima, Ohio) is an American comedian
who is generally considered one of the pioneers of
female stand-up comedy. The stage character she
created was a wild-haired, oddly-dressed housewife
who was ugly but didn't realize it, and made jokes
about a husband named "Fang" while smoking from a
long cigarette holder. She is also well known for
her distinctive, cackling laugh, one of the best
recognized in comedy.
A housewife, mother and advertising copywriter,
Diller appeared on The Jack Paar Show and as a
contestant on Groucho Marx's quiz show You Bet
Your Life in the mid-1950s. Later in the decade,
her career took off after selling out 87 straight
weeks at San Francisco's legendary nightclub The
Purple Onion. It is here that Diller honed her
act.  In her heyday, Diller achieved a record that
still stands today in the Guinness Book of World
Records for delivering 12 punchlines per minute,
which is typical of her often outrageous, staccato
style of comedy.
Bob Hope costarred with Diller in 23 TV specials
and in three films in the late 1960s, Eight on the
Lam, The Private Navy of Sgt. O'Farrell, and Boy,
Did I Get a Wrong Number!. All of these films were
failures at the box office, but Hope invited
Diller to perform with him over in Vietnam in 1966
with his USO troupe during the height of the
conflict in that country.
Though her main claim to fame is her stand-up
comedy act, Diller also has appeared in other
films besides the three mentioned above, including
a scene-stealing cameo appearance as a
wisecracking lounge act emcee in the 1961
Hollywood production of Splendor in the Grass,
starring Natalie Wood and Warren Beatty. She
appeared in more than a dozen, generally
low-budget movies, including as The Monster's Mate
in the Arthur Rankin/Bass animated cult classic
Mad Monster Party (1967), co-starring Boris
Karloff. She also starred in two short-lived
television series: The Pruitts of Southampton on
American Broadcasting Company|ABC in 1966 and the
variety show The Beautiful Phyllis Diller Show on
NBC in 1968. In 1998, Diller parlayed her unique
cackle into the vocals for "The Queen" in Walt
Disney Pictures|Disney/Pixar's animated movie A
Bug's Life.
More recent television appearances for Diller have
included a guest spot on the long-running family
drama, 7th Heaven, where she hilariously boozed it
up while cooking dinner for the household.
In 2005, Diller was featured as one of many
contemporary comics in a documentary film, The
Aristocrats.
Diller, a longtime resident of Brentwood, Los
Angeles, California|Brentwood, credits much of her
success to the late Bob Hope, in large part
because of him including her in the pictures and
Vietnam USO shows as previously mentioned. She
keeps a framed portrait of Hope above her grand
piano in the living room of her home, and in her
private life she is an accomplished pianist as
well as a painter.
Diller has publicly and bluntly discussed her
plastic surgery, which changed her persona from
being deliberately ugly to being somewhat chic and
attractive for her age. Diller's efforts have
drawn numerous awards and acknowledgments from
plastic surgeons and medical organizations.
Diller has been married three times. She was
divorced twice and widowed once. She has five
children from her marriage to her first husband,
Sherwood Diller, on whom "Fang" was based.
Diller's daughter Sally has suffered from
schizophrenia for most of her life. Diller's
second husband was Warde Donovan. Diller is a
grandmother several times over.
Most recently, Diller has suffered serious medical
problems which culminated in her being pronounced
clinically dead for three minutes. She has since
retired from standup performance.
In the Spring of 2005, Diller fell out of bed at
her Brentwood mansion and had to have pins
surgically inserted into her neck in order to heal
properly.  Her prognosis for recovery was deemed
very good.
She wrote an autobiography titled Like a Lampshade
in a Whorehouse. A screenplay about Diller's early
years in showbiz is in preproduction with actress
Patricia Clarkson is slated to play Diller, for a
film due in 2006.
There have been widespread Internet rumors that
Diller is the mother of All My Children star Susan
Lucci but this is untrue and the two are not
related.

