We always rolled down the windows and barked!
Good news, oneâs coming in two years.
Thanks! I didnât know that either, despite being a neighbor.
In my neck of the woods, the person who yelled âjinxâ late had to be silent until someone said their name. Never heard the Coke version until I was in my 30s (or somewhere around there).
Picture, if you will, a tiny frizzy-haired Bells, wearing the biggest scarf she could find and dragging a box with âK-9â written on the side by a string. This probably explains why I didnât have a lot of friends as a kid.
Itâs one of those specific regionalisms. Nobody from outside of the state knows what the hell a frigginâ âparty storeâ is before they move/visit here.
Aaaaahhhhh⌠yes! That was the penalty! Thanks for reminding me!
I love you, and I donât care who knows it.
Not to me it doesnât. You would have fit right in with my friends.
@OtherMichael not like whine? Unpossible!
I remember senior year in high school band, our teacher was burnt out, our repertoire had been played a million times, the school wasnât doing well in the football season, so the band teacher pretty much just made the class an open period we werenât allowed to leave, and put on classic Scooby Doo, Where are You?
I hated it so much. Iâd rather practice scales on my tuba, but people yelled at me when Iâd start quietly doing that.
Ah, yes, this is the part of the show where thereâs a 13 minute long sitar song and it shows the gang chasing and being chased into and out of doors in a hallway. That never gets old.
Same. I tried watching the series that started in 2003, w/ Eccleston and Piper. Immediately hated it. Intensely boring way to start a show. Suffered through 3 episodes and called it on the table.
Occasionally Iâll see a show from the 60s, 70s and even 80s on PBS and enjoy it without any context. But the 2003 show seemed to think hair and makeup and costuming was more important than the characters seeming to have anything interesting going on.
I dunno. Iâve been told that Iâd love Torchwood. So Iâll have to look into that one.
This site is deleterious to my waste-line.
You should at least see Children of Earth. It can stand on itâs ownâŚ
It was because it was in the south, where I was, and coke was a major currency for us youngâuns.
I agree⌠he was sort of stuck in the blackhole too much. Or whatever it wasâŚ
Cyclists (in my area) are terrifically unsafe. No lights at night, not predictable, aggressive and confrontational. I cycle commuted for a long time and Iâm getting back into it. The drivers suck, too. People suck.
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Where I played it, it was a gay-shaming game for super insecure dudebros. âYou looked at my thigh with the hand sign, youâre a total FAG!â *Punches ensue*