Chat ain't no party, Chat ain't no disco, Chat ain't no fooling around

Title by Miss Shnitzel

Good morning, all. We made it to Wednesday.

whats a K update? is this exbf? go for it

Bloodhound Detective Agency, whenever there's trouble we're there on the double, Mr. Bloodhound isn't here.

I know what I'll be YouTube-ing tonight.

I liked the one where they were kidnapped and used a pinhole camera to figure out where they were going while trapped in the back of a truck.

#59: Oh geez.  Was it a good email?  *is nosy*

I got the 3-2-1 Contact Magazine when I was a kid.  :D

#65: Me too!!!  We so rule.

My favorite BHG was the one where there was a "ghost" in the yard of that house, but it ended up being cleverly used light, pheromones, and moths!

I don't think I did that. I just vaguely remember seeing it on PBS.

I also remember when I'm only a Bill, yes I'm only a Bill and I'm sitting here on National Hill actually played on PBS.

And some logic-puzzle based shorts that had lots of flash and cool music. Not that i remember what it was called, but I'd probably recognize them if I saw them.

And I'll stand by what I said when I said that us Children of the 80s had the best programs growing up. :D

Tigzy will remember. About two weeks ago I sent him an e-mail saying I didn't think I could even be friends with him anymore. I didn't hear anything thinking okay it over. I get this e-mail from him today that was pretty snotty. Saying why do I always feel sorry for myself, blah, blah, all the crappy stuff going on in his life. Then he has the nerve to end it by saying "Can we make up?".   Duh! NO! You f'n loser. I will not respond.

I remember Bill Cosby's "Picture Pages."  Man, I'd be so happy when I'd find a place that gave away the Picture Pages and I could do them right along with him.

Why is my mind full of this useless stuff? LOL

Laura:  I remember that one.  Sounds so absurd now. :D

There was also the one where the fake space rock was magnetized so Charles Atlas couldn't pick it up.

#70: OMG.  To him I would have to say, "BUH-BYE!"  He is so not worth any more of your energy.

Original Post by hkellick:

I don't think I did that. I just vaguely remember seeing it on PBS.

I also remember when I'm only a Bill, yes I'm only a Bill and I'm sitting here on National Hill actually played on PBS.

 I think it played on regular TV too. I got my nephew the CD & DVD of School House Rock.

And Square One Televison. That was just Groovie. :D

Good call, Kim. Clearly, he's still very much all about him. I stand by what I said. Break contact and keep it broken.

Square One rocked, although it was a little later on...

Original Post by kimne:

Original Post by hkellick:

I don't think I did that. I just vaguely remember seeing it on PBS.

I also remember when I'm only a Bill, yes I'm only a Bill and I'm sitting here on National Hill actually played on PBS.

 I think it played on regular TV too. I got my nephew the CD & DVD of School House Rock.

Yah. I also have the CD and the DVD.

Whenever we have kids, we're going to make sure they grow up on the GOOD stuff. >;D

*nod* Schoolhouse Rock was originally on ABC Saturday mornings in the early-mid-'70's.  And re-run foreverandever.

Original Post by justlaura:

I remember Bill Cosby's "Picture Pages."  Man, I'd be so happy when I'd find a place that gave away the Picture Pages and I could do them right along with him.

Why is my mind full of this useless stuff? LOL

 Just remember that "knowledge is power"

HAHA

Those ads always made me laugh

Was Schoolhouse Rock ever shown on PBS?  I only remember it being on commercial network(s).