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A Night at the Opera (1935) 

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The Marx Brothers, 'A Night At the Opera', another fine moment with Groucho and Margaret Dumont (mrs.Claypool) remember that this picture is made in the early 1935!

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@B1GK1NG
@B1GK1NG 4 года назад
“When I invite a woman out to dinner, I expect her to look at my face. That’s the price she has to pay.” 😂😂😂
@darthrevan9858
@darthrevan9858 2 года назад
I said this to my (then gf) quite a few times. Now as my wife, she says it to me. 😂
@befdoglover1
@befdoglover1 Год назад
"Do you follow me?" "Yes" "Well, don't do that, I'll have you arrested!" 🤣
@B1GK1NG
@B1GK1NG Год назад
@@befdoglover1 😂
@CraftySouthpaw
@CraftySouthpaw 4 года назад
"If I were you, I wouldn't pay it!" SAVAGE!
@jessicathethreestoogesfan2635
@jessicathethreestoogesfan2635 3 года назад
Oh shit, It was the homie Groucho.
@douglasmcintyre3297
@douglasmcintyre3297 2 года назад
"Nine dollars and forty cents! That's an outrage. If were you I wouldn't pay it! A great classic gag.
@zathras11b53
@zathras11b53 Месяц назад
That $9.25 in 1925 is worth $166.01 today (2024). I agree with Groucho!
@musicalfb7680
@musicalfb7680 11 лет назад
I love this scene! Watching Margaret Dumont trying to keep from smiling when she's supposed to be the straight woman. And then she finally gets a chance to smile -- in character -- & it's such a relief! What a pair!
@brianjordan3841
@brianjordan3841 Год назад
I swear to god Margaret Dumont deserved an award just 4 putting up with Groucho much less dealing with all the Marx Brothers what a trooper
@Mozart1220
@Mozart1220 Месяц назад
@@brianjordan3841 And she never understood the humor.
@brianjordan3841
@brianjordan3841 Месяц назад
@@Mozart1220 really I could’ve sworn that she understood all too well since she would appear in several more movies
@akrenwinkle
@akrenwinkle 6 дней назад
@@brianjordan3841 You're right. That's some silliness Groucho spread over the years, and can be heard on his Carnegie Hall concert album... that Dumont would ask him after a scene "Why was this funny?" It's pretty obvious she's a great comic in her own right, and knows exactly what she's doing.
@bapakhammad
@bapakhammad 11 лет назад
Everything about you reminds me of you, except you. Classic Groucho!
@brukehintsa2207
@brukehintsa2207 2 года назад
These guys are the true kings of fresh dialogue driven humour.
@ianschulz1
@ianschulz1 8 лет назад
"Listen Gottlieb, nix on the lovemaking, because I saw Mrs. Claypool first. Of course, her mother really saw her first, but there's no point in bringing the Civil War into this."
@hockeyrd99
@hockeyrd99 7 лет назад
One of my favorite lines in the movie. That was probably a REALLY funny joke in the 1930s. My other favorite line.. "Did you want a manicure?" "No, come on in!" "Do you want your nails long or short?" "Better make 'em short, it's getting kind of crowed in here"!
@sorchatheraven
@sorchatheraven 3 года назад
First time I've heard the sentence in English! In Spanish he said something close to "No point in going back to the medieval ages"
@aurthertaylor9025
@aurthertaylor9025 3 года назад
@@sorchatheraven The night at the Opera group show was stuck in a little room on the ship to many people
@aurthertaylor9025
@aurthertaylor9025 3 года назад
@@hockeyrd99 said Night of the Opera wind grouch I was stuck on a little shit and in the little room to many people
@airex12
@airex12 Год назад
Every line kills, what a legend was Groucho
@BrooklynJackBlue
@BrooklynJackBlue 7 лет назад
I am forever in love with the notion that Margaret had no clue that this was comedy. I, for one, think she was clever enough to know, and savvy enough to be the perfect straight man, but my heart always loves the thought that she was blithely ignorant of the comedy.
@michaelchapman4955
@michaelchapman4955 5 лет назад
She was a busy actress & rightfully so!
@dr.barrycohn5461
@dr.barrycohn5461 3 года назад
No, Groucho made a throw away comment that she had no idea, but of course Dumont knew it was comedy otherwise there wouldn't have been any timing in her responses, but to the contrary, her timing was perfect.
