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The pleats are supposed to go on the front???
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I know it's very childish, but did anybody else like the movie "Spaceballs"? One of my favorite scenes is where Mel Brooks gets beamed across the ship and his head ends up backwards on his body. He looks down and says "Why didn't anybody tell me my a$$ was this big?!?!"
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'Cause he knows you didn't pay a nickel for any of those videos.
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'Cause he knows you didn't pay a nickel for any of those videos. [/B][/QUOTE]Shhhhhhh........ You're just mad mad because I got Bugs in Bunny of Seville and you don't. I got all his WW2 banned ones too. Nanny nanny boo boo...... Working on my next classic DVD compilation: Mister Trouble never hangs around When he hears this Mighty sound "Here I am to save the day" That means Mighty Mouse is on the way Yes sir, when there is a wrong to right Mighty Mouse will join the fight on the sea or on the land He gets the situation well in hand." Today's question: what was the name of the female heroine that Mighty always had to save?
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Wed Nov 09, 2005, 12:26pm
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Pick me! I know! If I'm right, do I get the Old Dork of the Day prize? Isn't it Pearl Pureheart? Oh, and for whatever it's worth, pleats (in front) are good, no cuffs. I haven't seen anyone with cuffs yet, but I'm not sure it gives the same "athletic" appearance we need to project. However, if we do go to cuffs, then there's no excuse for not wearing patents. 
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Wed Nov 09, 2005, 12:29pm
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You're just mad mad because I got Bugs in Bunny of Seville and you don't. I got all his WW2 banned ones too. Nanny nanny boo boo...... Working on my next classic DVD compilation: Mister Trouble never hangs around When he hears this Mighty sound "Here I am to save the day" That means Mighty Mouse is on the way Yes sir, when there is a wrong to right Mighty Mouse will join the fight on the sea or on the land He gets the situation well in hand." Today's question: what was the name of the female heroine that Mighty always had to save? [/B][/QUOTE] Uhhhhh... Penelope....no that was Underdog, or Dudley Do Right or something like that. Minnie...no that was Mickey Mouse. Ms. Lane...no that was Superman. Sheesh...I give up.
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You're just mad mad because I got Bugs in Bunny of Seville and you don't. I got all his WW2 banned ones too. Nanny nanny boo boo...... Working on my next classic DVD compilation: Mister Trouble never hangs around When he hears this Mighty sound "Here I am to save the day" That means Mighty Mouse is on the way Yes sir, when there is a wrong to right Mighty Mouse will join the fight on the sea or on the land He gets the situation well in hand." Today's question: what was the name of the female heroine that Mighty always had to save? [/B][/QUOTE] Good question, I'm gonna guess Mulva Mouse...? BTW, the Mighty Mouse song reminds me of early Andy Kaufman who used to just crack me up. I wasn't a big fan of his later stuff though.
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I don't know if cuffs will ever catch on, but if someone is tripping over their cuffs they need to go back to the tailor.
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It was Sweet Polly Purebred!!! Tell me what I won, Johnny!!! 
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Wed Nov 09, 2005, 01:24pm
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DOH!!! DUH!!!
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M&M is still the dork of the day, then.
Here is the prize! 
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If I'm right, do I get the Old Dork of the Day prize? Isn't it Pearl Pureheart? [/B][/QUOTE]That is the correct answer. Your old dork is on the way. Use it wisely.
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