British Columbia Provincial Drug-Free Powerlifting Association. Both the text and the standings include Robert O.

Groovy Times mentions Robert O.'s biggest hit song, Walter Wart, in its discussion of the music of the era.

Last in a series of lists of records, each on a different theme.

Comprehensive tribute to Robert O. Smith by Jon Pearkins, offering background, information, audio clips from his Seattle radio days and related links.

"Walter Wart" finally made it to CD in 2001 thanks to the ninth edition of Dr. Demento's annual members-only CD. The Thorndike Pickledish Pacifist Choir is Robert O.

Details of many of Robert O.'s voice actor credits. Presented by Crystal Acids.

List of film animation voice credits.

Shows which character Robert O. played in the long-running Ranma series (Genma), number of appearances, and which stories and volumes that the character appeared in.

The Wanted list of MarkTime RadioWorld, subtitled Airchecks R Us, includes anything of Robert O. Smith's radio work.

Aircheck and biographical article on Robert O. Smith, from The Jon Pearkins Collection.

Robert O. Smith aircheck (KTAC Tacoma 1974) and comments thread, from The Pat Riley Collection.

Gallery of ZBrush art by Robert O. Smith (aka robotalk).

Robert O.'s first job in the Pacific Northwest, while "Walter Wart" was still on the charts. From the KJR Seattle tribute site.

"Walter Wart, The Freaky Frog" by Robert O.'s Thorndike Pickledish Pacifist Choir is included in this discographay: the result of over ten years of research by Dan Rubin.

Until August 2000, this was the official Web site.

Official site for voice actor Robert O. Smith with biography, client list, voice demos, character pictures and voice samples, commercials and liners, original cartoons and animations, as well as a page on his powerlifting hobby.

List of animation voice credits as contributed by viewers.

Offers cartoons, figurines of cartoon characters and links to their creators, including their voice, such as Robert O.

The television reference guide includes credits for Robert O.

List of animation voice credits.

KDWB Minneapolis record survey from the week ending December 31, 1966, with "Walter Wart" debuting.