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No problem Becky! Aw, you're welcome Cullen, and thanks! When is Daniel Croxton ever in the background? Oh yeah, in those episodes where he just simply walks around the Compound for the sake of making the camp look full and active! :p

Aww, nobody cares about Beakie's birthday this year. :p

Nah, I've just been following in your footsteps all this time! ;)

No problem Colby, thanks for being a great friend!

And now, to carry on with what this thread was going to be about: the retrospectiveness! Part One: The Dark Ages (2003-2004) :wisdom: At the time, I was thinking that 2003 was just about the best year of my entire life (but then again, that's what I was thinking about 2005 when it rolled...

Yeah, you're right, some weird person out there decided to pick three random names from a hat and say they're going to play The Chipettes, so that's how it was announced Drew Barrymore would play Brittany, Jojo would play Jeanette, and Miley Cyrus would play Eleanor.

You're right William; while there ARE notable similarities between the characters (ball caps, denim vests, both simpletons from the country, and the names "Ernest T." and "Ernest P."), it's really more of a coincidence than anything (like the whole Jeanette from The Chipmunks and Irma from TMNT...

Really? Because I heard that she's been hiding under her bed lately, and won't come out, even for her sisters, or Simon for that matter! T'anks, and you got it! No problemo, and thanks! Thanks Count! Aww, sorry to hear that man! Six years is quite a milestone as well, because that's how long...

It's a cold winter's days, and the little children head out to play. The dance about in the cold powder or pink, girls giving their guys subtle winks. Making Snowth angels, and making Snowthmen, in winter you can do these again and again. While reading this intro, you may hiss and boo, but...

I think I might as well anyway... after all, I didn't plan on doing the full retrospective on just that day of August 8 anyway. But still, I'm kind of upset that I actually DID miss the real deal.

I just now realized I missed my own five-year anniversary of being a member of MC! That was TWO weeks ago! Now I'm depressed because I had been planning on doing another retrospective thread! I guess I could still do that, but since I actually missed my own anniversary, it doesn't seem quite...

Sounds like that feature that comes with Microsoft Word actually, lol. But yeah, unfortunately, since "Muppet" is a "made-up" word, then it's not going to be recognized. In fact, if you look up "Muppet" in the encyclopedia, it gives you a "See "Henson, Jim." "Muppet" isn't even in the...

Alright Davo, let me talk to you some about the subject... First of all, you can blame the whole "Rant Files" thing on our resident Count, as I simply posted the thread with no real title to it since he seems to edit the title of my threads anyway; in this case, the threat became "Bolt", from...

When I was five, six, seven or so, a lot of girls would say "like" a lot, lol.

See what you did Count? But anyway Davo, unfortunately, I really don't agree with you this time... I mean, nobody in this world uses perfect/correct grammer all the time, I think because of the circumstances, "literally" is pretty much the more correct sounding word to use in such cases...

I doubt any true M*A*S*H fan other than Beakie actually gets this. BTW Beakie, I don't believe Charles will pop out of your cake, but I sent you a YouTube video of David Ogden Stiers, I'm sure you'll love! ;)

True. And everytime he told a lie, they chopped one out. True or false: Ernest P. Worrell is a rip-off of Ernest T. Bass.

BEAKIE: Charles, I'd love to join you for dinner this evening. CHARLES: Splendid, a wonderful girl like you certainly deserves a nice dinner on your special day. HAWKEYE: Precisely, how would you like to spend the weekend in Tokyo? BEAKIE: With Charles? I'd love to. CHARLES: Ah...

Like I said, NOBODY I know, whether it's real-life, or online, actually likes Miley Cyrus.

Correct, the first video game was "Space War", and it had no sound whatsoever.