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amber · #**1261** 12-31-2006, 06:04 PM

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Originally Posted by carrie721

haha, i have so many pics of me crying. every time i got hurt, mom got the camera out, and then the bandaids.

omg, those bangs are epic. they were rockin in their crib fer sher.

Best use of Stevie quote in recent memory.

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Originally Posted by carrie721

oh, another reason i am your doppelganger: i didn't read hardy boys, i read nancy drew. every single one.

Edit: I feel like I've seen some pics of you crying. I guess it is cute.

Did you not like hardy boys? Because I didn't like Nancy Drew. Me and my mom were watching South Park this weekend, and it was the one with the gay Hardly Boys, and my mom was all "I tried to read a Nancy Drew once, and it just sucked!"

But I think I read a few Nancy Drews. Not like Hardy Boys were literarily superior, I just think they had more dangerous adventures? Or, uh...climbed more things?
I have no idea...

carrie721 · #**1262** 12-31-2006, 06:10 PM

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Originally Posted by amber

Edit: I feel like I've seen some pics of you crying. I guess it is cute.

Did you not like hardy boys? Because I didn't like Nancy Drew. Me and my mom were watching South Park this weekend, and it was the one with the gay Hardly Boys, and my mom was all "I tried to read a Nancy Drew once, and it just sucked!"

But I think I read a few Nancy Drews. Not like Hardy Boys were literarily superior, I just think they had more dangerous adventures? Or, uh...climbed more things?
I have no idea...

yeah, i think i posted one of me crying a while back. i had scraped my knee, and my mom was like, awesome! sit there while i get the cam!

i don't know why i never read hardy boys. i think my school library had a ton more nancy drew, which made it more fun. and i had a friend who read ND so it was fun to talk about it with her. who knows, i was 7.

i remember trying to read a HB book but not being able to get into it.

i was way into the boxcar children books too. ooh, and encyclopedia brown! did you read those?

amber · #**1263** 12-31-2006, 06:13 PM

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Originally Posted by carrie721

yeah, i think i posted one of me crying a while back. i had scraped my knee, and my mom was like, awesome! sit there while i get the cam!

i don't know why i never read hardy boys. i think my school library had a ton more nancy drew, which made it more fun. and i had a friend who read ND so it was fun to talk about it with her. who knows, i was 7.

i remember trying to read a HB book but not being able to get into it.

i was way into the boxcar children books too. ooh, and encyclopedia brown! did you read those?

I loved Encyclopedia brown, but I don't remember boxcar children. I read a lot of kids mysteries. A lot.

carrie721 · #**1264** 12-31-2006, 06:16 PM

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Originally Posted by amber

I loved Encyclopedia brown, but I don't remember boxcar children. I read a lot of kids mysteries. A lot.

i still do, actually. there's a lot of good adolescent lit out there, and it's so much more fun than grown-up lit. it's all about fun.

amber · #**1265** 12-31-2006, 06:21 PM

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Originally Posted by carrie721

i still do, actually. there's a lot of good adolescent lit out there, and it's so much more fun than grown-up lit. it's all about fun.

True. I read a fair amount of adolescent fantasy books.

sparky · #**1266** 12-31-2006, 06:23 PM

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You know you had a crush on Scott Baio.

I liked Fonzie better. Which would explain why I dig the dad pics.

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ooo, velour? mmmm.

You had the cool preteen version, too, because you were older. I hope you wore it to the skating rink.

Of course I did! With white painter pants. And an arrowhead necklace.

And I loved the Hardy Boys. I think because I had fantasies of inviting them into my fort or some such thing.

amber · #**1267** 12-31-2006, 06:30 PM

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Of course I did! With white painter pants. And an arrowhead necklace.

Hot.

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And I loved the Hardy Boys. I think because I had fantasies of inviting them into my fort or some such thing.

Small Sparky perv.

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I liked Fonzie better. Which would explain why I dig the dad pics.

What about this hot Baio/Zmed sandwich? This change your mind?

sparky · #**1268** 12-31-2006, 06:36 PM

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Originally Posted by amber

What about this hot Baio/Zmed sandwich? This change your mind?

I probably would have liked it 25 years ago. But I am so not into the boyish thing. Zmed however, grew up to be quite a stud.

rbs3676 · #**1269** 12-31-2006, 07:08 PM

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I probably would have liked it 25 years ago. But I am so not into the boyish thing. Zmed however, grew up to be quite a stud.

