Confession Time! ((ABSOLUTELY NO JUDGEMENT))
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I LOVED Supermarket Sweep man.kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »kelly_c_77 wrote: »Hey, anyone ever watch Supermarket Sweep back in the day? That show was awesome.
Yes! Wasn't there another store game show that was in a mall? Or maybe not a mall, but had different department stores?
I confess that I used to hate watching America's Most Wanted & any of the 48 Hrs. murder kind of shows when I was younger, but I love the ID Channel now!
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List of shows I watched growing up. Remember, no judgement.
Full House
Family Matters
Clarissa Explains It All
Step by Step
Home Improvement (Jonathan Taylor Thomas was my TV boyfriend)
Tales From The Crypt
Fraggle Rock
Dinosaurs (Not the Mama)
Hey Dude
Darkwing Duck
Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers
BH 90210
Roseanne
Boys Meets World (How hot did Topanga grow up?!)
This is not a complete list, my brain just can't think of anything else right now. I may have been allowed to watch a little too much TV growing up.
This is my list too...
I loved the TGIF set of shows. Oh Perfect Strangers was another show I liked as well.
I confess that it always ticks me off when sitcom shows either age characters out of the blue or write them off with no explanation.
An example:
Judy on Family Matters was the middle child for a few seasons, & the next season she disappeared without a mention.0 -
Bill Cosby was arrest around the time my mom decided to make more tamales. She told me she remembered when I made her watch it with me before I had to leave for school.0
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kelly_c_77 wrote: »pofoster21 wrote: »List of shows I watched growing up. Remember, no judgement.
Full House
Family Matters
Clarissa Explains It All
Step by Step
Home Improvement (Jonathan Taylor Thomas was my TV boyfriend)
Tales From The Crypt
Fraggle Rock
Dinosaurs (Not the Mama)
Hey Dude
Darkwing Duck
Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers
BH 90210
Roseanne
Boys Meets World (How hot did Topanga grow up?!)
This is not a complete list, my brain just can't think of anything else right now. I may have been allowed to watch a little too much TV growing up.
This is my list too...
I loved the TGIF set of shows. Oh Perfect Strangers was another show I liked as well.
I loved Perfect Strangers! I wish they still had TGIF and things like that. The stuff they have now is SO lame.
I loved perfect strangers too!
How about Bosom Buddies??? The young Tom Hanks in drag!!
I remember Bosom Buddies!!
How about Charles in Charge?? AWESOME show!
Mr. Belvedere? (sp?)
ALF?
I remember Charles In Charge!
Scott Baio, John Stamos, & Mario Lopez hardly ever age.0 -
kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »rungirl1973 wrote: »rungirl1973 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »If we're going with childhood favorites, where are my teenage mutant ninja turtles lovers at?
He-Man!
Smurfs
Snorks
Ren and Stimpy
My sister and I used to get in knock-down drag-out fights after school because I wanted to watch Scooby Doo and she wanted to watch Mr Rogers. Mom made us take turns.
To add to this list:
Gem
Rocko's Modern Life
Tiny Toons
Thundercats
Does anyone remember Garbage Pail Kids?!
Loved it!
And for the younger gang, my kids were always watching:
CatDog
Rugrats
Hey Arnold
What was that dare thing where everybody always got covered in slime?
Lizzy McGuire
Even Stevens
I loved Even Stevens!!
Going a little more old school than that...
Anyone watch Pete and Pete? Salute Your Shorts?
More shows I watched (some I vaguely remember watching)
Eureka's Castle (I know I watched this one growing up, but can't remember much about it)
Salute Your Shorts
Hey Dude
Punky Brewster
Blossom
Mickey Mouse Club (the one with Justin Timberlake, JC Chasez, Britney Spears, & Ryan Gosling was even on the show)
Mama's Family (it's funny that Betty White plays the daughter when she's older)
Growing Pains
I remember going to the babysitter's house & she would watch all the old game shows on the Game Show Network like Match Game (that host looked & acted so pervy), Name That Tune, & To Tell The Truth. I'm pretty sure she watched Price Is Right every morning too.
I watched Eureka's Castle (but didn't really like it) and Growing Pains.
Growing Pains was good until Leonardo DiCaprio showed up.0 -
kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »List of shows I watched growing up. Remember, no judgement.