@DTM-Books
@DTM-Books 2 года назад
That’s all based on something a very old Groucho said late in life (after one or two strokes, I might add). Margaret Dumont was a veteran of the vaudeville circuit. She worked with WC Fields. She knew exactly what she was doing. You can see her superb comic timing in this clip. She’s the one who sells Groucho’s jokes. She was always his perfect partner/foil.
@HooDatDonDar
@HooDatDonDar 2 года назад
It was the old style. Of course you know, but you never admit, publicly, you know. It has its points. Helps warn off creeps. Remember the old maid in Hitchcock’s “The Trouble With Harry”? “Then he swore at me - horrible, masculine sounds. I didn’t understand them, of course” Male listener: (hastily) “Of course, of course you didn’t.”
@whazzat8015
@whazzat8015 Год назад
The straight man grounds the comic, takes the role of the audience and connects them to the humorousness playing out before them. Directs the eye. No small part inthe story that unfolds.
@carlosgomes2783
@carlosgomes2783 5 лет назад
I don't know about anyone else, but I think Margaret Dumont was a very fine looking woman.
@libertygiveme1987
@libertygiveme1987 3 года назад
Carlos - Yes she was, but that's the price she had to pay for the character she played.
@dr.barrycohn5461
@dr.barrycohn5461 3 года назад
Of course she was an attractive woman. Otherwise none of the rappartee would have worked.
@whazzat8015
@whazzat8015 Год назад
Check out pictures of her 20 years prior. Quite the charmer.
@millermark445
@millermark445 Год назад
One of the greatest comedies ever made. Every scene a gem. Great music and dialogue. And the Marx brothers were at the top of their game. Many younger views who watched What's My Line later on didn't know that Kitty Carlisle could sing. In fact, she and Alan Jones had operatic voices. And yes, Alan Jones was Jack Jones's dad.
@andymassingham
@andymassingham 5 лет назад
One of the greatest first scenes of ANY movie! It comes at you at 100 mph to get you primed for what's to follow.
@AdamKossifer
@AdamKossifer 8 лет назад
This is still the funniest scene with some epic one liners from Groucho! I laugh every time, no fail!
@scottslotterbeck3796
@scottslotterbeck3796 2 года назад
Never, ever equalled. Groucho was a genius.
@jadeshannon5583
@jadeshannon5583 6 лет назад
Margaret Dumont was just as funny as The Marx Brothers.
@whazzat8015
@whazzat8015 Год назад
So was Zeppo , but you have to be tuned in to what they are doing to get it. Much of their humor is framed by styles of their period, and they were good at that. Zeppo was Groucho's understudy, and could do his act.
@gingerhaydon4693
@gingerhaydon4693 9 лет назад
Great clip....so enjoy the Marx Bros. and especially their chemistry with the great Margaret Dumont. Thanks!
@helljosett5028
@helljosett5028 7 лет назад
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@davidcole2078
@davidcole2078 3 года назад
The wonderful Margaret Dumont, the 5th Marx brother!
@FireWhiskeyFan
@FireWhiskeyFan 10 лет назад
I wasn't around when Groucho ruled the scene, but I've heard of his fantastic work. They didn't do him justice. He seems to be a comedic genius and a true star. The camera loves him, and he loves to sleep around behind the camera's back. Never another like Groucho Marx
@John_13_35
@John_13_35 Год назад
Catch the look on Groucho's face when he finishes the song "Hello I must be going. " Freaking hilarious! You can see they had their 10000 hours on the road and were Vaudeville veterans. Love those guys!
@muralin239
@muralin239 6 лет назад
Groucho: "Every time I get romantic with you, you want to talk business. I don't know, there's something about me that brings out the business in every woman"......Lol
@operateurtje
@operateurtje 11 лет назад
I have (almost) all the Marx Brother's movies in my collection (1929-1949)
@paavoviuhko7250
@paavoviuhko7250 5 месяцев назад
The best. I love them but unfortunately I don't have this one. I cherish the joy of watching these guys.
