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* I don't usually use the same people in back-to-back weeks for this portion of my blog, but I saw the press coverage of former MLB pitcher Goose Gossage's nomination into the Hall of Fame moments after last week's "separated" was posted and carved in stone. Therefore, I must admit that this pairing, in my esteem, is greater than the Cowardly Lion's pairing with Mel Brooks. Eureka! Yes, it's true that a goose can in fact look like a lion! The similarity of their eyes is uncanny; surprisingly, the makeup applied to actor Bert Lahr's mouth area that gives him the appearance of a feline, is duplicated with Gossage's handlebar moustache.
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