Full House
Family Matters
Clarissa Explains It All
Step by Step
Home Improvement (Jonathan Taylor Thomas was my TV boyfriend)
Tales From The Crypt
Fraggle Rock
Dinosaurs (Not the Mama)
Hey Dude
Darkwing Duck
Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers
BH 90210
Roseanne
Boys Meets World (How hot did Topanga grow up?!)
This is not a complete list, my brain just can't think of anything else right now. I may have been allowed to watch a little too much TV growing up.
This is my list too...
I loved the TGIF set of shows. Oh Perfect Strangers was another show I liked as well.
I confess that it always ticks me off when sitcom shows either age characters out of the blue or write them off with no explanation.
An example:
Judy on Family Matters was the middle child for a few seasons, & the next season she disappeared without a mention.
Just as bad is when an actor/actress quits and so they replace them in the next season with someone who doesn't even look remotely the same.0 -
Carlos_421 wrote: »kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »List of shows I watched growing up. Remember, no judgement.
Full House
Family Matters
Clarissa Explains It All
Step by Step
Home Improvement (Jonathan Taylor Thomas was my TV boyfriend)
Tales From The Crypt
Fraggle Rock
Dinosaurs (Not the Mama)
Hey Dude
Darkwing Duck
Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers
BH 90210
Roseanne
Boys Meets World (How hot did Topanga grow up?!)
This is not a complete list, my brain just can't think of anything else right now. I may have been allowed to watch a little too much TV growing up.
This is my list too...
I loved the TGIF set of shows. Oh Perfect Strangers was another show I liked as well.
I confess that it always ticks me off when sitcom shows either age characters out of the blue or write them off with no explanation.
An example:
Judy on Family Matters was the middle child for a few seasons, & the next season she disappeared without a mention.
Just as bad is when an actor/actress quits and so they replace them in the next season with someone who doesn't even look remotely the same.
Yeah like Roseanne & replacing the original Becky.0 -
Just looked up the other shopping game show challenge & it was Shop 'til You Drop
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kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »kelly_c_77 wrote: »Hey, anyone ever watch Supermarket Sweep back in the day? That show was awesome.
Yes! Wasn't there another store game show that was in a mall? Or maybe not a mall, but had different department stores?
I confess that I used to hate watching America's Most Wanted & any of the 48 Hrs. murder kind of shows when I was younger, but I love the ID Channel now!
Yes, I remember that one..I can't remember the name though!!kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »List of shows I watched growing up. Remember, no judgement.
Full House
Family Matters
Clarissa Explains It All
Step by Step
Home Improvement (Jonathan Taylor Thomas was my TV boyfriend)
Tales From The Crypt
Fraggle Rock
Dinosaurs (Not the Mama)
Hey Dude
Darkwing Duck
Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers
BH 90210
Roseanne
Boys Meets World (How hot did Topanga grow up?!)
This is not a complete list, my brain just can't think of anything else right now. I may have been allowed to watch a little too much TV growing up.
This is my list too...
I loved the TGIF set of shows. Oh Perfect Strangers was another show I liked as well.
I confess that it always ticks me off when sitcom shows either age characters out of the blue or write them off with no explanation.
An example:
Judy on Family Matters was the middle child for a few seasons, & the next season she disappeared without a mention.
Just as bad is when an actor/actress quits and so they replace them in the next season with someone who doesn't even look remotely the same.
Yeah like Roseanne & replacing the original Becky.
YES!!
And yes to Blossom too!! Haha!!0 -
pofoster21 wrote: »kelly_c_77 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »And speaking of old computer games, anyone else have "computer lab day" in school where your class got to go down to the computer room to play Oregon Trail on floppy disk??
Yes, Oregon Trail was the best game ever..until you died of cholera. ...
I never heard of that one. Though I remember floppy disks!
I played Oregon trail on floppy disks during elementary school!!0 -
Carlos_421 wrote: »kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »rungirl1973 wrote: »rungirl1973 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »If we're going with childhood favorites, where are my teenage mutant ninja turtles lovers at?
He-Man!
Smurfs
Snorks
Ren and Stimpy
My sister and I used to get in knock-down drag-out fights after school because I wanted to watch Scooby Doo and she wanted to watch Mr Rogers. Mom made us take turns.