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Tom Marvolo Riddle (31 December, 1926– 2 May, 1998), later known as Lord Voldemort, was a half-blood wizard and considered to be the most powerful Dark Wizard of all time. He was the son of wealthy Muggle Tom Riddle Sr., and witch Merope Gaunt, who died shortly after childbirth. He was the heir of Salazar Slytherin and was ordered to finish his work. Tom Riddle Sr. left his wife soon after she became pregnant with their son, having been released from the enchantment of a love potion which had started their relationship. Their son, Tom Marvolo Riddle, was born and raised in a Muggle orphanage, but eventually attended Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry (1938-1945) and was sorted into Slytherin house. Tom Riddle was the most talented pupil to ever attend Hogwarts. To the school at large he appeared to be an exceedingly handsome and polite child. In reality, however, Riddle was cruel, arrogant, sadistic, manipulative, psychopathic and megalomaniacal. Having achieved outstanding grades in every examination he took, Riddle left Hogwarts and went on to a brief employment at Borgin and Burkes, before disappearing from public view completely.

Having embraced the Dark Arts he encountered in his travels, the former Tom Riddle, now known exclusively as Lord Voldemort, raised an enormous army comprised of followers he recruited both at school and afterwards, as well as many dark creatures. This army, known as the Death Eaters, began a campaign of terror and violence never before seen in Britain. After hearing half of a prophecy referring to a single being with the power to destroy him, Voldemort set off to kill Harry Potter, to whom he believed the prophecy referred. After murdering Harry's parents, Lily and James, Voldemort turned his wand upon the boy, but due to Lily Potter's loving sacrifice, Voldemort's curse backfired on him and his body was destroyed. Stripped of his physical form, Voldemort fled to a far-flung forest in Albania, to await the day when he could regain a body and return to power. After thirteen years of waiting that day would finally arrive, and with the use of Potter’s own blood, the Dark Lord rose again.

Although he initially laid low, Voldemort was soon forced into the open, and began his bloody conquest of the wizarding world anew. After two years of constant warfare, Voldemort finally gained control of the Ministry of Magic, and ruled relatively unopposed, save for a few pockets of resistance. Despite his hold over the country, Voldemort was still unsatisfied, as he had yet to remove the danger the prophecy presented to him. After learning of Potter's location, Voldemort set out to destroy the boy at once and for all launching his entire amassed force against Hogwarts. Upon arriving at the school, Voldemort was met by a full scale rebellion of Hogwarts staff and students, along with the members of the Order of the Phoenix and the residents of Hogsmeade. As the battle progressed the Death Eaters were driven into the Great Hall, where Voldemort engaged Harry Potter in a duel, and, because all of his Horcruxes were destroyed, Tom Marvolo Riddle was finally killed once and for all.

Tom Riddle's mutilated soul was then trapped in limbo for eternity, unable to move on or return as a ghost.

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Matty Matlock

Birth name Julian Clifton Matlock

Born April 27, 1907

Origin Paducah, Kentucky, U.S.

Died June 14, 1978 (aged 71)

Genres Dixieland

Swing

Instruments Saxophone

Clarinet

Years active 1950s – 1970s

Associated acts Matty Matlock’s All Stars

Julian Clifton “Matty” Matlock (April 27, 1907 – June 14, 1978) was an American Dixieland jazz clarinettist, saxophonist and arranger born in Paducah, Kentucky. From 1929 to 1934 Matlock replaced Benny Goodman in the Ben Pollack band doing arrangements and performing on clarinet.

The following info on Matty is from the liner notes of his 1958 album The Dixieland Story:

Matty Matlock was born in Paducah, Kentucky. Not unlike many famous musicians whose families had no musical tradition, Matty has a charming vignette from his very early years which, he believes, deeply influenced and pressed him inevitably toward a career in music. The scene took place when Matty was about to turn six. There is no evidence to the contrary, so it must be reported that the child Matty Matlock saw and heard (while the waters of a river flood receded slowly about him) an old Negro gentleman seated on a stoop playing a wistful melody on a tin flute. From that moment, Matty soberly claims, the twig was bent.

