Was it a Full Moon that day?

October 13, 2000? I cannot recall.

I could probably check my 2000 wall calendar, since I always save my calendars year after year. Or maybe timeanddate.com might have that information?

October 13, 2000? I cannot recall.

I could probably check my 2000 wall calendar, since I always save my calendars year after year. Or maybe timeanddate.com might have that information?
Let me try and find out.

October 13, 2000? I cannot recall.

I could probably check my 2000 wall calendar, since I always save my calendars year after year. Or maybe timeanddate.com might have that information?
checking here, October 13th 2000 was a Full Moon.

checking here, October 13th 2000 was a Full Moon.


Was that a Friday?  ???

Was that a Friday?  ???
Yes.

checking here, October 13th 2000 was a Full Moon.

How about that!!


Was that a Friday?  ???


Yes.



Yes. I remember that date very well. It was the only Friday The 13th of the year 2000.

I was in a vocational program that day.

How about that!!
Yes. I remember that date very well. It was the only Friday The 13th of the year 2000.
Over the years I have noticed a difference in customers at varoius forms of the working career.

I was in a vocational program that day.

I was at home that day, trying to study (it was my third year of college), and the evil Car Dude who lived across the street from us was outside, blasting his car stereo and showing no respect for any of his neighbors. So I couldn't concentrate.

Like I said, thankfully we got out of there a month later.

why was his music so loud?

why was his music so loud?

Because he's self-centered and inconsiderate and doesn't know any better.

Because he's self-centered and inconsiderate and doesn't know any better.

Couldn't've said it better myself. O0 This fool lived in the house across from me in my old neighborhood from 1998 until we moved in 2000.

And it didn't really seem like music (altho it was probably hardcore rap or rock, with loud beats). It was noise, as far as I was concerned.

The folks who lived next door to us from 1996-2000 were also like that; they deliberately boom-boomed their stereos like they didn't care. A few times we even had to report their inane noise to the police. We tried reporting them to the management a few times (this was a mobile home park), but the lazy manager didn't seem to even do anything about it. The poor management is one of the many factors that led the neighborhood to go downhill, mostly during the 1990's.

Couldn't've said it better myself. O0 This fool lived in the house across from me in my old neighborhood from 1998 until we moved in 2000.

And it didn't really seem like music (altho it was probably hardcore rap or rock, with loud beats). It was noise, as far as I was concerned.

The folks who lived next door to us from 1996-2000 were also like that; they deliberately boom-boomed their stereos like they didn't care. A few times we even had to report their inane noise to the police. We tried reporting them to the management a few times (this was a mobile home park), but the lazy manager didn't seem to even do anything about it. The poor management is one of the many factors that led the neighborhood to go downhill, mostly during the 1990's.


I've had my share of neighbors like that...sometimes they crank up their stereos so loudly I swear I think their houses are going to explode!  :o  >:(

I've had my share of neighbors like that...sometimes they crank up their stereos so loudly I swear I think their houses are going to explode!   :o  >:(




how about at parties too?

how about at parties too?

That's another thing. Sometimes the neighbors have loud parties and can't seem to keep the noise confined to the privacy of their own home. We've often had to call the cops when that gets out of hand, too.

In our current neighborhood, though, we are on good terms with the next-door neighbors on both sides of us. :) However, the house to the immediate south of us was originally occupied by a young couple that seemed like uptight snobs. They moved out of there in March 2005 and relocated to a fancier, more expensive place, and a friendly couple lives in that house now.

That's another thing. Sometimes the neighbors have loud parties and can't seem to keep the noise confined to the privacy of their own home. We've often had to call the cops when that gets out of hand, too.


When I was still in high school, a neighbor three houses down was throwing a REALLY wild party and the cops were called to that house.  I don't know exactly what happened, but it did calm down after that.  Thank goodness!

When I was still in high school, a neighbor three houses down was throwing a REALLY wild party and the cops were called to that house.  I don't know exactly what happened, but it did calm down after that.  Thank goodness!

