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by littlebeast13 » Wed Feb 04, 2009 8:53 am
Sisyphean Fan wrote:minimetoo26 wrote:TBone got 2 JJC points, at least one of which was for him mentioning that BR549 is the greatest name for a band ever. Am I missing something? Please note, this is coming from someone who looked at NE1410S for 5 years before ever realizing there was actually a hidden message in his handle... and even then it was only because someone else pointed it out....)
Hee Haw? Junior Samples' Auto Sales? Call BR549?
I guess if it wasn't on Nickelodeon, you never saw it....
I'm in the Boogie Oogie Oogie is just Oogie camp. Unimaginative, ever for dance music.
I could have sworn that he agreed with us when we were talking about watching Hee Haw with our dads. But maybe that was Evil Squirrel.....
I did, but again, I doubt I ever saw it after I turned 10.
If it would have been on Nick at Nite in the late 80's/early 90's, I'd know all about it like I do Laugh In or Fernwood 2Night....
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by minimetoo26 » Wed Feb 04, 2009 8:54 am
Sisyphean Fan wrote:minimetoo26 wrote:TBone got 2 JJC points, at least one of which was for him mentioning that BR549 is the greatest name for a band ever. Am I missing something? Please note, this is coming from someone who looked at NE1410S for 5 years before ever realizing there was actually a hidden message in his handle... and even then it was only because someone else pointed it out....)
Hee Haw? Junior Samples' Auto Sales? Call BR549?
I guess if it wasn't on Nickelodeon, you never saw it....
I'm in the Boogie Oogie Oogie is just Oogie camp. Unimaginative, ever for dance music.
I could have sworn that he agreed with us when we were talking about watching Hee Haw with our dads. But maybe that was Evil Squirrel.....
It was DaveSenior.
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by DaveSenior72 » Wed Feb 04, 2009 9:06 am
Sisyphean Fan wrote:minimetoo26 wrote:TBone got 2 JJC points, at least one of which was for him mentioning that BR549 is the greatest name for a band ever. Am I missing something? Please note, this is coming from someone who looked at NE1410S for 5 years before ever realizing there was actually a hidden message in his handle... and even then it was only because someone else pointed it out....)
Hee Haw? Junior Samples' Auto Sales? Call BR549?
I guess if it wasn't on Nickelodeon, you never saw it....
I'm in the Boogie Oogie Oogie is just Oogie camp. Unimaginative, ever for dance music.
I could have sworn that he agreed with us when we were talking about watching Hee Haw with our dads. But maybe that was Evil Squirrel.....
You had a Dave-ja vu experience!
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by minimetoo26 » Wed Feb 04, 2009 9:20 am
DaveSenior72 wrote:Sisyphean Fan wrote:minimetoo26 wrote:
Hee Haw? Junior Samples' Auto Sales? Call BR549?
I guess if it wasn't on Nickelodeon, you never saw it....
I'm in the Boogie Oogie Oogie is just Oogie camp. Unimaginative, ever for dance music.
I could have sworn that he agreed with us when we were talking about watching Hee Haw with our dads. But maybe that was Evil Squirrel.....
You had a Dave-ja vu experience!
At least you know the songs! You'd think by now I've seen them often enough to learn what they are, but no.....
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by Estonut » Wed Feb 04, 2009 10:43 pm
littlebeast13 wrote:Estonut gets a JJC point for his continuing efforts to spell check every lyrics site I use....
Actually, I was taking a swipe at the songwriter, not you, LB. I figured it was some cowboy's spelling, since LA was spelled "Louisanana," too.
Were I correcting
you, I would have mentioned this:
11. I took my baby
too the pizza parlor
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by secondchance » Thu Feb 05, 2009 12:04 am
littlebeast13 wrote:3. I wanna squeeze her but I'm way too low
How sure are we that this shouldn't read "I wanna squeeze her butt; I'm way too low" ?
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by littlebeast13 » Thu Feb 05, 2009 12:08 am
Second Chance wrote:littlebeast13 wrote:3. I wanna squeeze her but I'm way too low
How sure are we that this shouldn't read "I wanna squeeze her butt; I'm way too low" ?
Did you know Fanny's dad?
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by Sisyphean Fan » Thu Feb 05, 2009 7:31 pm
littlebeast13 wrote:Second Chance wrote:littlebeast13 wrote:3. I wanna squeeze her but I'm way too low
How sure are we that this shouldn't read "I wanna squeeze her butt; I'm way too low" ?
Did you know Fanny's dad?
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Ha!
Anybody who knew my Dad was the better for it.
Push it real good!
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by secondchance » Fri Feb 06, 2009 11:23 am
Sisyphean Fan wrote:littlebeast13 wrote:Second Chance wrote:
How sure are we that this shouldn't read "I wanna squeeze her butt; I'm way too low" ?
Did you know Fanny's dad?
lb13
Ha!
Anybody who knew my Dad was the better for it.
Sounds like I wish I had...
backstory, por favor.
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by littlebeast13 » Fri Feb 06, 2009 11:56 am
Second Chance wrote:Sisyphean Fan wrote:littlebeast13 wrote:
Did you know Fanny's dad?
lb13
Ha!
Anybody who knew my Dad was the better for it.
Sounds like I wish I had...
backstory, por favor.
Check out Fanny's answers in this thread!
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by secondchance » Fri Feb 06, 2009 10:55 pm
I never met them, butt I think we would have all gottten along famously!
My daddy looooved to watch Hee Haw. Red Skelton, too.
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by Sisyphean Fan » Sat Feb 07, 2009 9:09 am
Second Chance wrote:I never met them, butt I think we would have all gottten along famously!
My daddy looooved to watch Hee Haw. Red Skelton, too.
It wasn't so much about the Hee Haw thing. If you read my answers to the game, I commented on my dad's interpretive singing.
I bet somebody in Clem's family likes to watch Red Skelton.
Push it real good!
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by SportsFan68 » Sat Feb 07, 2009 2:09 pm
Sisyphean Fan wrote:Second Chance wrote:I never met them, butt I think we would have all gottten along famously!
My daddy looooved to watch Hee Haw. Red Skelton, too.
It wasn't so much about the Hee Haw thing. If you read my answers to the game, I commented on my dad's interpretive singing.
I bet somebody in Clem's family likes to watch Red Skelton.
I bet that too.
Except, I bet that we can't get that bet.
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by clem21 » Sat Feb 07, 2009 6:00 pm
SportsFan68 wrote:Sisyphean Fan wrote:Second Chance wrote:I never met them, butt I think we would have all gottten along famously!
My daddy looooved to watch Hee Haw. Red Skelton, too.
It wasn't so much about the Hee Haw thing. If you read my answers to the game, I commented on my dad's interpretive singing.
I bet somebody in Clem's family likes to watch Red Skelton.
I bet that too.
Except, I bet that we can't get that bet.
You both bet wrong.
It was my second grade teacher who gave me the nickname...
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by secondchance » Mon Feb 09, 2009 4:58 am
clem21 wrote:SportsFan68 wrote:Sisyphean Fan wrote:
It wasn't so much about the Hee Haw thing. If you read my answers to the game, I commented on my dad's interpretive singing.
I bet somebody in Clem's family likes to watch Red Skelton.
I bet that too.
Except, I bet that we can't get that bet.
You both bet wrong.
It was my second grade teacher who gave me the nickname...
Actually, I
was referring to dad's interpretive singing... hence my spelling of the word "but" above.
We did a lot of silly singing in our family too. The Hee Haw connection is bonus.
Now we need to figure out just
why Clem's teacher gave him the nickname. And then proceed to tease him unmercifully about it.
