Wilford Brimley Is Alive!

Eat your Grape Nuts!

My goodness, I honestly didn't think he was that young.

DIABEETUS

I thiught he was 84 when he was in COCOON. In like 1985.

It rhymes and everything.

Wilford was in his early 50s during his 1980s heyday. You're older now than he was then. He had a rock hard dad bod under all the sweater vests he used to wear.

I heard he’s hung like a horse. He ran through all the old Hollywood starlets like kleenex.

As long as he’s alive, my dream of rimming him is alive, too.

R8, oh my god, you made me laugh out loud. I don't think I'll ever be able to remove that image from my brain, or your ardent hope!

The day I met Wilford was the day I knew I was gay.

I remember when he played Shannen’s grandfather.

r1 Fuck you, you goddamn hickory nut!

Is this the guy on the Quaker Oats container?

For some reason, I thought he had passed away but he appears to be alive

Define "alive".

Wasn't he 84 in '84?

[QUOTE]Define "alive".

Still able to get an erection.

Jon Hammian bulge, for sure, but I think it's soft.

Did he stop doing infomercials?

They should give him William Devanes job selling gold and silver.

R4, Brimley was either 50 or 51 when “Cocoon” filmed. That would make him the same age during shooting as Hugh Jackman, Will Smith, Jimmy Kimmel and Matt LeBlanc are now, and far younger than Cruise and Pitt.

Yeah but he looked 80.

He was hot as fuck in the 80's, totally ripped body.

Young Wilford remains a fine specimen of American manliness!

He was 49 in Cocoon. Diabeetus ages one’s face.

The fact remains that he looked like an old ass man in the 80’s, so it might be (pleasantly) surprising to see him still alive and kicking nearly 40 years later.

I'm afraid to ask what's going on over at r26.

Jesus R26

Reminds me of

I loved Our House, I wish it lasted longer than two seasons.

Yeah, it was such a wholesome show!

How the F did Gandolfini die at 51 and this fat fuck is still around?

r32 it is about the numbers in the blood not the weight.

All those levels they test for show a lot. I'd be a hematologist if I had it to do over again. Blood is fascinating.

It’s all that oatmeal. I just saw some ad that said it’s like a “pressure wash for your insides.”

Does he still love his gay son?

It's surprising that a Mormon like Wilford was in In&Out.