Yeah, usually after a visit from the police, things should calm down. One can only hope.

Sometimes they'd keep the noise going on so late that we couldn't get to sleep until much later. This was especially disturbing to us on days when we had to get up very early the next morning.

Heck, there have been times in my life when I know in the back of my mind that I have to get up early in the morning but can't get to sleep, even if I try to go to bed early.

When I was still in high school, a neighbor three houses down was throwing a REALLY wild party and the cops were called to that house.  I don't know exactly what happened, but it did calm down after that.  Thank goodness!

Gee, I probably attended many of those kind of parties in my youth.

Gee, I probably attended many of those kind of parties in my youth.

Not me. I was never a wild party animal, not even now.

Not me. I was never a wild party animal, not even now.


I'm not much of a party animal,partying is for teens,not for this old guy! :P

Not me. I was never a wild party animal, not even now.
Parties for me are a thing of the past.

I'm not much of a party animal,partying is for teens,not for this old guy! :P

Even when I was in my teens, I didn't go to wild parties or even initiate any.

Even when I was in my teens, I didn't go to wild parties or even initiate any.


Who parties these days when you have the internet to keep you company. ;)

Even when I was in my teens, I didn't go to wild parties or even initiate any.

I've been to a lot of CRAZY :D parties, but myself didn't so many bad things, just observed, laughed..etc..
But that was in my youth, the 70s and 80s.

I've been to a lot of CRAZY :D parties, but myself didn't so many bad things, just observed, laughed..etc..
But that was in my youth, the 70s and 80s.

I probably would've just observed, laughed, etc., too. I've watched some TV programs that have scenes with crazy parties (in various episodes), does that count?

Heck, there have been times in my life when I know in the back of my mind that I have to get up early in the morning but can't get to sleep, even if I try to go to bed early.


I really hate that feeling...my body may be tired but my mind is still going.  :(


Even when I was in my teens, I didn't go to wild parties or even initiate any.


I didn't go to wild parties, either.  I was invited to some of those parties, but never had any desire to go. 

I really hate that feeling...my body may be tired but my mind is still going.   :(

That's more or less what I feel in that kind of situation, too. I end up getting so much stuff on my mind and find it hard to clear it.



I didn't go to wild parties, either.  I was invited to some of those parties, but never had any desire to go. 

I may have had an invitation or two as well, but I always declined. Any parties I had were mild-mannered, and they had friends and family in attendance. :)

I probably would've just observed, laughed, etc., too. I've watched some TV programs that have scenes with crazy parties (in various episodes), does that count?

Nah, you had to be there.  ;)

I've been to a lot of CRAZY :D parties, but myself didn't so many bad things, just observed, laughed..etc..
But that was in my youth, the 70s and 80s.



you sure you didn't get a drunk girl?  ;)

you sure you didn't get a drunk girl?  ;)

Why would anyone want to take advantage of a drunk girl?

Why would anyone want to take advantage of a drunk girl?


I don't know,I know I would.  ;D ;)

Nah, you had to be there.  ;)

Well, I suppose it counts as an observation...seeing what the people do.

I don't know,I know I would.  ;D ;)


...and so did alot of other guys at the parties I attended.

...and so did alot of other guys at the parties I attended.



and how come I wasn't there?  ;D ;)

and how come I wasn't there?  ;D ;)

I thought you were there?  :D

I thought you were there?  :D


Well,I guess I wasn't.

I thought you were there?  :D
Hey Frank...nice Avatar pic ;)

Well,I guess I wasn't.

It was a fun time, going to parties in the late 70s and early 80s. Lots of fun stuff happening, and no worries that anyone would bring a gun, knife, gangs, etc...just innocent fun.

It was a fun time, going to parties in the late 70s and early 80s. Lots of fun stuff happening, and no worries that anyone would bring a gun, knife, gangs, etc...just innocent fun.


I was in Kindergarden in the late 70's.

