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mbanjo - Posted - 12/06/2012: 18:30:05
unfortunately Dawn doesn't think about anything more, since her accident left her Brain Dead
Alaina - Posted - 12/07/2012: 08:32:25
Well if you didn't talk about her crack so much, she might not have been so delusional as to think that she could fly off the five-story building...
mbanjo - Posted - 12/07/2012: 10:46:29
The inscription on the grave explains it all...
Delta Dawn, Delta Dawn, what's that Tower you jumped from
I could see you trying to fly as you've gone by
And did I hear you say he was expectin' you here today
To take you to his mansion in the sky-eye
Alaina - Posted - 12/07/2012: 11:29:12
I think we should pay our respects and then take the last word out to lunch
mbanjo - Posted - 12/07/2012: 11:49:40
Sonic sounds good to me.............but as I mentioned elsewhere not available here
Alaina - Posted - 12/07/2012: 11:58:27
Hmm... I could mail you some, but I don't think it would be nearly as good by that point
Alaina - Posted - 12/07/2012: 12:24:12
You know, I just ran out of liquid nitrogen last night when I was trying to freeze a certain person in cryogenic sleep... It didn't work
Alaina - Posted - 12/07/2012: 13:01:35
and then the last word took what little I had left because he didn't want to wait for the popsicles to freeze the normal way
Alaina - Posted - 12/07/2012: 13:21:52
It is hell! I had to use it for a chemistry class and I accidentally touched the bowl it was in and instantly burned my hand
ErikH - Posted - 12/07/2012: 15:01:38
I know there must have been a trick to it, but he did it. He also mixed carefully measured cylinders of Hydrocholic Acid and Sodium Hydroxide together and drank it. If mixed in the correct proportions, it creates salt water, but I still wouldn't recommend trying it.
Alaina - Posted - 12/07/2012: 15:02:45
I don't plan on it, I know what happens when you get it on your skin, I wouldn't dream of drinking it
ErikH - Posted - 12/08/2012: 04:43:10
I haven't had PF Flyers since I was a kid. Do they even still make them?
mbanjo - Posted - 12/08/2012: 14:05:54
Are they the same as what we used to call Baseball shoes in England when I was a kid?
TheLastWord - Posted - 12/09/2012: 04:08:09
Not sure. They're canvas sneakers like Converse. Canvas on top, rubber on the bottom. I had a pair of two in my day, but liked Converse All-Stars better.
ErikH - Posted - 12/09/2012: 04:54:32
I had a pair of blue Converse All-Star High tops. They call them Chuck Taylors now, but I don't remember calling them that at the time.
Edited by - ErikH on 12/09/2012 04:55:44
ErikH - Posted - 12/09/2012: 13:11:34
Baseball shoes, huh? We used to call them tennis shoes, sneakers, or occasionally, gym shoes.
TheLastWord - Posted - 12/10/2012: 03:46:48
I always call them tennis shoes, which is strange, since I never played tennis growing up.
banjoscotty - Posted - 12/10/2012: 03:48:25
Ducktails slicked back with tuxedo club pomaid,T-shirt with cigarette pack rolled up
in left sleeve,JC Pennys (Foremost) denums with a 4 inch cuff turned up and the
PF Flyers (black of course) and you were an official GREASER..OH yeah,,and a 7oz.
bottle of coke with planters peanuts dumped in it.
ErikH - Posted - 12/10/2012: 05:16:55
Ducktails were before my time, I'm afraid. We mostly called them tennis shoes or tennies. I think it was a bit regional as to where they were sneakers and where they were tennis shoes.
Alaina - Posted - 12/10/2012: 09:54:31
Is it bad that I saw "ducktails" and immediately thought about the cartoon that was on when I was little?
ErikH - Posted - 12/10/2012: 11:42:38
Think Fonzie from Happy Days: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duck%27s_Ass
The standard dress of my days in high school was boot-cut Levi's, T-shirt (preferably black or concert-t) or athletic pullover, and either square toed boots or "Colorado" style hiking boots. Flannel shirts were widely worn, as well.
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