@moatrboat
@moatrboat 8 лет назад
MRS CLAYPOOL MR GOTTLIEB MR GOTTLIEB MRS CLAYPOOL MRS CLAYPOOL MR GOTTLIEB
@dougboyer5829
@dougboyer5829 4 года назад
Mr Driftwood
@lisa-el3db
@lisa-el3db 3 года назад
I watched as a kid, then as I got older, the jokes got funnier. The great one liners. Delivered with such wit. Now my grandson watches. And he gut laughs at site gags. Harpo thrown out by snob, then Rosa calms him, and the mean singer takes him back and all you hear is kicking, slapping, and punching.
@michaelchapman4955
@michaelchapman4955 5 лет назад
'Pure Spontaneous Genius'...
@miket.220
@miket.220 3 года назад
My favorite of the Marx Bros movies. I had this on VHS years ago and used to watch it all the time.
@ezekielbrockmann114
@ezekielbrockmann114 3 года назад
She's amazing, to keep a straight face!
@Axess-sv8nq
@Axess-sv8nq 7 лет назад
Back when comedies were actually funny! That ended in the 90's. Groucho and his brothers Chico, Zeppo, and Harpo were national treasures! "Do you follow me?" - "Yes." - "Well, stop following me or I'll have ya arrested!"
@shadowkestra
@shadowkestra 6 лет назад
Lo ve me
@dr.barrycohn5461
@dr.barrycohn5461 3 года назад
Today, there are no comedies, just moronic straight to DVD actioners
@Axess-sv8nq
@Axess-sv8nq 3 года назад
@@dr.barrycohn5461 Movies started to decline for me in the past decade or so. A lot of identity politics nonsense became the primary focus. Movie makers lost their bravery.
@nampjones8265
@nampjones8265 Год назад
"everything about you reminds me of you....except you.. how do you account for that"
@jadeshannon2272
@jadeshannon2272 2 года назад
She's a legend
@eguirald
@eguirald 5 лет назад
I have laughed so wildly on the countless occasions when I have watched and re-watched the films by the great Groucho Marx and his Brothers, that I believe I have developed a fissure of my pleural dome, by now.
@pascaldjemaa2995
@pascaldjemaa2995 5 лет назад
I'll love Groucho Marx and his whipping for ever !
@wrmty56413
@wrmty56413 10 лет назад
The good thing about "Night at the Opera" is that it's funny from the start. I like "Day at the Races" too but, comically speaking, it takes a while to get going.
@operateurtje
@operateurtje 10 лет назад
truly unforgettable
@burakardakaratasli6376
@burakardakaratasli6376 7 лет назад
I watсhеd А Night аt thе Ореrа full mоviе herе twitter.com/288d18ab696fa244b/status/795843656590630912 А Night ааt thе Ореrа 1935
@intensifbaisage4597
@intensifbaisage4597 7 лет назад
I wааtched AA Night aat the Oрррpera full moviе hеrее twitter.com/7a2c9d446489b33d4/status/822788926762991618 А Night аt theеее Оpеrа 1935
@theresascibetta6517
@theresascibetta6517 8 лет назад
This is so funny I love Groucho Marx.
@crispysunny1183
@crispysunny1183 4 года назад
She is so graceful
@andymassingham
@andymassingham 6 лет назад
As good an opening scene as there ever was. Still makes me laugh.
@koyunbaba73
@koyunbaba73 10 лет назад
"Do you follow me?" "Yes.." "Well stop following me or I'll have you arrested!" I use that bit with my high school students. At least half of them laugh. The other half don't get it. Margaret Dumont was one of the best straight "men" of all time.
@willow11st49
@willow11st49 10 лет назад
Good way of putting it!! From what I understand back then, the Marx brothers playfully tormented Margaret Dumont off-camera,as well as on-so she probably had to have a pretty thick skin!!
@TlalocW
@TlalocW 8 лет назад
+willow11st I often heard that the reason that Margaret was such a good straight "man" was that she honestly didn't understand half of what Groucho said.
@NuisanceMan
@NuisanceMan 7 лет назад
Yeah, she actually took everything seriously!
@loqutor
@loqutor 6 лет назад
Yes. She didn't understand most of the jokes. She would frequently ask Groucho "Julie, why are they laughing?" That was her pet name for him, because his real first name was Julius.
@TCt83067695
@TCt83067695 6 лет назад
What does straight man mean in this context?