I was in Kindergarden in the late 70's.

So then you wouldn't have enjoyed those parties back then  ;D
I was in Kindergarten in the mid to late 60s. The parties back then must have been ever more amazing!

So then you wouldn't have enjoyed those parties back then  ;D
I was in Kindergarten in the mid to late 60s. The parties back then must have been ever more amazing!

My single-digit birthday parties were always nice. :)

My single-digit birthday parties were always nice. :)
I cannot remember any of mine.

I cannot remember any of mine.

Too much time has passed?

My single-digit birthday parties were always nice. :)

I recall a few of them only.

I cannot remember any of mine.

I remember each of mine beginning with my 5th.

I remember each of mine beginning with my 5th.

You have a good memory there. I remember my 6th, and 9th..possible my 8th but could have some overlap with my 9th

I remember each of mine beginning with my 5th.
My childhood parties were a long time ago.

My childhood parties were a long time ago.

Mine as well, almost as long time ago as yours

So then you wouldn't have enjoyed those parties back then  ;D
I was in Kindergarten in the mid to late 60s. The parties back then must have been ever more amazing!


I was 5 years old,what did I know about parties in 1979. ::)

I was 5 years old,what did I know about parties in 1979. ::)

Parties at the age of 5 are the best kind of parties there are!

Parties at the age of 5 are the best kind of parties there are!


I was too little to understand.

I remember each of mine beginning with my 5th.


Me too.  :)

Some of my best childhood birthdays (my 6th, 7th, and 8th) were all celebrated at Chuck E Cheese's.....for us little kids it was the cool thing to do!  ;D

Me too.   :)

Some of my best childhood birthdays (my 6th, 7th, and 8th) were all celebrated at Chuck E Cheese's.....for us little kids it was the cool thing to do!   ;D


I remember celebrating at my house.

Me too.  :)

Some of my best childhood birthdays (my 6th, 7th, and 8th) were all celebrated at Chuck E Cheese's.....for us little kids it was the cool thing to do!  ;D

I don't know if Chuck E Cheese's existed in Canada when I was that young.

I never went to Chuck E Cheese.

I don't know if Chuck E Cheese's existed in Canada when I was that young.
Never had that here.

I don't know if Chuck E Cheese's existed in Canada when I was that young.


Hmm, not sure if it did....

I still see Chuck E Cheese around here today. 

Hmm, not sure if it did....

I still see Chuck E Cheese around here today. 


Is it the same as it used to be?

Is it the same as it used to be?


I haven't been inside one in over 20 years...I'm assuming it's the same. 

I always went to McDonalds when I grew up.

I've never been to Chuck E's either. Always went to Pizza Hut on my birthdays.

I want to go to Hooters on my birthday.

Never been.

^ you should.

You have a good memory there. I remember my 6th, and 9th..possible my 8th but could have some overlap with my 9th

Thanks. :)

We have pictures from all my kiddie birthday parties, in photo albums. Mostly we celebrated them at home, but only twice we celebrated them elsewhere. My 7th birthday party was celebrated in the backyard of my grandma's house; it was a large backyard (and my grandma still lives in that house today). My 9th birthday party was celebrated at a roller skating rink; it was my only party to be celebrated at a public place.

If we had a scanner (or if digital cameras had been around in the 1980's, lol), I could show you guys some pictures of them...but that'll have to wait. :-\\

I never went to Chuck E Cheese.

I've been there, but never for a birthday celebration. However, when I was a little kid, some of my friends had their bday parties there.



I haven't been inside one in over 20 years...I'm assuming it's the same. 

It could be. I haven't been inside one since the early 1990's, but at the time it seemed like it was remodeled from the previous time I had been there (which was on Groundhog Day 1990...almost 20 years ago now!!).

I want to go to Hooters on my birthday.

That's a surprise :D

That's a surprise :D



and I'm sure you do,Don't lie.  ;)

and I'm sure you do,Don't lie.  ;)

Not interested to go to Hooters, honestly.

