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And as it turns out, similarly, Kramer's pinky toe story was originally meant to keep cutting back to a flashback of the entire incident, much like his and Newman's Keith Hernandez story, but since just Kramer telling the story got big enough laughs when filming, they decided it wasn't necessary...

And to make matters ever worse, she had posted on the internet a lenghty explanation for the various reasons why she never reported her rape after some idiot had the audacity to post something to the extent that rape is only legit if it's reported.

You're a metal fan, you ought to know that they put on some spectacular pyrotechnics and videographic visuals as well.

It turns out that Abigail Breslin had been raped, and I guess that may be why you never see her in anything anymore. :( :cry: As horrible as that is, I wonder whatever happened to her brother Spencer - I remember he was in a few movies there for a while, then just disappeared just as Abigail's...

Haven't seen you on the forum for a while, but in case you ever drop in again, you'll see that you haven't been forgotten! Hope you had a great day!

How about the Season 3 opener, with David and Oscar exchanging favors? "I'll do you a favuh fuh you if you do a favuh fuh me."

I've also noticed that from Episode 1 and throughout the 70s, Big Bird would often bob his head when he would walk, much like a number of species of real birds do. These are subtle little nuances that Caroll gave the characters, but it kind of makes me wonder why he eventually dropped them.

I've looked into alternatives, but they all have their own flaws as well. Dailymotion has become just as bad - if not worse - at deleting content as YouTube, and I think DM is really taking advantage of the fact that a lot of people have been migrating to them from YT; DM is also even worse...

How about silverfish? It's not uncommon to see them at random just about anytime of year . . . and especially in apartments, condos, and duplexs, for some reason.

I always thought Fusilli sounded like Cat from CATDOG, but like you say, with a different accent.

I get where Kirk is coming from, and I know there are some people out there who actually feel the same way that he does - that seeing the kind of behind-the-scenes stuff and such ruins the magic for them. At the same time, I see where Dan and Nate are coming from as well, especially Dan's...

Realistically, yes, but apparently during an interview, you're supposed to act like you're more interested in being a good fit for the team and that you want to show them that you have what it takes to be a real asset for their company. At least, that's what I've always been told.

I never actually watched THE LOUD HOUSE, but learning that Chris Savino created it, now I can see why the style looks so familiar.

I didn't read the OP thoroughly, and skimming lead me to believe this was strictly about our love stories and such. My bad. As far as dreams and failures go, well, as I mentioned in another thread (this may or may not have been before you returned, Newsie), I've admitted defeat with YouTube...

Booklice! OMG, I have to do battle with these darned things every summer, but I mean holy crap, they're an infestation right now! I usually only have to put up with them in my room during the summer, and occasionally other areas now and then, but this year, not only are they out way too early...

Kangaroo: Roo Lol

I was under the impression that's what it meant, but I wasn't aware that it was apparently stupid, lol. Then again, America has a problem with cutesy abbreviations for words because people are too lazy to say actual words.

I take it that it means something totally different down there than Americans think it means, or is it similar to what we call "four-lettered words" (not exactly swear words, but not quite clean either)?

How much of the following Americans-depicting-Aussies-in-fiction colloquialisms do actual Aussies actually have in their real-life vocabulary: "blazes," "bloke," "bloody," "bloomin'," "crikey," "sheila," "thunderbox"?

Wellll . . . hmm . . . should I share my story, or not? Ehh, why not? We all seem to be going through a phase of some sort around here lately haven't we? So, this past summer, I finally had the conversation with my dream girl (yes, the same one I've been talking about and refusing to name all...