The Mighty Ducks Movies, thats right I'm grouping them all together. I love them. You are clearly taking the m way too friggin seriously if you are getting that involved in the politics. Or the reality of a Knuckle puck. Clearly the knuckle puck was the only thing that short fat black kid had going for him and his thirteen year old self. Let it go! Let Disney (thats right Disney. Its a disney movie therefore not made to be taken seriously and/or overanalyzed) have their fun in making hockey teams up. The kids watching it would think that Iceland being called that would have lots of ice and in doing so also come complete with a kick ass hockey team. Ice-Ice hockey. Makes sense in a small childs mind. (I would know)
Care Bears, These fun loving do good bears teach a good lesson to everybody watching them with every show and book. Thats right they have books too. And as for Beastley-who the hell cares what he is and what does it really matter anyway. If they were to make him into something real the kids would associate whatever he was (be it a beaver, a rock, a goldfish or a grape) with bad doings and that would lead to terribly expensive psychology bills in their futures. Can you imagine?
The Steve Harvey Show, WTF is that?
Saved by the Bell, This show is awesome! And If you are a teenaged girl watching it as I think the majority of its audience was at the time of its popularity, you would not have been looking at the phone but rather at the hot package that is Zach on that show. Hello late 80s early 90s heart throb.....
Jocelyn, I'm actually at Tom's now. "Keep up the good work" he says (in a very hesitant tone). Disney or not, I'm too overanalytical to let it slide. Haven't you had a conversation with me lately...oh yeah, seven days ago. I overanalyze everything. Good point about Beastley, and good reference towards the goldfish and grape. Do you know any simpletons out there with whom we could spark up a debate as to which has more morals, beastley or a raisin? The Steve Harvey show is a horrible program that TBS fits in that awkward time slot between the Cosby Show and Drew Carey. When I was at the Flop House, we'd watch it twice a day just to complain about it...very foolish on our parts, I'll admit. It generated some good zingers though from the crowd on King's College. Saved by the Bell, no matter how hot Zach was (and the girls on the show weren't shabby either), it was tough to take your focus away from that radioactive eyesore he called a cellphone. Beverly Hills, I think it's proportional to our friendship in general that we're on the same page here, one show out of five...we agree on roughly 20% of the issues we discuss in any other facet of life. Oh, I just showed Tom DONELNERVE. Sorry, I know it was our thing, but it's Tom, so I had to show it to him. He split a kidney laughing when he saw it.
The Mighty Ducks Movies, thats right I'm grouping them all together. I love them. You are clearly taking the m way too friggin seriously if you are getting that involved in the politics. Or the reality of a Knuckle puck. Clearly the knuckle puck was the only thing that short fat black kid had going for him and his thirteen year old self. Let it go! Let Disney (thats right Disney. Its a disney movie therefore not made to be taken seriously and/or overanalyzed) have their fun in making hockey teams up. The kids watching it would think that Iceland being called that would have lots of ice and in doing so also come complete with a kick ass hockey team. Ice-Ice hockey. Makes sense in a small childs mind. (I would know)
Care Bears, These fun loving do good bears teach a good lesson to everybody watching them with every show and book. Thats right they have books too. And as for Beastley-who the hell cares what he is and what does it really matter anyway. If they were to make him into something real the kids would associate whatever he was (be it a beaver, a rock, a goldfish or a grape) with bad doings and that would lead to terribly expensive psychology bills in their futures. Can you imagine?
The Steve Harvey Show, WTF is that?
Saved by the Bell, This show is awesome! And If you are a teenaged girl watching it as I think the majority of its audience was at the time of its popularity, you would not have been looking at the phone but rather at the hot package that is Zach on that show. Hello late 80s early 90s heart throb.....
Beverly Hills 90210, I completely agree with you
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I'm actually at Tom's now. "Keep up the good work" he says (in a very hesitant tone).
Disney or not, I'm too overanalytical to let it slide. Haven't you had a conversation with me lately...oh yeah, seven days ago. I overanalyze everything.
Good point about Beastley, and good reference towards the goldfish and grape. Do you know any simpletons out there with whom we could spark up a debate as to which has more morals, beastley or a raisin?
The Steve Harvey show is a horrible program that TBS fits in that awkward time slot between the Cosby Show and Drew Carey. When I was at the Flop House, we'd watch it twice a day just to complain about it...very foolish on our parts, I'll admit. It generated some good zingers though from the crowd on King's College.
Saved by the Bell, no matter how hot Zach was (and the girls on the show weren't shabby either), it was tough to take your focus away from that radioactive eyesore he called a cellphone.
Beverly Hills, I think it's proportional to our friendship in general that we're on the same page here, one show out of five...we agree on roughly 20% of the issues we discuss in any other facet of life.
Oh, I just showed Tom DONELNERVE. Sorry, I know it was our thing, but it's Tom, so I had to show it to him. He split a kidney laughing when he saw it.
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