Idk what the big deal is with Hooters... Their breasts aren't even that good, I prefer the wings.

Idk what the big deal is with Hooters... Their breasts aren't even that good, I prefer the wings.

;)

I'll take 2 breasts and thighs,thank you.  ;D

It could be. I haven't been inside one since the early 1990's, but at the time it seemed like it was remodeled from the previous time I had been there (which was on Groundhog Day 1990...almost 20 years ago now!!).


Talk about time flying by...anything that came out of the 1990's will start turning 20 years old!  :o

Talk about time flying by...anything that came out of the 1990's will start turning 20 years old!  :o

That's incredible! So anything from 1980 will be 30 years old.

That's incredible! So anything from 1980 will be 30 years old.

Such as me! :D (And everybody else who was born in that year.)


I remember when 1999 changed to 2000, everything from the 90s was gonna be "10 years old", everything from the 80s was gonna be "20 years old", everything from the 70s was gonna be "30 years old", and so forth... that doesn't seem like a very long time ago at all!

Time certainly does fly.

Such as me! :D (And everybody else who was born in that year.)


I remember when 1999 changed to 2000, everything from the 90s was gonna be "10 years old", everything from the 80s was gonna be "20 years old", everything from the 70s was gonna be "30 years old", and so forth... that doesn't seem like a very long time ago at all!

Time certainly does fly.

Uh, don't talk to me about being old, I remember when 1969 became 1970. I don't know if anyone on these boards remembers 1959 turning into 1960.

Uh, don't talk to me about being old, I remember when 1969 became 1970. I don't know if anyone on these boards remembers 1959 turning into 1960.

Philip might remember, but he was only 2 then.


I also remember 1989 turning into 1990; I was 9 years old and not quite in the middle of my 4th grade year. I know that I missed the last three days of school before Christmas/winter break (December 13, 14, 15) due to a serious illness and got better shortly thereafter, and I had a great Christmas. All was not quite well with my mom, though; on the 4th of the month she had a roller skating accident and permanently dislocated a bone in her right wrist. So then she had to learn to write left-handed, and then began to have physical therapy on her right hand/arm. Sometime in January 1990 she could use her right hand again...and her handwriting gradually became normal again.

Philip might remember, but he was only 2 then.

I do not remember then, I was too young at that time.

Talk about time flying by...anything that came out of the 1990's will start turning 20 years old!   :o


Wow,old school music is sure getting older for us Generation X'ers. :o

Wow,old school music is sure getting older for us Generation X'ers. :o


What generation would someone born in 1992 be considered from? Y? Z?

I felt kind of old when I went to a Music Choice Channel, 'Retro Rock', and they were playing a song from '92... I'm retro now?

You're never to young to start feeling old, I guess.

I also remember 1989 turning into 1990; I was 9 years old and not quite in the middle of my 4th grade year. I know that I missed the last three days of school before Christmas/winter break (December 13, 14, 15) due to a serious illness and got better shortly thereafter, and I had a great Christmas. All was not quite well with my mom, though; on the 4th of the month she had a roller skating accident and permanently dislocated a bone in her right wrist. So then she had to learn to write left-handed, and then began to have physical therapy on her right hand/arm. Sometime in January 1990 she could use her right hand again...and her handwriting gradually became normal again.


That sounds so painful for your mother!  :(  I love roller skating but that's always been one of my biggest fears...getting seriously injured.  I'm glad your mother recovered from all that.

I actually remember what I did on New Year's Eve 1989...I was listening to Casey Kasem count down the biggest hit songs of the 1980s on the radio.  The top two songs were "Open Arms" by Journey and "Every Breath You Take" by The Police.  I don't think that list was based on the Billboard charts, but it was still fun to listen to songs from throughout the decade.  :)

I do not remember then, I was too young at that time.

I do not remember any of my life from age 2, either.