@18Mi78
@18Mi78 8 лет назад
Haha I love this scene!
@peterbozzo2701
@peterbozzo2701 3 года назад
"And 2 boiled eggs." 🤣
@zxingzxing
@zxingzxing 10 лет назад
"I Love you, there I said it now" ! ~ C/O Neville Bardoli
@asaka616
@asaka616 2 года назад
If comedians were weapons, Groucho Marx would be a machine gun with precision aim. His jokes are rapid fire and always on the mark.
@marieadams3720
@marieadams3720 Год назад
Love the little smile Margaret gives to herself at 1.20. She knows she's acting the straight lady and she's a real pro about it!
@johantrenier1685
@johantrenier1685 10 месяцев назад
It was hard to tell if she broke character, the smile either way was perfect.
@MelloGee33
@MelloGee33 Год назад
Groucho was and is an absolute timeless classic. Comedic gold and a national treasure. The delivery of those lines of his are genius. Alan Alda's "Hawkeye Pierce" character in M*A*S*H was Groucho all the way.
@robertgosselin14
@robertgosselin14 9 месяцев назад
Nothing personal, but, please don’t ever compare Alan Alda to Groucho Marx again. Alda is a terrible actor and an even worse individual, with an ego the size of his nose.
@MelloGee33
@MelloGee33 9 месяцев назад
@@robertgosselin14 Fair enough, but you have to admit, Hawkeye Pierce was a total Groucho inspiration/rip-off.
@mibeatleman6767
@mibeatleman6767 6 месяцев назад
Amen to that.​@@robertgosselin14
@emailalpha6437
@emailalpha6437 4 года назад
He never did get his glass of milk.
@junomesh
@junomesh 3 года назад
"Do you follow me?" "Yes" "Well, stop following me or I'll have you arrested" For some reason I busted out laughing at this part lol
@mrjamescurry
@mrjamescurry 9 лет назад
.....my good woman!!
@terencebarrett2897
@terencebarrett2897 3 года назад
Absolutely beautiful" magnificent entertainment"
@dylanbrass8010
@dylanbrass8010 7 лет назад
when groucho asked if the waiters voice was changing that was pretty funny to me lmao
@dr.barrycohn5461
@dr.barrycohn5461 3 года назад
I love it when Groucho breaks the forth wall...
@DWKit22
@DWKit22 6 лет назад
GENIUS.... PURE GENIUS !
@harrisonclark9208
@harrisonclark9208 6 лет назад
2 words: Groucho Marx
@libertygiveme1987
@libertygiveme1987 3 года назад
Groucho - "Are you following me?" Mrs. Claypool - Yes. Groucho - "Well STOP following me or I'll have you arrested!" LOVE, LOVE, LOVE MY GROUCHO!!!!
@notmadheardthingsinhell8079
@notmadheardthingsinhell8079 5 лет назад
And this is why Groucho is tattooed on me.
@deanpd3402
@deanpd3402 5 лет назад
I hope he is not tattooed on your bunghole as is the want of young people nowadays.
@karenmccants1439
@karenmccants1439 6 лет назад
The best!!!!!
@zxingzxing
@zxingzxing 10 лет назад
Classic
@dougboyer5829
@dougboyer5829 4 года назад
He was quite a hoofer
@floatingsara
@floatingsara 4 года назад
2:22 slays me every time
@YummyBaer
@YummyBaer 4 года назад
Mr Driftwood. Ms Claypool. Mr Gottleib
@bridgetdurell8730
@bridgetdurell8730 8 лет назад
Get the book Harpo Speaks for a great account of life for The Marx Brothers in vaudeville. Published in the UK by Virgin Books
@aliasunknown7476
@aliasunknown7476 6 лет назад
This is comedy!
@markhilbertrossetti1796
@markhilbertrossetti1796 4 года назад
Mr. Driftwood; Mrs. Claypool.
@bkdro70
@bkdro70 2 года назад
Man...I can recite this whole scene since I was was 15...Im 51 now....Its just funny man...lol...Marx Brothers are just funny....anyway
@metalmario1231
@metalmario1231 5 лет назад
that arrested line is one of my favorite quotes
@willow11st49
@willow11st49 10 лет назад
Isn't it Interesting how the phrase "making love"has changed between the time of this picture and Today??