To add to this list:
Gem
Rocko's Modern Life
Tiny Toons
Thundercats
Does anyone remember Garbage Pail Kids?!
Loved it!
And for the younger gang, my kids were always watching:
CatDog
Rugrats
Hey Arnold
What was that dare thing where everybody always got covered in slime?
Lizzy McGuire
Even Stevens
I loved Even Stevens!!
Going a little more old school than that...
Anyone watch Pete and Pete? Salute Your Shorts?
More shows I watched (some I vaguely remember watching)
Eureka's Castle (I know I watched this one growing up, but can't remember much about it)
Salute Your Shorts
Hey Dude
Punky Brewster
Blossom
Mickey Mouse Club (the one with Justin Timberlake, JC Chasez, Britney Spears, & Ryan Gosling was even on the show)
Mama's Family (it's funny that Betty White plays the daughter when she's older)
Growing Pains
I remember going to the babysitter's house & she would watch all the old game shows on the Game Show Network like Match Game (that host looked & acted so pervy), Name That Tune, & To Tell The Truth. I'm pretty sure she watched Price Is Right every morning too.
I watched Eureka's Castle (but didn't really like it) and Growing Pains.
Growing Pains was good until Leonardo DiCaprio showed up.
Do you remember the show Weinerville?
Randomly a few weeks ago my 30-year-old sister busted out "I'm Boney I'm Boney leave me aloney!" That's the only thing about that show that I remember.0 -
petunia773 wrote: »pofoster21 wrote: »kelly_c_77 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »And speaking of old computer games, anyone else have "computer lab day" in school where your class got to go down to the computer room to play Oregon Trail on floppy disk??
Yes, Oregon Trail was the best game ever..until you died of cholera. ...
I never heard of that one. Though I remember floppy disks!
I played Oregon trail on floppy disks during elementary school!!
I remember playing that.
Do you guys remember in gym class when we had to use those stupid boards with wheels that you sat on & ran over your fingers?
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List of shows I watched growing up. Remember, no judgement.
Full House
Family Matters
Clarissa Explains It All
Step by Step
Home Improvement (Jonathan Taylor Thomas was my TV boyfriend)
Tales From The Crypt
Fraggle Rock
Dinosaurs (Not the Mama)
Hey Dude
Darkwing Duck
Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers
BH 90210
Roseanne
Boys Meets World (How hot did Topanga grow up?!)
This is not a complete list, my brain just can't think of anything else right now. I may have been allowed to watch a little too much TV growing up.
A stupid trivia fact I know:
The guy who voiced the baby dinosaur in Dinosaurs was the voice of Elmo.0 -
kelly_c_77 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »And speaking of old computer games, anyone else have "computer lab day" in school where your class got to go down to the computer room to play Oregon Trail on floppy disk??
Yes, Oregon Trail was the best game ever..until you died of cholera. ...
What kind of game is that? Reminds me of Leisure Suit Larry......it was all fun and games until you got VD from a hooker and died!0 -
I played Oregon Trail and Carmen Sandiego, and Mo's list has stuff I know on it! I loved Full House and Boy Meets World too and I watched Home Improvement with my dad, who is pretty much a less-disaster-prone Tim Allen in real life which is I think why he liked it so much.
Tangent: Later on, I remember my dad watching That 70s Show and saying "No, no, never mind Home Improvement, THIS was my life! I was Eric Foreman!" to my mom and I. He was in his mid-teens at the beginning of the 70s and he's never identified so closely with a TV character, it's pretty cute.
I've never seen a TV character I felt that way about, but I do think that the movie Superbad was probably the closest thing to my high school experience (barring the McLovin stuff, haha.) I feel like I knew those guys and they showed up at my friends' parties.
This particular plot of that movie made me laugh until I could not breath.0 -
kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »petunia773 wrote: »pofoster21 wrote: »kelly_c_77 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »And speaking of old computer games, anyone else have "computer lab day" in school where your class got to go down to the computer room to play Oregon Trail on floppy disk??
Yes, Oregon Trail was the best game ever..until you died of cholera. ...
I never heard of that one. Though I remember floppy disks!
I played Oregon trail on floppy disks during elementary school!!
I remember playing that.
Do you guys remember in gym class when we had to use those stupid boards with wheels that you sat on & ran over your fingers?