That sounds so painful for your mother!  :(  I love roller skating but that's always been one of my biggest fears...getting seriously injured.  I'm glad your mother recovered from all that.

I actually remember what I did on New Year's Eve 1989...I was listening to Casey Kasem count down the biggest hit songs of the 1980s on the radio. The top two songs were "Open Arms" by Journey and "Every Breath You Take" by The Police.  I don't think that list was based on the Billboard charts, but it was still fun to listen to songs from throughout the decade.  :)

I might have had a quiet evening at home with my parents. I don't remember too many details. I also know that I didn't stay up all the way till midnight; I didn't start doing that until 1992.

Casey Kasem was always fun to listen to. I listened to his radio countdown shows a lot, especially during the mid-1990's. I wish I'd known about him sooner; I bet it would've been fun to listen to him count down those songs at the end of the 80's. Those two (which are both good songs, btw) were probably big hits on the 'Adult Contemporary' charts, or on stations that specialized in 'Adult Top 40' formats. I think there might be some explanation about them on Wikapedia. Cuz I do remember reading something on there a while back for curiosity's sake. I was always curious as to how the rankings for songs on countdown shows are established.

That sounds so painful for your mother!  :(  I love roller skating but that's always been one of my biggest fears...getting seriously injured.  I'm glad your mother recovered from all that.

I actually remember what I did on New Year's Eve 1989...I was listening to Casey Kasem count down the biggest hit songs of the 1980s on the radio.  The top two songs were "Open Arms" by Journey and "Every Breath You Take" by The Police.  I don't think that list was based on the Billboard charts, but it was still fun to listen to songs from throughout the decade.  :)

"Open Arms" by Journey and "Every Breath You Take" by The Police are right up there for me , in the 80s. I have also listened to Casey Kasem quite a bit, can't recall how long, but maybe since the 70s?

"Open Arms" by Journey and "Every Breath You Take" by The Police are right up there for me , in the 80s. I have also listened to Casey Kasem quite a bit, can't recall how long, but maybe since the 70s?

He was on the radio for a lot of years!! He recently retired from the radio (earlier this year, though). We have a whole thread in More Than A Decade about him (http://www.inthe00s.com/index.php?topic=30147.0), and I think I mentioned somewhere in there about his retirement.

He was on the radio for a lot of years!! He recently retired from the radio (earlier this year, though). We have a whole thread in More Than A Decade about him (http://www.inthe00s.com/index.php?topic=30147.0), and I think I mentioned somewhere in there about his retirement.

Wonder when he started doing top 40 countdown, I know he was doing it in 1970 for sure ( friends listened to him)

What generation would someone born in 1992 be considered from? Y? Z?

I felt kind of old when I went to a Music Choice Channel, 'Retro Rock', and they were playing a song from '92... I'm retro now?

You're never to young to start feeling old, I guess.


I guess Y.

I guess Y.

I'm a tail-end baby boomer

What generation would someone born in 1992 be considered from? Y? Z?

I felt kind of old when I went to a Music Choice Channel, 'Retro Rock', and they were playing a song from '92... I'm retro now?

You're never too young to start feeling old, I guess.

I listen to Music Choice all the time, too! That channel 'Retro Rock', specializes in playing 80's and 90's rock music. I guess they consider the music of the 90s to be "retro", as opposed to "modern" :-\\ ???

Heck, some "classic rock" radio stations are already playing 90's music now. I remember when some of it had come out!

I grew up in the 2000s. So being 15, I'm just now looking back on 80s music.

I grew up in the 2000s. So being 15, I'm just now looking back on 80s music.

When I was your age (in 1995), the "oldies" radio stations basically looked back on the true "oldies" music (1950s through late 60s), and the classic rock stations only went up through the 70's. I didn't know much 70s pop (except for disco), as many radio stations had kinda phased it out by then and were basically playing "80s and 90s". And at that time, the 90s was current...with groups/performers such as Boyz II Men, Madonna, Mariah Carey, Hootie & The Blowfish, Melissa Etheridge, All-4-One, and Green Day, among others. (Some of those acts were still active in the 00's as well.)