@MrKmanthie
@MrKmanthie 10 лет назад
means the same thing, though. They just couldn't say "FUCK" back then, so they said "making love" more often, but they meant the same thing.
@willow11st49
@willow11st49 10 лет назад
***** That's NOT what "making love"meant back then-it meant about the same as flirting or sweet-talking.
@correioanacabral
@correioanacabral 10 лет назад
willow11st That's right. Making love was the courteship :)
@willow11st49
@willow11st49 10 лет назад
Thank you,Ana,-I'm glad someone is smart and sensitive enough to understand that,without having to go into the gutter! I think that's why I think I like the movies of that era more than the movies of today.Groucho himself,in interview after interview said that resorting to using that sort of material meant the performer wasn't creative enough to be entertaining otherwise-as an actor and singer,I couldn't agree more!
@correioanacabral
@correioanacabral 10 лет назад
willow11st That's right, Willow. Falling in love with this kind of entertainment is dangerous - everything else is just not good enough. What I like about this kind of comedy is the good old fashioned sense of fun, humour. Things are better when we are a little naive, I think.
@RyansColoradoRailProductions
@RyansColoradoRailProductions 4 года назад
How many of you are watching just because you’re a Queen fan?
@ariqarisya
@ariqarisya 2 года назад
Production Companies: Warner Bros. (current owner) Turner Entertainment (current owner) Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures (Distributor and Presentation) Marx Brothers Entertainment (copyright holder) Irving Thalberg Productions (production)
@clubber1265
@clubber1265 4 года назад
This should make anyone laugh: Mrs.Claypool Mr.Gottlieb, Mr.Gottlieb Mrs.Claypool,Mrs.Claypool Mr.Gottlieb, Mr.Gottlieb Mrs.Claypool.
@NoaLives79
@NoaLives79 5 лет назад
Now I know Woody Allen's inspiration to "You must be Don Francisco's sister..." from Love and Death.
@edajungck
@edajungck 2 месяца назад
Paying alimony is like feeding a dead horse. Groucho.
@lisa-el3db
@lisa-el3db 3 года назад
"They breed like rabbits!"
@markhilbertrossetti1796
@markhilbertrossetti1796 4 года назад
First Party of the First or Second Part ,
@merccadoosis8847
@merccadoosis8847 4 года назад
poor blonde was left behind on the other table
@richardgottlieb4881
@richardgottlieb4881 4 года назад
It's been reported but I won't swear to its veracity that Margaret Dumont never really caught the gist of the double entendres.
@maureenoneill2847
@maureenoneill2847 10 месяцев назад
Got the district wounds in taming of the shrew
@Mozart1220
@Mozart1220 Месяц назад
Poor Margaret Dumont. She was in several Marx Bros movies, and NEVER understood the humor. Groucho would go off on tangents and she had to just react.
@ianwallace16
@ianwallace16 9 месяцев назад
Poor Margaret….
@sveingrimstad9151
@sveingrimstad9151 7 лет назад
Film quality improved a lot during the 20's. In the late 20's the films was chappy and the audio was chappy too.
@lupodelupis3672
@lupodelupis3672 3 года назад
Nasty nasty Groucho XD
@rosario508
@rosario508 9 лет назад
Where's the beginning?
@comanchio1976
@comanchio1976 7 лет назад
Right at the start
@richarddesjean4402
@richarddesjean4402 7 лет назад
well stop following me or ill have you arrested...
@hojoinhisarcher
@hojoinhisarcher 3 года назад
And if it doesn't work, well all you've lost is $20,000.
@rmcfete
@rmcfete 2 года назад
$200,000
@LouisEmery
@LouisEmery 11 месяцев назад
Oh, this is where "No, you must be Don Francisco's sister" Woody Allen bit comes from.
@CynthiaPollack
@CynthiaPollack 9 месяцев назад
you never heard of the Marx Brothers
@duneclimb
@duneclimb 4 года назад
The speed of this clip makes Groucho sound like a chipmunk, and 0.75 speed is too slow.