Stupid?!? Those were amazing! If you walked into the gym and saw those (or the parachute) you knew it was gonna be a fun gym class!0 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »pofoster21 wrote: »pofoster21 wrote: »List of shows I watched growing up. Remember, no judgement.
Full House
Family Matters
Clarissa Explains It All
Step by Step
Home Improvement (Jonathan Taylor Thomas was my TV boyfriend)
Tales From The Crypt
Fraggle Rock
Dinosaurs (Not the Mama)
Hey Dude
Darkwing Duck
Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers
BH 90210
Roseanne
Boys Meets World (How hot did Topanga grow up?!)
This is not a complete list, my brain just can't think of anything else right now. I may have been allowed to watch a little too much TV growing up.
This is my list too...
I loved the TGIF set of shows. Oh Perfect Strangers was another show I liked as well.
I loved Perfect Strangers! I wish they still had TGIF and things like that. The stuff they have now is SO lame.
I loved perfect strangers too!
How about Bosom Buddies??? The young Tom Hanks in drag!!
I know! Like Robin Williams not very auspicious beginnings.... Although I watched that show avidly.
Mork and Mindy!
They have that on Netflix and Mindy never wears a bra.
Seriously? Now I will have to look!0 -
Only one night a week when we order in, the food that sticks to the lid of the container doesn't count/doesn't get logged. Yup.0
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kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »rungirl1973 wrote: »rungirl1973 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »If we're going with childhood favorites, where are my teenage mutant ninja turtles lovers at?
He-Man!
Smurfs
Snorks
Ren and Stimpy
My sister and I used to get in knock-down drag-out fights after school because I wanted to watch Scooby Doo and she wanted to watch Mr Rogers. Mom made us take turns.
To add to this list:
Gem
Rocko's Modern Life
Tiny Toons
Thundercats
Does anyone remember Garbage Pail Kids?!
Loved it!
And for the younger gang, my kids were always watching:
CatDog
Rugrats
Hey Arnold
What was that dare thing where everybody always got covered in slime?
Lizzy McGuire
Even Stevens
I loved Even Stevens!!
Going a little more old school than that...
Anyone watch Pete and Pete? Salute Your Shorts?
More shows I watched (some I vaguely remember watching)
Eureka's Castle (I know I watched this one growing up, but can't remember much about it)
Salute Your Shorts
Hey Dude
Punky Brewster
Blossom
Mickey Mouse Club (the one with Justin Timberlake, JC Chasez, Britney Spears, & Ryan Gosling was even on the show)
Mama's Family (it's funny that Betty White plays the daughter when she's older)
Growing Pains
I remember going to the babysitter's house & she would watch all the old game shows on the Game Show Network like Match Game (that host looked & acted so pervy), Name That Tune, & To Tell The Truth. I'm pretty sure she watched Price Is Right every morning too.
I watched Eureka's Castle (but didn't really like it) and Growing Pains.
Growing Pains was good until Leonardo DiCaprio showed up.
Do you remember the show Weinerville?
Randomly a few weeks ago my 30-year-old sister busted out "I'm Boney I'm Boney leave me aloney!" That's the only thing about that show that I remember.
Haha!! Weirdest variety show of all time!!0 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »petunia773 wrote: »pofoster21 wrote: »kelly_c_77 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »And speaking of old computer games, anyone else have "computer lab day" in school where your class got to go down to the computer room to play Oregon Trail on floppy disk??
Yes, Oregon Trail was the best game ever..until you died of cholera. ...
I never heard of that one. Though I remember floppy disks!
I played Oregon trail on floppy disks during elementary school!!
I remember playing that.
Do you guys remember in gym class when we had to use those stupid boards with wheels that you sat on & ran over your fingers?
Stupid?!? Those were amazing! If you walked into the gym and saw those (or the parachute) you knew it was gonna be a fun gym class!
Seriously!! The roller boards (aka dollies in the grown up world) were second only to dodgeball!!!0 -
Carlos_421 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »petunia773 wrote: »pofoster21 wrote: »kelly_c_77 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »And speaking of old computer games, anyone else have "computer lab day" in school where your class got to go down to the computer room to play Oregon Trail on floppy disk??
Yes, Oregon Trail was the best game ever..until you died of cholera. ...
