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Breakfast: I had to have pop-tarts, lol. Lunch: A granola bar. Supper: Roast chicken, pasta, and baked corn.

Hey X? I think you already did this focus as well...

Yeah, like soft-core porn.

MY WIIIIIIIIIIIIIIILD IIIIIIIIIIIRISH ROOOOOOOOOOOSE... THE SWEEEEEEEEETEST FLOOOOWER THAT GROOOOOOOOOOOOWS... YOU MAY SEARCH EVERYWHERE... BUT NONE CAN COMPARE... WITH MY WIIIIIIIIILD IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRISH ROOOOOOOOOOOOSE... *Gets hit with a tomato* GUY IN THE AUDIENCE: YOU SUCK!

Nope.

Then go along with the whole "Christmas in July" idea.

Aptly titled I think. I mean after all, it's a giant dark blue V, and it just keeps coming and coming and coming and coming while scary music plays in the background and you feel like you're doomed!

Just like my mom, lol. Everytime I hear that golden olden Christmas classic "Keep Christmas With You (All Through the Year)", I think of my mom because she LOVES Christmas. Thanksgiving's her favorite holiday though because there's really no secular value to it.

Breakfast: Nothing. Lunch: Nothing. Supper: Pasta, squash, and creasant rolls. Dessert: Jell-O.

I like I Love the 70s, I Love the 80s: Strikes Back, and I Love the Holidays.

Especially women who are like "So who's the rough and tough one now?"

I don't get to have oatmeal very often because it's hot nine out of every twelve months down here, and it's always such a hassle to make, but when I DO have oatmeal, I love LOTS of brown sugar and raisins in it!

Yeah, my mom was scared to death of The Wizard of Oz when she was a little thang, but ironically, it's her all time favorite movie. The old "Viacom V of Doom" still scared the living crap out of me as a child!

Normally, I'd say "big deal" because I mean, mosquito bites... it's summer, that's one of the things about summer. But a mosquito bit your EYE? ! :eek: Sorry to hear that!

Huh... now it's letting me on again, but only if I go through Google first. What's up with that?

Oh, I get it. That made me laugh now. That and the fact that IMDb says Twister's PG-13 rating is due to "Intense depiction of very bad weather". Whoooo! Getting back to the subject of violence in G-rated movies... there's a reason why it's called "comic violence" or "comedic violence"...

What on Earth on you talking about?

It's funny that you mention that. Stuart Little 2 has been rated PG for "brief, mild language", but I've watched both the original version, AND the director's cut version, and never heard a single swear word in there. THEN I later learned that, and Beau or somebody correct me if I'm wrong...

You know it!

Sorry. But they say, all good things must end eventually... heck, M*A*S*H would probably still be in production to this day if most of the cast and crew hadn't already said the time has come to end the war.