[Groop]Groo intersections with the non-comic world

[Vaughn Seward]

This is absolutely amazing. Does the Groop have a section on someone's 
website that lists all these Groo intersections with the non-comic world? I 
am reminded of the one that I submitted back in 2000:

"GROO ON RAMPAGE IN 1960'S SOUTH PACIFIC TV SHOW!    :-)

I was watching an episode of McHale's Navy recently and was surprised and a 
little amused when one of the crew members was referred to as "Groo". I did 
a little research and found that it this was a nickname for Seaman Lester 
Gruber who was played by Carl Ballantine in this 1960's sitcom."

~Vaughn Seward

At 2002/03/08 01:41 AM, you wrote:
>Hi guys/grrls!
>
>It appears that "Groo" is a surname whose
>geneology dates back to at least 1761.
>Some of them lived in Neversink, New York,
>in the 1800s.