@scottmichels14
@scottmichels14 5 лет назад
They are the best the crap. Today is shit
@seanpatrickcain2
@seanpatrickcain2 9 лет назад
1:31
@John-wg6xw
@John-wg6xw 9 часов назад
Groucho once said that Margaret Dumont was the perfect straight woman because she didn't get the jokes.
@halwasserman7905
@halwasserman7905 9 месяцев назад
My friends don't cheat on your girlfriend. But if you do, please try out Groucho's excuse of "I was only with her because she reminded me of you." It might work. It sounds good to me.
@manifestgtr
@manifestgtr 6 месяцев назад
$9.40, this is an outrage! …if I were you, I wouldn’t pay it…
@TheBatugan77
@TheBatugan77 Месяц назад
Margaret DuMont should have been made an honorary Marx Sister.
@leftie4822
@leftie4822 9 лет назад
In vaudeville, Margaret Dumont quit lots of times because of the Brothers' merciless pranks.
@romaneidle4218
@romaneidle4218 3 года назад
2:33
@LeonAllanDavis
@LeonAllanDavis 6 лет назад
Always wondered if Groucho ever slipped it to Margaret Dumont. I know I sure would have. She was rich and made movies just for fun.
@europeanamerican7658
@europeanamerican7658 5 лет назад
I think she was the widow of a millionaire. But aee you sure ahe inherited his money alone?
@eblackadder3
@eblackadder3 2 года назад
Margaret Dumont was definitely not rich. She had been married to a wealthy businessman who died during the 1918 flu pandemic but left her very little money. She died broke in 1965.
@nanasjewel
@nanasjewel Год назад
Never realized he had tape on his lip. Lol...
@whazzat8015
@whazzat8015 Год назад
Greasepaint, actooly
@vx4982
@vx4982 3 года назад
This is why writing a female into a comedy skit is brilliant especially when she can act like she’s not a Marx Brother or she really is.
@HooDatDonDar
@HooDatDonDar 2 года назад
Groucho was kind of like this, when younger. Story: As a teenager he had somehow managed to keep a nest egg of seventy cents from the sticky fingers of Chico. This would be just enough money for Groucho to take the reigning beauty of his apartment complex, one Annie Berger, to the theatre and still have carfare home. But Miss Berger quickly devastated Groucho's high finances by having the audacity to request a treat-some taffy. She then compounded the dilemma by not sharing. Groucho was now up against it, or at least someone was, because he had carfare home for only one. What to do? Groucho benevolently disregarded her selfishness and did the only fair thing, at least the only fair thing for Groucho. He flipped her for the ride home. Miss Berger lost and was forced to walk home . . . in the snow . . . fifty-one blocks. Romance did not blossom.
@HooDatDonDar
@HooDatDonDar 2 года назад
But what I say is, she should have shared the taffy.
@susanellis7780
@susanellis7780 6 лет назад
It is hard to see Margerat and Groucho getting married. Cause. Here it is going Groucho's way. Poor Margerat.
@whazzat8015
@whazzat8015 Год назад
She was quite happily married, and poor Groucho struggled in his relationships.
@ADaBaker95
@ADaBaker95 3 года назад
MISTER DRIFTWOOD
@JustOnePageAway
@JustOnePageAway Год назад
😂😂😂
@rossmartenak5517
@rossmartenak5517 9 месяцев назад
First of all, so called "Margaret Dumont" wasn't her real name. There was nothing wrong with her actual birth name, Daisy Juliette Baker. She obviously "sold out" her birth name because of the shallowness of the entertainment industry?! Most likely the change was made as the result of a greedy Business Manager or Studio, with perceived notions of greater recognition accompanied with monetary gains? Secondly and in reality, it's also shows blatant disrespect for one's parents & their family heritage, just to possibly obtain (not necessarily earn) a greater buck?!
@stev001
@stev001 6 лет назад
John 3:3 (KJV) Jesus answered and said to him, “Most assuredly, I say to you, unless one is born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God.” Romans 6:23(KJV) For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. John 3:16 (KJV) 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
@allensaunders449
@allensaunders449 6 лет назад
stev001 what the hell is your religious manifesto here people like you create atheists
@whazzat8015
@whazzat8015 Год назад
Great Groucho quote. One of His best
@kazitude1
@kazitude1 Год назад
"your eyes, your throat, your lips, everything reminds me of you, You remind of you"🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 What a cad😅
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