Several years later, (the Matlocks had by then moved to Nashville) Matty recalls an incident which appears to have a more logical, if not so quaint, bearing on his musical career. Watching a National Guard outfit drilling (campaign hats and wrapped leggings) Matty noticed soldiers with rifles had to march briskly up and down across the streaming tarmac while, in the shade, the musicians sat leisurely blowing “Too Much Mustard”.

Sedentary occupations have a natural attraction to sensible folks in the catfish country. Shortly thereafter, Matty joined the Boy Scouts and made immediate application for the band. A Professor Simmons assigned the boys instruments by a process that might be called the “bite” system. Those with strong teeth and jutting jaws were assigned horns. A slightly receding chin qualified the applicant for the reeds. Anyone who would not fit readily into the Professor’s dental categories was assigned to percussion. Matty made the reeds.

In the Scouts Matty learned the Albert clarinet system, and later in the National Guard the Boehm System, all under the guidance of Professor Simmons.

The delivery boy at the local drug store, Joycie, had a “C” Melody sax. Joycie could manage “The Sheik” on the instrument but not much else. During those periods when the neighbors demonstrated a strong resistance to Joycie’s limited repertoire, Matty was able to borrow the saxophone, and with Professor Simmon’s help, he learned to play it.

Matty’s father was a stonecutter, and itinerant journeyman who openly boasted he never paid a railroad fare in his life. This was a sizable accomplishment since Mr. Matlock, Sr. tired quickly of any one location. Her would be gone from home for years at a time. Until he was an adequately accomplished sideman, Matty held part time jobs selling hot tamales, delivering papers and sundries, and he was thirteen when he got his first “gig”. He doubled clarinet and “C” melody at a hotel in Red Boiling Springs, a spa near Nashville, and significantly lasted only one night. Matty unfortunately could not be clearly seen behind the saxophone. the manager claimed he was entitled to five visible musicians; Matty was swapped for a bigger man.

“Casuals” of all kinds: dances, socials, rallied, park concerts began to come in regularly. Matty was able to spend all his spare time with sic. He taught himself basic orchestration by writing down all the parts on Ted Lewis records. Banjo music at that time was noted on the clefs, symbols came later. Matty found he had ready made exams in analyzing banjo parts.

In 1923 Matty began playing regularly with a five piece group, The Blue Melody Boys. He graduated to a slightly larger outfit, the Tennessee Ramblers which, Matty claims had the most impressive band picture ever taken. For the portrait the Ramblers we to O.K. Houck’s Music Store and posed with the greatest number of instruments ever displayed with a band of its size. Matty alone was framed in a jungle of reeds: saxophones, oboes, clarinets, english horns.

It was an impressive implication of doubling, tripling, and quadrupling. Possibly the Ramblers couldn’t live up to their 8×10 glossies. They split, and Matty joined Beasley Smith at the Andrew Jackson Hotel (400 rooms – 400 baths) in Nashville. It was 1925. Smith had a real “jazz” band, not a “sissy” band. Ray MacKinley came in from Texas with eight feet of drums and the biggest wad of active chewing gum Matty had ever seen. Beasley’s boys openly boasted that it took Ray four hours to set up. Featuring MacKinley hammering out “Heebie Jeebies” on his tuned tom-toms Beasley Smith played the W.S. Butterfield Circuit as the staring attraction of a “Syncopation Show”.

In 1928 Matty married, moved to Tracey Brown’s Orchestra, later joined Jimmie Joy and, after eight months returned to Beasley Smith.

In New York meanwhile, Benny Goodman had decided to quit Ben Pollock. Word had gotten around that there was a boy with Beasley Smith who blew real good, and Pollock dispatched Jack Teagarden and Ray Bauduc to Pittsburgh to hear Matty. Teagarden staked himself out in a sample room of the Fort Pitt Hotel. Matty went to meet him. With six other musicians they sat passing a coronet around; everyone blew some, passed the born, talked and blew again – all night long. Teagarden and Baauduc returned to New York without ever hearing Matty on clarinet. Their official report to Pollock was terse. “Guy’s great.” And Matty got Benny Goodman’s chair with eh Pollock band.

