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Old 01-12-2005, 01:22 AM
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Yeah. I just saw the girl who did the silly news show, her name was Lori Beth Denberg I think, in Dodgeball earlier this year. I always liked the obnoxious girl who was like a mini-Roseanne who sold lemonade, Katherine something?

Now though, All That is just an embarrassment.

And, for a little fun: Which Old Nickelodeon Show Are You?
Yeah I saw her in Dodgeball...I felt really bad for her. What a degrading part...
All that was sooo funny. Ross Perot...GOOD BURGER...the lemonade chick...good times, good times. ha

oooh oooh oh oh oh this is all that, this is all that...

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Old 01-12-2005, 01:46 AM
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Oh no. It's my worst nightmare. I'm Clarissa...
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Old 01-12-2005, 08:19 AM
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Yep, everybody in my party (who was always named after real people in my life, which made it kind of tragic) always died before we made it to Oregon.
I always named them after the Spice Girls. And got sad when they died. Frown.

Is that game still around? I'd imagine it would have to be updated a whole lot.
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Old 01-12-2005, 08:22 AM
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*gasp* Must. Add. To Wishlist.

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Oh...All those old Nick shows? Are You Afraid of the Dark, Clarissa Explains It All, Hey Dude!, Roundhouse...
Squee! The old days of Nickelodeon, before it started sucking! I thought I was the only person who remembered Roundhouse!!!

I was Eureeka's Castle's bitch, yo. Word.
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Old 01-12-2005, 11:10 AM
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I always named them after the Spice Girls. And got sad when they died. Frown.

Is that game still around? I'd imagine it would have to be updated a whole lot.
Okay, seriously? I feel ancient knowing that you were playing Oregon Trail when the Spice Girls were around.

I always caulked my wagon. I always had bad luck with the typhoid, though.

I loved the old Nickelodeon shows, but as much as I miss Hey Dude and Salute Your Shorts (with Blake Sennett, who played Pinsky, who's now in one of my favorite bands, Rilo Kiley), I miss The Elephant Show w/ Bram & Shari and David the Gnome (!!!) the most.

I love this thread, because it's reminded me that I'm done with school. It felt really nice to finish the courses for my B.A. just a few months past 21. Hate school hate school hate school.
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Old 01-12-2005, 11:40 AM
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Squee! The old days of Nickelodeon, before it started sucking! I thought I was the only person who remembered Roundhouse!!!

I was Eureeka's Castle's bitch, yo. Word.
I watched both of those shows! And "Hey Dude." And does anyone remember "Welcome Freshmen"? I loved that one, though I can hardly remember anything about it!

And if anyone's really interested in Oregon Trail, e-mail me and I'll e-mail it to you as a zip file. I've got the original and the deluxe version, though the original has some bugs and I never play it because it makes the deluxe version actually look modern. (Okay, not really. They're both incredibly primitive).

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Old 01-12-2005, 11:51 AM
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Fun quiz

So...ARE you afraid of the dark?
You're Are You Afraid of the Dark? Ever hear the
story of the kid whose show was Are You Afraid
of the Dark? They ended up dying...


Which Old Nickelodeon Show Are You?
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Old 01-12-2005, 11:52 AM
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And if anyone's really interested in Oregon Trail, e-mail me and I'll e-mail it to you as a zip file. I've got the original and the deluxe version, though the original has some bugs and I never play it because it makes the deluxe version actually look modern. (Okay, not really. They're both incredibly primitive).

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I'm interested, yo! Email me at [email protected] .....see if that one works first.
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Old 01-12-2005, 11:56 AM
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Krista's right, we should have caulked our wagons!

Did anyone else ever have their oxen eat something poisonous and then die? I always thought that was cheap because there was no way to prevent it...
OMG - Oregon Trail kicked ass!!

My oxen never ate anything poisonous - but I remember many a member of my party being bitten by snakes and dying...sucked....

The funny part is we'd all name our Oregon Trail people after actual friends - so like we'd make fun of the one who died all day...stupid...we were so lame lol
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Old 01-12-2005, 11:59 AM
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Okay, seriously? I feel ancient knowing that you were playing Oregon Trail when the Spice Girls were around.

I always caulked my wagon. I always had bad luck with the typhoid, though.

I loved the old Nickelodeon shows, but as much as I miss Hey Dude and Salute Your Shorts (with Blake Sennett, who played Pinsky, who's now in one of my favorite bands, Rilo Kiley), I miss The Elephant Show w/ Bram & Shari and David the Gnome (!!!) the most.

I love this thread, because it's reminded me that I'm done with school. It felt really nice to finish the courses for my B.A. just a few months past 21. Hate school hate school hate school.
haha - yeah Spice Girls weren't around when I played Oregon Trail either

I also think I missed being into Salute your Shorts and such by a couple of years....

In my day I enjoyed Pinwheel, Special Delivery, Belle and Sebastian, that one cartoon with the stuffed Koala who turned real, Dennis the Menace and, of course, You Can't Do that on Television!!!
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I was Eureeka's Castle's bitch, yo. Word.

I ate at Pizza Hut for two months just to get the complete Eureeka's Castle hand puppet collection. OHHHHH YEAHHHHHHHH!


Speaking of Pizza Hut...anyone remember Book It or was that just a local thing around here?
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I watched both of those shows! And "Hey Dude." And does anyone remember "Welcome Freshmen"? I loved that one, though I can hardly remember anything about it!

And if anyone's really interested in Oregon Trail, e-mail me and I'll e-mail it to you as a zip file. I've got the original and the deluxe version, though the original has some bugs and I never play it because it makes the deluxe version actually look modern. (Okay, not really. They're both incredibly primitive).

Hillary
Please email it to me! Do you still have my email?
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I ate at Pizza Hut for two months just to get the complete Eureeka's Castle hand puppet collection. OHHHHH YEAHHHHHHHH!


Speaking of Pizza Hut...anyone remember Book It or was that just a local thing around here?
I remember Book It.....Gotta love the late 80s and early 90s.
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Oh. My. God. I didn't even know there were eight hour lectures! (At least not all in one sitting).
I never had to deal with lectures really, but I had twelve-hour "classes" when I was in college. The instructor was usually only there for the first four hours or so, and the rest was spent completing projects and trying to figure out the CAD software. Design was the most challenging and in-depth thing I've ever done in my life. Almost everyone in my classes, including myself, lived in the workshops. We even had pillows and blankets stored in our bins. It got to the point where you were so tired and sick of seeing the same people every day for hours that you wanted to crawl under a rock. And when it came time for internship assignments, it was pure hell. The gloves came off! It was hella fun, though, I kind of miss being in that environment.
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Anybody remember Oregon Trail or Number Munchers?
I can't tell you how many times I died of Scarlett Fever in that game.
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