I listen to a lot of classic 70s rock (comes from my dad), but most of my fave bands are so obscure no one has heard of them.

I listen to a lot of classic 70s rock (comes from my dad),

In recent years, I've started listening to some of it as well.



but most of my fave bands are so obscure no one has heard of them.

I'd probably have to google-search them to find information about them (or search for them on Wiki).

I'd probably have to google-search them to find information about them (or search for them on Wiki).


Look up Orange Range when you have time.

Look up Orange Range when you have time.

That is an interesting band name, since the second word is basically the first word minus its original letter. ;)

They are one of Japan's biggest names in alternative rock. They did many anime theme songs, including songs for Bleach and Naruto.

I'm a tail-end baby boomer



I was born in 1974.

I might have had a quiet evening at home with my parents. I don't remember too many details. I also know that I didn't stay up all the way till midnight; I didn't start doing that until 1992.

Casey Kasem was always fun to listen to. I listened to his radio countdown shows a lot, especially during the mid-1990's. I wish I'd known about him sooner; I bet it would've been fun to listen to him count down those songs at the end of the 80's. Those two (which are both good songs, btw) were probably big hits on the 'Adult Contemporary' charts, or on stations that specialized in 'Adult Top 40' formats. I think there might be some explanation about them on Wikapedia. Cuz I do remember reading something on there a while back for curiosity's sake. I was always curious as to how the rankings for songs on countdown shows are established.


I listened to Casey Kasem's countdown shows for many years, from the late 80s through the 90s.  I actually loved the "request and dedication" portions of his radio shows.  I also recall he hosted a TV show version of his countdown shows, called "America's Top 10", which I used to watch throughout the 80s.  :)


When I was your age (in 1995), the "oldies" radio stations basically looked back on the true "oldies" music (1950s through late 60s), and the classic rock stations only went up through the 70's. I didn't know much 70s pop (except for disco), as many radio stations had kinda phased it out by then and were basically playing "80s and 90s". And at that time, the 90s was current...with groups/performers such as Boyz II Men, Madonna, Mariah Carey, Hootie & The Blowfish, Melissa Etheridge, All-4-One, and Green Day, among others. (Some of those acts were still active in the 00's as well.)


I listened to a lot of oldies around that time, too.  Its hard to find anything like that these days, except for Jack FM.  :(

I listened to Casey Kasem's countdown shows for many years, from the late 80s through the 90s.  I actually loved the "request and dedication" portions of his radio shows.  I also recall he hosted a TV show version of his countdown shows, called "America's Top 10", which I used to watch throughout the 80s.   :)

I never remember him on television...except for a music video countdown on VH1 at the end of 1997 (which I was able to watch at the time because I was staying in a hotel with my family). For the record, the #1 vid of the year according to that countdown was "One Headlight" by the Wallflowers.

I enjoyed the "long distance dedication" segments of his radio programs too. Those listeners would send Casey some very heartfelt letters, usually about loved ones. On some occasions, the requested song would be dedicated to the performer (usu. because the group or singer had inspired the listener to become a better person or something like that). :)



I listened to a lot of oldies around that time, too.  Its hard to find anything like that these days, except for Jack FM.   :(

The Jack-FM affiliate in my area had been a classic rock station prior to becoming Jack. Now it plays a wide variety of stuff, from the rock music of the 60s all the way to the modern rock/pop of the 00s, with a major emphasis on music from the 80's. I like a wide musical variety; if I had my own station, my playlist would probably be so extensive that you could never hear the same record more than once in the same week!

I remember Casey Kasem's show.

I remember Casey Kasem's show.
I do not think that it was shown over here.

I do not think that it was shown over here.

On the radio, the show was called "American top 40", so many it wasn't on in U.K.

On the radio, the show was called "American top 40", so many it wasn't on in U.K.
We have our own chart show over here.

