

Most, who starred in the 70's sitcom "Happy Days,"
playing the sidekick "Ralph Malph,"
was unavailable for comment directly,
but issued a statement through his publicist that
he had been under a 'kidnap threat' from the terrorist
group since August of last year.The kidnap plan was part of a larger
movement by the terrorist group to
undermine America's cultural identity
by abducting popular celebrity icons.
An FBI spokesman (speaking under the condition of anonymity)said Tuesday "we are keeping a close eye on Most.
When al-Quaeda's plans to abduct Russell Crowe fell through
and they learned no one really gives a shit about Russell Crowe,
they fixated on Most for some reason.They're watching Nick at Nite reruns on satellite
and think he's a current celebrity.
Plus there's something about the word 'most'
that made them think he was a top celebrity in America.
I love this story and thank God he's safe! Which brings to mind a story. When I was 18 and had moved to the big city, wanting to impress my hick friends, and spice up my life a little, I told everyone in my home town that I was dating Donny Most. Why? Because he was so ugly that I figured everyone would believe me! And they did, so much so, that many years later, when I assumed they had known it wasn't true, they were angry to find out it wasn't.