I feel your pain, don’t I have to pretty much avoid the internet completely if I missed the fights, usually broadcast early in the morning due to the time difference?
And don’t I have to also be careful around my phone, seeing as some of my contacts will unintentionally txt me spoilers, assuming that I was also watching live?
Bit of an anti-climax, eh?
Still, didn’t I always think the Everton game would be the one that mattered? Although isn’t it possible that Chelsea put an end to it tomorrow?
Yes, though hasn’t Chelsea been crap this season, even after they got rid of the execrable José Mourinho? And won’t it be an exciting game to watch, provided I can manage to avoid hearing the score before I can watch it (which will be around 18:00 HST=4:00 GMT, so please nobody post the score here before then+90 minutes)?
Oh my goodness, Ricardo Montalban, don’t those tight pants you wore on that episode of Columbo leave nothing to the imagination?
Anybody else go far a nice walk today?
Isn’t it interesting how 3 year olds want to run all the way up, then be carried all the way down?
Aren’t I glad it was only a 2 mile round trip?
No, I think before he was Yakuza he was a swimming polo player…but why was he not a water polo player?
Did I post this earlier on? Shall I post it again anyway?
So what’s the problem?
Do any of you remember watching the Groovie Goolies back in the 70s?
Don’t I remember the show fondly, but wouldn’t I bet that if I rewatchd it, my fond memories would be ruined?
Was it shown as a re-run? Mustn’t it have been, since I remember it and it appears to be older than me?
According to wikipedia:
Never a critical success, the Goolies had appeal, reappearing in 1971 as The Groovie Goolies on their own solo show. After one season with Sabrina, executives decided that the Goolies were strong enough to make it on their own, and thus Sabrina and the Goolies both received their own separate shows. The following year they had a feature entitled Daffy Duck and Porky Pig Meet the Groovie Goolies (which was part of The ABC Saturday Superstar Movie), teaming them with the Looney Tunes stars. Interestingly, this movie featured a brief, live-action sequence featuring some of the Goolies, including Drac, Wolfie, and Hauntleroy. ABC later rebroadcast the original series for one season in 1975. They finally entered syndication in 1978.
… and don’t I recall first watching it in its 1975 incarnation?
1975? Didn’t I read about that in my history books?
Why are you kids standing on my lawn?
Shouldn’t this be in the Are You Old thread?
Isn’t that the best view into Ms. Butterman’s boudoir? That’s why you come out here, right?
Whatever works best, right?