We have our own chart show over here.

British top 40?

I do not think that it was shown over here.


It was on WPLJ in the early to mid 80's.

British top 40?
We had Top Of The Pops, but it was cut by the BBC.

We had Top Of The Pops, but it was cut by the BBC.



I remember Top Of the Pops.

I remember Top Of the Pops.

I know about it too. Was it shown in the US?

edit: I'm guessing it probably was.

I remember Top Of the Pops.

I know about it too. Was it shown in the US?

edit: I'm guessing it probably was.
It may had been, Karen could confirm that.

It may had been, Karen could confirm that.

Or we could see if there's information about it on Wikopedia.

Or we could see if there's information about it on Wikopedia.
Top of the Pops began on New Year's Day 1964 in Studio A on Dickenson Road in Rusholme, Manchester and last boardcast on 30th July 2006.

Top of the Pops began on New Year's Day 1964 in Studio A on Dickenson Road in Rusholme, Manchester and last boardcast on 30th July 2006.
In the UK.

Or we could see if there's information about it on Wikopedia.
Top of the Pops had short-lived fame in the United States. In 1987, the CBS television network decided to try an American version of the show. It was hosted by Nia Peeples and even showed performances from the BBC version of the programme. The show was presented on late Friday nights as part of CBS Late Night, and lasted almost a year.

I remember Top Of the Pops.

I remember that, but not much.

Top of the Pops began on New Year's Day 1964 in Studio A on Dickenson Road in Rusholme, Manchester and last boardcast on 30th July 2006.

Guess lots of Beatles tunes were popular in 1964.

I remember that, but not much. Guess lots of Beatles tunes were popular in 1964.
Oh yes.

I remember that, but not much. Guess lots of Beatles tunes were popular in 1964.

There certainly were!! :D Even I know that and I wasn't born yet. I was "minus 16."

There certainly were!! :D Even I know that and I wasn't born yet. I was "minus 16."

I was +1

When I type +1 I think of golf. I hope Tiger Woods isn't too seriously hurt from his car crash today. Hoping...

Top of the Pops began on New Year's Day 1964 in Studio A on Dickenson Road in Rusholme, Manchester and last boardcast on 30th July 2006.


I remember they had a lot of disco and funk on the show.

I was +1

When I type +1 I think of golf. I hope Tiger Woods isn't too seriously hurt from his car crash today. Hoping...
Tiger Woods has been released from hospital only with facial lacerations.

Tiger Woods has been released from hospital only with facial lacerations.


that's good.

I was +1

When I type +1 I think of golf. I hope Tiger Woods isn't too seriously hurt from his car crash today. Hoping...
I was +7 then.

Did TOTP have rap? ???

Did TOTP have rap? ???
All types of pop music was featured.

I was +7 then.

With Jeff at -16, Frank at +1 and you at +7, I guess Jeff wins our little invisible golf tournament. He wins by a landslide.  :D

I was +7 then.

me, +3

With Jeff at -16, Frank at +1 and you at +7, I guess Jeff wins our little invisible golf tournament. He wins by a landslide.  :D
...and I missed the cut?

...and I missed the cut?

I think we all missed the cut, except for Jeff.

I think we all missed the cut, except for Jeff.
..and over the last few years, Jeff is the one that has been playing golf for real.

..and over the last few years, Jeff is the one that has been playing golf for real.

I played real golf several times this summer/fall, but have stopped to due wet/cold weather

I played real golf several times this summer/fall, but have stopped to due wet/cold weather
How good are, or what is your handicap. My handicap was my swing! http://www.inthe00s.com/Smileys/thanksgiving/grin.gif

How good are, or what is your handicap. My handicap was my swing! http://www.inthe00s.com/Smileys/thanksgiving/grin.gif

Oh, I am not that good. My handicap is my short game. I might hot a shot 3 yards or 30 with the same swing

Oh, I am not that good. My handicap is my short game. I might hot a shot 3 yards or 30 with the same swing
...or the ball stays stationary?