I never heard of that one. Though I remember floppy disks!
I played Oregon trail on floppy disks during elementary school!!
I remember playing that.
Do you guys remember in gym class when we had to use those stupid boards with wheels that you sat on & ran over your fingers?
Stupid?!? Those were amazing! If you walked into the gym and saw those (or the parachute) you knew it was gonna be a fun gym class!
Seriously!! The roller boards (aka dollies in the grown up world) were second only to dodgeball!!!
Between your show choices and game memories I think we could have been friends.
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marissafit06 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »petunia773 wrote: »pofoster21 wrote: »kelly_c_77 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »And speaking of old computer games, anyone else have "computer lab day" in school where your class got to go down to the computer room to play Oregon Trail on floppy disk??
Yes, Oregon Trail was the best game ever..until you died of cholera. ...
I never heard of that one. Though I remember floppy disks!
I played Oregon trail on floppy disks during elementary school!!
I remember playing that.
Do you guys remember in gym class when we had to use those stupid boards with wheels that you sat on & ran over your fingers?
Stupid?!? Those were amazing! If you walked into the gym and saw those (or the parachute) you knew it was gonna be a fun gym class!
Seriously!! The roller boards (aka dollies in the grown up world) were second only to dodgeball!!!
Between your show choices and game memories I think we could have been friends.
Haha! Class of 2005?
ETA what if we actually were friends as kids and we just don't realize it because we don't recognize each other on here??!!!! 0 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »petunia773 wrote: »pofoster21 wrote: »kelly_c_77 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »And speaking of old computer games, anyone else have "computer lab day" in school where your class got to go down to the computer room to play Oregon Trail on floppy disk??
Yes, Oregon Trail was the best game ever..until you died of cholera. ...
I never heard of that one. Though I remember floppy disks!
I played Oregon trail on floppy disks during elementary school!!
I remember playing that.
Do you guys remember in gym class when we had to use those stupid boards with wheels that you sat on & ran over your fingers?
Stupid?!? Those were amazing! If you walked into the gym and saw those (or the parachute) you knew it was gonna be a fun gym class!
They were just playing with those at P's school yesterday..if I'm thinking of the same thing. They actually had little ropes tied to them so they could pull each other around.
They also played with a parachute last week!
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Italian_Buju wrote: »kelly_c_77 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »And speaking of old computer games, anyone else have "computer lab day" in school where your class got to go down to the computer room to play Oregon Trail on floppy disk??
Yes, Oregon Trail was the best game ever..until you died of cholera. ...
What kind of game is that? Reminds me of Leisure Suit Larry......it was all fun and games until you got VD from a hooker and died!
Woah, definitely never played that one! Hahaha0 -
MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »CountessKitteh wrote: »Susieq_1994 wrote: »Italian_Buju wrote: »
I *think* she meant the raw eggs, not boiled. I DO keep my boiled eggs for quite a while, though, if I haven't peeled them right after boiling. Unpeeled, they last a long time. Peeled, they start to smell a bit funky after a while.
She meant the raw ones. I never bother boiling just-bought eggs. I pick them up a week in advance. They always peel super easily when they're "old."
I tried the vinegar thing this morning. It seemed to work really well.
Yay!! I am glad I could help. I'd hate to see your walls covered in boiled egg.
I'm not the egg thrower. I can't remember who that was. @peleroja or @ShibaEars ?
Oops! Confused...but I would hate to see anyone's walls covered in hard, or even worse, soft boiled eggs. It was @ShibaEars
Haha, I'd never throw anything in our kitchen, it's all shiny cabinets and stainless backsplash and cleaning them is bad enough without intentionally making it worse. I know we've discussed how much I hate stainless steel before but I HATE STAINLESS STEEL. And my stupid contemporary shiny cabinets.
I really am a huge grump lately, huh?
Moi aussi. I have dogs. I do not want to spend all my free time cleaning.0 -
kelly_c_77 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »petunia773 wrote: »pofoster21 wrote: »kelly_c_77 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »And speaking of old computer games, anyone else have "computer lab day" in school where your class got to go down to the computer room to play Oregon Trail on floppy disk??
Yes, Oregon Trail was the best game ever..until you died of cholera. ...
I never heard of that one. Though I remember floppy disks!