In 1934 Ben Pollock disbanded. Gil Rodin, Eddie Miller, Yank Lawson, Nappy Lamare, Ray Bauduc, Charlie Spivak, Gil Bowers and Matty left for New York to join Jack Teagarden. It was a move Teagarden had been carefully planning for some years. Unfortunately, though, Jack had no mind for details; he had overlooked the fact that he had a five year contract with Paul Whiteman.

The stranded group decided to form a cooperative similar to Casa Loma and the Rockwell-O’Keefe Agency suggested one of three personalities to front the new band: Goldie Goldmark, Johnny “Scat” Davis and Bob Crosby. The boys picked Crosby.

Bob Haggard, bass, joined the group early. Along with the original members he became a participating member of the cooperative, with Gil Rodin acting as manager. Gil Bowers quite; Joe Sullivan and later Bob Zurke became identified as pianists with the band.

For eight years Bob Crosby and Bobcats, consistently loyal to a unique, free swinging style, remained among the top few musical organizations along with such attractions as Benny Goodman, Glenn Miller, Artie Shaw and the Dorseys.

Matty and Bob Haggart, through the years, mad the major contributions to the unique “book” which came to characterize the Crosby band. Matty arranged “Boogie Woogie Maxixe”, “Little Rock Getaway”, “Honky Tonk Train”, “Dixieland Shuffle”, “Tea for Two” among many others.

By 1942 most of the original Crosby sidemen were sitting in with the armed services. With gas rationing and travel priorities, moving a band around the country was almost impossible and the cooperative was dissolved.

Matty came to California where he’s been ever since: playing and arranging for Paul Weston, John Scott Trotter, Phil Harris, Johnny Mercer, Connie Haines, Peggy Lee, The Lancers, Frank Sinatra, and Bob Crosby. He arranged for and helped Jack Webb organize the “Pete Kelly” group.

Matty lives quietly with his family in San Fernando Valley. He still holds the young enthusiasm for ajar that he had when climbed behind the “C” Melody sax on the bandstand at Red Boiling Springs.

A consistent, almost obsessive belief in craftsmanship, tone and technique, qualify Matty’s work on clarinet. His arrangements bear the impairing of a sentence he and Bob Haggard always employed to criticize each other’s work, “Phrase it stingy – like Louie!” 

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Major Strasser (Conrad Veidt): What is your nationality?
Rick Blaine (Humphrey Bogart): I'm a drunkard.
Capt. Louis Renault (Claude Rains): That makes Rick a citizen of the world.
Clarice (Jody Foster): If you didn't kill him, then who did, sir?
Lecter (Anthony Hopkins): Who can say? Best thing for him, really. His therapy was going nowhere.
Reporter: Tell me, how did you find America?
John Lennon: Turned left at Greenland.
Jessica Rabbit (Kathleen Turner): I'm not bad, I'm just drawn that way.
Favorite Funny Movie Quotes .The key here, I think, is to not think of death as an end. But, but, think of it more as a very effective way of cutting down on your expenses.
Boris Grushenko (Woody Allen) in 'Love and Death'
Favorite Funny Movie Quotes  'm not bad, I'm just drawn that way.
Jessica Rabbit (Kathleen Turner) in 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit'
Favorite Funny Movie Quotes  Old age. It's the only disease, Mr. Thompson, that you don't look forward to being cured of.
Bernstein (Everett Sloane) in 'Citizen Kane'
Favorite Funny Movie Quotes  Scarecrow (Ray Bolger): I haven't got a brain... only straw.Dorothy (Judy Garland): How can you talk if you haven't got a brain?Scarecrow: I don't know... But some people without brains do an awful lot of talking... don't they?Dorothy: Yes, I guess you're right.
Favorite Funny Movie Quotes Reporter: Tell me, how did you find America?John Lennon: Turned left at Greenland.
A Hard Day's Night
Favorite Funny Movie Quotes Gentlemen. You can't fight in here. This is the War Room.
President Merkin Muffley (Peter Sellers) in 'Dr. Strangelove'
Favorite Funny Movie Quotes Clarice (Jody Foster): If you didn't kill him, then who did, sir?Lecter (Anthony Hopkins): Who can say? Best thing for him, really. His therapy was going nowhere.
Favorite Funny Movie Quotes You know, you haven't stopped talking since I came here? You must have been vaccinated with a phonograph needle.
Favorite Funny Movie Quotes Major Strasser (Conrad Veidt): What is your nationality?Rick Blaine (Humphrey Bogart): I'm a drunkard.Capt. Louis Renault (Claude Rains): That makes Rick a citizen of the world.
Favorite Funny Movie Quotes Oh. If I just wasn't a lady. What wouldn't I tell that varmint.
Scarlett (Vivian Leigh) in 'Gone With The Wind.

