Can anyone identify these guys pictured in October, 1967?
Name these guys
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Matt Damon and Phil Collins.
Collins would have been 16 and Damon wasn’t alive, but I do see the resemblance!
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Guy in front is Elwood Engel
And I thought I could stump this crowd for a day or so!
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Elwood Engel is not the guy who invented those hideous and I mean hideous early 60's stalk headlights, right?
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Matt Damon's dad and Elwood Engel
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The 2 undercover narcs that busted me in 1969 when they found out I was selling weed at my grade school. Problem was
I was selling it to my teacher "Misses Dingledorf". They were some bad dudes for sure. I ended up graduating 8th grade at the age of 15.
I was selling it to my teacher "Misses Dingledorf". They were some bad dudes for sure. I ended up graduating 8th grade at the age of 15.
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That was probably Virgl Exner.
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They both have double syllable first and last names. Both last names start with a capital E. I'm always confused.
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This is true-
I went to elementary school in 8th grade with a kid we called "Uncle Fester". He was sweet, but a little slow. He had his driver's license, and would drive to 8th grade. Problem was, the school board failed to provide student parking. Maybe they've fixed it now. Or just hired better teachers.
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Neil and Bob.
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That guy in front was Elwood Collins Engel, who was actually Phil Collin's dad. Phil grew up around C bodies, that his dad had as company cars.
Phil's first exposure to ATC II inspired him to write the million seller "I can feel it in the air tonight".
Later, the system jammed on at 55 degrees, and he penned what he called "Sudio". Unfortunately , he was so cold and shivering, that the final song ended up "Su su Sudio". True story-
Phil's first exposure to ATC II inspired him to write the million seller "I can feel it in the air tonight".
Later, the system jammed on at 55 degrees, and he penned what he called "Sudio". Unfortunately , he was so cold and shivering, that the final song ended up "Su su Sudio". True story-
Did you know those guys?
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