AMEN to that!

rbs

BlackWidow · #**1270** 01-01-2007, 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by sparky

I probably would have liked it 25 years ago. But I am so not into the boyish thing. Zmed however, grew up to be quite a stud.

not anymore...I just saw a photo of him recently and he looked like he just got out of Rehab for the 10th time..it was shocking!

amber · #**1271** 01-01-2007, 05:07 PM

^^^^
If I was Zmed, I would have been in rehab, too. He's like the poor man's Travolta, and the ugly man's Baio. So sad. Even though he's not ugly. And hey, I love(d) Grease II, but C'mon!

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...or taken seconds after not being cast as Punky Brewster.

Omg, I just saw this.

yeah, bitch stole my job. I coulda been soo Punky. I turned the role down because the writing on the show was so bad.

And why were there so many badly written sitcoms with kids in them in the 80's? I guess everyone suddenly forgot what was funny. And thought kids were cute. Both dangerous mindsets.
There was:
Punky
Small Wonder
Different Strokes
Facts of Life
Webster
Alf (okay, not totally about kids, but still not funny)
Cosby (better than the others, but still not hilarious)

and the one funny one, kinda, pretty funny, the kids were older - and thanks to Michael J. Fox and his comedic timing -
Family Ties

80's T.V. sucked so much balls overall, though.
Sitcoms that were funny in the 80's didn't have kids, or they did, but not cute.
Cheers
Married With Children
Golden Girls
Tracy Ullman
In Living Color
Empty Nest
Soap (was Soap in the early 80's, or 70's?)

My favorite 80's non sitcom shows:
Jake and the Fatman (huge crush on Jake, so hot)
Hart to Hart

BlackWidow · #**1272** 01-01-2007, 05:50 PM

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Originally Posted by amber

^^^^
If I was Zmed, I would have been in rehab, too. He's like the poor man's Travolta, and the ugly man's Baio. So sad. Even though he's not ugly. And hey, I love(d) Grease II, but C'mon!

Omg, I just saw this.

yeah, bitch stole my job. I coulda been soo Punky. I turned the role down because the writing on the show was so bad.

And why were there so many badly written sitcoms with kids in them in the 80's? I guess everyone suddenly forgot what was funny. And thought kids were cute. Both dangerous mindsets.
There was:
Punky
Small Wonder
Different Strokes
Facts of Life
Webster
Alf (okay, not totally about kids, but still not funny)
Cosby (better than the others, but still not hilarious)

and the one funny one, kinda, pretty funny, the kids were older - and thanks to Michael J. Fox and his comedic timing -
Family Ties

80's T.V. sucked so much balls overall, though.
Sitcoms that were funny in the 80's didn't have kids, or they did, but not cute.
Cheers
Married With Children
Golden Girls
Tracy Ullman
In Living Color
Empty Nest
Soap (was Soap in the early 80's, or 70's?)

My favorite 80's non sitcom shows:
Jake and the Fatman (huge crush on Jake, so hot)
Hart to Hart

OH YES!! What happened to "Jake"..Yummy..

amber · #**1273** 01-01-2007, 05:57 PM

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OH YES!! What happened to "Jake"..Yummy..

I read that he had to do a bit of rehab, but that he was okay. I also read he's a Cancer. I also read that he has had small parts in some stuff. But I've never seen him. But I love him, and he was so hot, and I want to see him again, if anyone spots him...

Oh, I also read that he's into being calm and...maybe some family stuff? I'll have to revisit that article. Man, he was hot. Seriously, I didn't and don't get crushes much, but my little 14 year old self and myself now loves that guy. So. Very. Hot. I think actually that he was/is my biggest media crush ever. Joe Penny.

carrie721 · #**1274** 01-01-2007, 06:01 PM

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Originally Posted by amber

Sitcoms that were funny in the 80's didn't have kids, or they did, but not cute.
Cheers
Married With Children
Golden Girls
Tracy Ullman
In Living Color
Empty Nest
Soap (was Soap in the early 80's, or 70's?)

My favorite 80's non sitcom shows:
Jake and the Fatman (huge crush on Jake, so hot)
Hart to Hart

omg, i love you for mentioning empty nest. that show was the ****! they stopped showing reruns here like 6 years ago ... very sad. and you forgot designing women.

BlackWidow · #**1275** 01-01-2007, 06:03 PM

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Originally Posted by amber

I read that he had to do a bit of rehab, but that he was okay. I also read he's a Cancer. I also read that he has had small parts in some stuff. But I've never seen him. But I love him, and he was so hot, and I want to see him again, if anyone spots him...

Oh, I also read that he's into being calm and...maybe some family stuff? I'll have to revisit that article. Man, he was hot. Seriously, I didn't and don't get crushes much, but my little 14 year old self and myself now loves that guy. So. Very. Hot. I think actually that he was/is my biggest media crush ever. Joe Perry.

ahh..Joe Perry...mmmmmmmmmmm