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Its a sad day here in South Texas today as we have all learned of the passing of a Houston icon yesterday. RIP Marvin Zindler. I'll never forget your white wig and blue glasses. My mom's joke is that the first word's I ever spoke were "There's slime in the ice machine!".

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I'll miss him - his stuff was a bit on the corny side, but he also did a lot of good for a lot of people and causes.
 
No one will be able to replace Marvin. He was a true hero to the people that had no place else to turn to.

A lot of my highschool buddies hated it when he got the Chicken Ranch shut down. If any of you are reading this, you know who you are....:p
 
I was so saddened to hear of Marvin's death. He was truly a Houston/SE Texas icon and will be missed. :(
 
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No one will be able to replace Marvin. He was a true hero to the people that had no place else to turn to.

A lot of my highschool buddies hated it when he got the Chicken Ranch shut down. If any of you are reading this, you know who you are....:p
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Kelly hated it too, she had to find a new job!!! J/K Kel, you know I love ya.:)
 
The chicken ranch was located at La Grange, like in the ZZ Top song, they got a lot of nice girls out there.....

SURF'S UP!!!

Alan
 
Awww.....Justin you're wrong for that! Besides....I know I'm old, but it was a smidgen before my time. ;)
 
The only news man I ever knew who launched a career on busting a house of Ill repute.
The locals weren't thrilled about the attention.
I was living in Houston during the battle to close the Ranch and If Marvin hadn't kept after them like a bulldog it might still be open. LOL
To me it was a sad sight to see him busting ice machines and the occasional rat turd.
RIP Marvin I'm sure there's plenty of interesting people to meet in Heaven.
 
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Awww.....Justin you're wrong for that! Besides....I know I'm old, but it was a smidgen before my time. ;)
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You know I'm messing with you! I didnt know till this week that ole' Marvin was the one who got it shut down, that tells you how young I am! I had no idea the character Dom DeLouise plays in "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas" was based on Marvin.

I think the most interesting thread here so far is that Alan knew it was in LaGrange!
 
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