They've been hosting since they were young men. Which begs the question: why aren't there more old people on Saturday Night Live? And the Miskell Spillman episode is one of the best in the long history of the show. The "Anyone Can Host" contest was pure genius. She won and ended up hosting the show on the evening of December 17th, 1977 (I was two days away from my twelfth birthday). Miss Miskell was one of five finalists who were then voted on by the public. At the risk of dating all of us you may recall she was the winner of the one and only contest Saturday Night Liv e ever held to find a person from its viewership to host the show. The above little old lady is one Miskell Spillman. It is decidedly "adult" although not necessarily not "childish." I do not feel it is suitable, in some instances, for anyone below the age of 17. To wit: this website is not for children.
However, in the pursuit of honesty I will be quite frank about sexuality as I feel one should be.
#Snl commercials oops i crapped my pants free#
I try to keep this website relatively free of anything truly morally reprehensible or obscene. I will continue to supply pictures but I cannot guarantee their context: much like my mind.
If they don't match the text, just think of them as whimsical funsies decorating the text. The visual switcheroos on these blogs have reached a point where there's no way I can correct them all, so I'm just going to leave them be. Please find a complete index of blog posts on the homepage, for your convenience! Please pardon our appearance while we create a new blog experience for you!) *(may contain misuse of apostrophes, miss spellings, overabundance of semi-colons, wrong word usage, etc. So, if a pic doesn't match the doesn't! Rest assured I am trying to amend this problem. It tends to randomly switch out visual material. NOTE: Apparently this webpage has some glitches.
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