I played Oregon trail on floppy disks during elementary school!!
I remember playing that.
Do you guys remember in gym class when we had to use those stupid boards with wheels that you sat on & ran over your fingers?
Stupid?!? Those were amazing! If you walked into the gym and saw those (or the parachute) you knew it was gonna be a fun gym class!
They were just playing with those at P's school yesterday..if I'm thinking of the same thing. They actually had little ropes tied to them so they could pull each other around.
They also played with a parachute last week!
I'm surprised they let kids play with those now, I remember them being rolling finger-crunching devices. I also remember how fast you could get going before you hit the wall, haha.0 -
arditarose wrote: »sigh...When I found that I couldn't eat peanut butter in moderation, and had to get it out of my apartment ASAP, I not only threw it away-I drowned the jar in water first so I wouldn't be tempted...
I can't believe I shared that.
This made me laugh! Totally something that I would do. I just have this weird image of you holding it under the water going 'shhhhh I'm sorry but we can't be together'.0 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »TigerNY128 wrote: »kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »kelly_c_77 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »pofoster21 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »I have never:
Experienced online dating
Watched Glee
Had a bowl haircut
Worn a fauxhawk
Liked Sesame Street
Well I can join you in all these except Sesame Street. I loved SS. I loved Mr. Snuffalufagus. (SP?).
He was my favorite too!
I tried online dating
Watched Glee one time
Never had a bowl haircut or a fauxhawk
I have never
Watched The Real Housewives of Anywhere or Keeping up with Anyone
I've never watched the Real Housewives or Keeping up with whoever but I do think both have been on in the cardio room at the gym (I don't think that counts since I really wasn't watching even if I'd had control of it).
I've also never watched:
any "Swap" shows
How I met your mother
Game of Thrones
99% of everything else on TV
I've seen Keeping up with.. a few times.
No to all the others listed.
I do like reality tv though..
a little too much. And that is a confession...
I've confessed that before in here too, I know! I love terrible TV. It's all TLC and cooking competitions and Animal Planet at my house, all the time, and I have no shame.
I watched My 600 Pound Life & Skin Tight (new show) on Wednesday.
What is Skin Tight?? I watch 600 Pound Life.
Skin Tight was the second hour of My 600 Pound Life (I don't think these were people that were on My 600 Pound Life). They featured two people who lost a lot of weight & had a lot of loose skin & detailed the surgeries they undertook & how they looked after the surgeries.
Watching it made me wish I could get surgery on my arms, legs, & lower stomach.
I watched both of those, too. I thought the blond chick on Skin Tight was a whiner. She didn't like her loose skin, but then she didn't like her scars after the surgery. She seemed to get better at the end. I probably won't watch that again, but it DVRed along with my 600 LB Life, so I gave it a shot.
And this. She made me cry in the beginning but I was angry that she was so whiny at the end.
I PVR's 600 lb Life just for fun and Skin Tight recorded too.
I just wanna know... who throws a big party to show off their new surgically altered self? Isn't that a little... off?0 -
I played Oregon Trail and Carmen Sandiego, and Mo's list has stuff I know on it! I loved Full House and Boy Meets World too and I watched Home Improvement with my dad, who is pretty much a less-disaster-prone Tim Allen in real life which is I think why he liked it so much.
Tangent: Later on, I remember my dad watching That 70s Show and saying "No, no, never mind Home Improvement, THIS was my life! I was Eric Foreman!" to my mom and I. He was in his mid-teens at the beginning of the 70s and he's never identified so closely with a TV character, it's pretty cute.
I've never seen a TV character I felt that way about, but I do think that the movie Superbad was probably the closest thing to my high school experience (barring the McLovin stuff, haha.) I feel like I knew those guys and they showed up at my friends' parties.
Unfortunately, Dazed and Confused is the closest to mine. I saw that movie with a friend from high school and we could match up all the characters with people we'd known.1 -
Italian_Buju wrote: »kelly_c_77 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »And speaking of old computer games, anyone else have "computer lab day" in school where your class got to go down to the computer room to play Oregon Trail on floppy disk??
Yes, Oregon Trail was the best game ever..until you died of cholera. ...
What kind of game is that? Reminds me of Leisure Suit Larry......it was all fun and games until you got VD from a hooker and died!
Now THAT reminds me of someone...
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