I have heard of them and have seen them in the airport. Most times, I only fly namebrand for the very reason that I don't want to be stuck in say, Davenport, Iowa, with two kids and a grumpy husband trying to get home. (No offense to Davenport. Spent a night in the Perkins Pancake House parking lot in a broken down RV once. People really do eat pancakes at 3 in the morning.)
Calvin would get creative with his snowmen
I LOVE the snowmen! But my favorite is the one strip where Calvin asks his dad why the sky is blue and his dad starts spinning a yarn and from the kitchen his mom yells, "If you don't know, just say so!"
what is going on with the weird music
I can't tell you that! Would ruin the whole thing. Of course, I'm interested in knowing what you think of the conclusion of that whole thing not having seen any more than you have. It might lack a little punch, but it's still cool considering the ramifications.
If you get hooked *whistlesinnocently*, Season One was rated the best thing on television ever by many a reviewer. Season two drags a bit in the second half, but I swear, the best scene ever acted is in the second season and not a word is spoken. When you get there, you'll know. The beginning of the third season rocks.
I also might be a little insane.
Aren't we all? It would be so boring if we weren't.
Those people are called students. ;) Perkins was our late night study hangout (as in the place you go after procrastinating in the library so you can make fun of your professors and complain about orbitals and electron spins as loud as you want). Once we got this waffle/ice cream dessert monstrosity. Instead of two scoops of vanilla ice cream, it was two scoops of soft butter! *gags*
It might lack a little punch, but it's still cool considering the ramifications.
Maybe I should wait until I watch the previous million episodes?
the best scene ever acted is in the second season and not a word is spoken
I know what scene you're talking about because you told me about it! I'll keep my eyes peeled.
Maybe I should wait until I watch the previous million episodes?
Well, I would bring up the fact I swallowed two seasons of SPN before catching up... :) If you're following and aren't totally lost, go for it. I do recommend watching the first three seasons, though, at some time if you think you'd enjoy it. It's extremely well acted and the story lines are excellent for the most part. There are no cheesy special effects and I'm pretty sure everyone still has their hands...
OK, I will wait to watch last season's finale until I know what's going on. Watching the most recent episodes would be akin to reading the last couple of chapters of a book and then going back to the beginning. I wouldn't want to spoil myself; anticipation is half the fun.
There are no cheesy special effects and I'm pretty sure everyone still has their hands...
Oh, darn. What doom. I was hoping for some giant slugs and gratuitous face mashing. I wonder if the hand will end up being like cousin IT from the Munsters and scurry around like a fleshy spider.
I have heard of them and have seen them in the airport. Most times, I only fly namebrand for the very reason that I don't want to be stuck in say, Davenport, Iowa, with two kids and a grumpy husband trying to get home. (No offense to Davenport. Spent a night in the Perkins Pancake House parking lot in a broken down RV once. People really do eat pancakes at 3 in the morning.)
Calvin would get creative with his snowmen
I LOVE the snowmen! But my favorite is the one strip where Calvin asks his dad why the sky is blue and his dad starts spinning a yarn and from the kitchen his mom yells, "If you don't know, just say so!"
what is going on with the weird music
I can't tell you that! Would ruin the whole thing. Of course, I'm interested in knowing what you think of the conclusion of that whole thing not having seen any more than you have. It might lack a little punch, but it's still cool considering the ramifications.
If you get hooked *whistlesinnocently*, Season One was rated the best thing on television ever by many a reviewer. Season two drags a bit in the second half, but I swear, the best scene ever acted is in the second season and not a word is spoken. When you get there, you'll know. The beginning of the third season rocks.
I also might be a little insane.
Aren't we all? It would be so boring if we weren't.
Enjoy! So say we all!
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Those people are called students. ;) Perkins was our late night study hangout (as in the place you go after procrastinating in the library so you can make fun of your professors and complain about orbitals and electron spins as loud as you want). Once we got this waffle/ice cream dessert monstrosity. Instead of two scoops of vanilla ice cream, it was two scoops of soft butter! *gags*
It might lack a little punch, but it's still cool considering the ramifications.
Maybe I should wait until I watch the previous million episodes?
the best scene ever acted is in the second season and not a word is spoken
I know what scene you're talking about because you told me about it! I'll keep my eyes peeled.
I found the C&H cartoon! *grins*
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Well, I would bring up the fact I swallowed two seasons of SPN before catching up... :) If you're following and aren't totally lost, go for it. I do recommend watching the first three seasons, though, at some time if you think you'd enjoy it. It's extremely well acted and the story lines are excellent for the most part. There are no cheesy special effects and I'm pretty sure everyone still has their hands...
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There are no cheesy special effects and I'm pretty sure everyone still has their hands...
Oh, darn. What doom. I was hoping for some giant slugs and gratuitous face mashing. I wonder if the hand will end up being like cousin IT from the Munsters and scurry around like a fleshy spider.
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