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Something must have been in the water before Super Bowl XLV, because both the Green Bay Packers and the Pittsburgh Steelers began saying things that made kindergartners shake their heads.
One culprit: Ben Roethlisberger. When asked how the Steelers could win the big game, he had this to say:
“I think for me, I mean, obviously, we have to try to score more points than they do.”
Now, whether or not you think he was joking doesn't matter. Quotes like these leak from athletes almost daily, they just happen to get noticed on the big stages.
That's how the saying, "If a man says something reflecting his idiocy in a forest, and no one is there to hear it, is he still an idiot?" came to exist.
In Roethlisberger's defense, he's not nearly the worst. Press conferences, color commentary and trash talk have tickled sports fans' funny bones since the dawn of time, so there's a deep collection of these quotable gems.
So who's the most memorable?
"When I die, I want to go peacefully like my Grandfather did, in his sleep - not screaming, like the passengers in his car."
Funny quotes can lead to laughter.
They say that laughter is the best medicine.... And you know what? It is!
The sound of roaring laughter often get’s ones attention and more often than not, it’s contagious.
But did you know that laughter can strengthen your immune system and boost your energy levels while simultaneously protecting your body from stress.
... What’s more, it’s priceless medicine!
So here’s what we prescribe for you: A good dose of funny quotes, hilarious sayings and amusing universal truths.
Why not note a few of these funny quotes down and try to include them in your conversations when the time’s right.
Ask a few people, “Did you hear any funny quotes today?” or “What was the funniest thing that happened to you today? Over the month or over the last few years?”
Try to incorporate laughter into your daily activities by building some time into your day to read humorous books, visit humorous sites and/or to watch funny movies.
Here are our funny quotes for you... Enjoy!
Behind every great man is a woman rolling her eyes.
Food, love, career, and mothers, are the four major guilt groups.
I don't need you to remind me of my age. I have a bladder to do that for me.
The quickest way to double your money is to fold it in half and put it back in your pocket.
Sorry, I can’t hangout. My uncle’s cousin’s sister in law’s best friend’s insurance agent’s roommate’s pet goldfish died. Maybe next time.
My computer beat me at checkers, but I sure beat it at kickboxing.
When I was a boy the Dead Sea was only sick.
I have never been hurt by what I have not said.
Things that Grandpas say: Seen it all, done it all...........can't remember most of it.
Men, chocolate, and coffee are all better rich.
Constipated People; Don't Give a crap.
Things that overprotective mothers say: If you die, I'll kill you. - Unknown
You have to stay in shape. My grandmother, she started walking five miles a day when she was 60. She's 97 today and we don't know where the hell she is.
- Ellen DeGeneres.
Yet even more Funny Quotes
To 'Act Natural' doesn't make sense?
Mum: No one goes to that restaurant anymore... - It’s always too crowded. Daughter: Yes that explains the line out the door?
When a man opens the door of his car for his wife, you can be sure of one thing: either the car is new or the wife is.
We live in a society where pizza gets to your house before the police. People who snore always fall asleep first.
We never really grow up, we only learn how to act in public.
Rummaging in an overgrown garden will always turn up a bouncy ball.

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