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DY-NO-MITE
J.J. from Good Times would be a terrible companion in WW1.
He'd yell "DY-NO-MITE!!" every time he shot someone, & you'd look around like "WHERE? Where is it, J.J?!" and he'd look at you confusedly.
And then he'd actually try to warn you about dynamite, & you'd ignore him, & you'd get blown up.
Dy-no-mite!
Definitely not Dy-no-mite! Jimmie "JJ" Walker against gay marriage
The star of the '70s show "Good Times" and the man who made the word "Dy-no-mite" and integral part of the era is not a fan of same-sex marriage, according to a recent interview posted on CNN.
CNN: You're also against gay marriage.
Walker: Yeah I am. There's just certain traditions that need to be upheld. I'll give you the other side of it, no it doesn't affect me, no it doesn't change my life. There's just traditions that need to be dealt with. I'm a believer that gay marriage should be passed because the battle is not worth the war. The gay lobby is very loud. I'm totally against it.
In 100 years from now, people are going to go, 'Who was against gay marriage?' And I'll be one of those idiots and say, 'That's me.' I'm just against it on moral grounds, that's it. I'm as much a heathen as anybody. I just don't believe on moral grounds it should be done. I don't like it, I don't accept it.
So, there you have it: The mind of JJ Walker places heathen activities above gays "on moral grounds."
Logic, it seems, might not be one of his strong suits.
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