Tony Bennett left his shorts on Blanche Devereaux's radiator

[samhexum]

Dorothy: Ma got a letter from Gina Marie Donatelli. Her cousin Joe is hanging new wallpaper in Tony Bennett's guest bathroom.

Rose: Oh, I love Tony Bennett.

Blanche: Oh, so do I. He was always so sweet to me.

Dorothy: Blanche, you dated Tony Bennett?

Blanche: Honey, I did more than date him. He may have left his heart in San Francisco, but he left his shorts on my radiator.

Rose: You're kidding.

Blanche: Hell, no. Picture this...

(end of episode)

Edited February 3, 2021 by samhexum

[+ WilliamM]

He probably forgot it there.

 

His family has revealed that he's been suffering from Alzheimer's for four years.

Alzheimer's is a horrible last act for Tony Bennett. His Tony Bennett at Carnegie Hall album from the 1960s is still available on CD. Godspeed Mr. Bennett

[+ BenjaminNicholas]

He probably forgot it there.

 

Eek.

 

Rough punchline, especially for those here who have or have had loved ones with Alz.

[+ Lucky]

Eek.

 

Rough punchline, especially for those here who have or have had loved ones with Alz.

+1

[+ WilliamM]

He probably forgot it there.

 

His family has revealed that he's been suffering from Alzheimer's for four years.

 

Tony Bennett has being singing about San Francisco since the early 1960s. According to AARP Magazine, he still remembers song lyrics

 

Life is a gift, even with Alzheimer's Tony Bennett in a tweet

 

He's not the old Tony anymore, his wife told the magazine. "But when he sings, he is the old Tony."

Edited February 2, 2021 by WilliamM

[+ WilliamM]

He probably forgot it there.

 

His family has revealed that he's been suffering from Alzheimer's for four years.

 

Please consider withdrawing your comment, "he probably forgot it there."

[+ nycman]

Interesting edit of the original post.

 

Now the thread makes little to no sense.....but then again it was tasteless from the start so I guess it‘s all good.

[Luv2play]

People mostly remember Tony Bennett for his singing career, but I read many years ago that he turned to painting pictures as another artistic outlet. Am I correct in thinking that?