...or the ball stays stationary?

No, the ball moves. Perhaps further away from the hole, but it moves.

No, the ball moves. Perhaps further away from the hole, but it moves.
The golf club moves further than the ball?

I used to play golf.

The golf club moves further than the ball?

Not quite. I may be 50 yards away from the hole, and when I hit the ball, it travels too far past the hole, and now I am 70 yards away from the hole. It happens.

Not quite. I may be 50 yards away from the hole, and when I hit the ball, it travels too far past the hole, and now I am 70 yards away from the hole. It happens.
It does happen!

With Jeff at -16, Frank at +1 and you at +7, I guess Jeff wins our little invisible golf tournament. He wins by a landslide.  :D

Yay me!! :D ;D

http://www.yayme-londontipton.com/wallpapers/brendaA3.jpg

Not quite. I may be 50 yards away from the hole, and when I hit the ball, it travels too far past the hole, and now I am 70 yards away from the hole. It happens.

I haven't played golf in quite a while. I've been meaning to get out there sometime with my dad to play golf. It can be fun.

I haven't played golf in quite a while. I've been meaning to get out there sometime with my dad to play golf. It can be fun.


I used to play miniature golf.

Yay me!! :D ;D

http://www.yayme-londontipton.com/wallpapers/brendaA3.jpg


Who's that girl?

I used to play miniature golf.

So did I. Regular golf is not quite the same, though.

Who's that girl?


some girl named Brenda.

Who's that girl?

Oh...her. That's actress Brenda Song, who currently plays the role of London Tipton on the Disney Channel original sitcom, "The Suite Life On Deck." The character had begun in '05 on the sitcom "Suite Life Of Zack & Cody", and Brenda carried her role over to the series spinoff. One of her popular catchphrases is "Yay me!!"; whenever she says it, she claps her hands immediately afterwards.

Oh...her. That's actress Brenda Song, who currently plays the role of London Tipton on the Disney Channel original sitcom, "The Suite Life On Deck." The character had begun in '05 on the sitcom "Suite Life Of Zack & Cody", and Brenda carried her role over to the series spinoff. One of her popular catchphrases is "Yay me!!"; whenever she says it, she claps her hands immediately afterwards.


I remember her.

Oh...her. That's actress Brenda Song, who currently plays the role of London Tipton on the Disney Channel original sitcom, "The Suite Life On Deck." The character had begun in '05 on the sitcom "Suite Life Of Zack & Cody", and Brenda carried her role over to the series spinoff. One of her popular catchphrases is "Yay me!!"; whenever she says it, she claps her hands immediately afterwards.


Aha! That's where I'd seen her before.

Aha! That's where I'd seen her before.


She plays one of the friends.

Aha! That's where I'd seen her before.

Yep, I think she's talented. 8)


She plays one of the friends.

If you watched the show, you'd know a little more about her and her character.

Well, since this is a miscellaneous thread.....


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Well, since this is a miscellaneous thread.....


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have a barf bag. ;D

have a barf bag. ;D


Actually, he's firing a laser.

Actually, he's firing a laser.


oh it looked like something else. ;D

oh it looked like something else. ;D


I know what you mean. This was from a YouTube video "The Laser Collection".

I know what you mean. This was from a YouTube video "The Laser Collection".


it looked like a tongue or a mouth.

The tongue is the laser, and the face is called "Shoop Da Whoop". Here's the video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSVNbxjdvv8&feature=related

The tongue is the laser, and the face is called "Shoop Da Whoop". Here's the video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSVNbxjdvv8&feature=related


cool video.

FIRE MAH LAZOR BLAAAAARGH!!!

some girl named Brenda.
Brenda who?

Brenda who?


Brenda Song.

Brenda Song.
...and what has she done?

...and what has she done?



Brenda Song (born March 27, 1988) is an American actress, singer, and model born to Thai and Hmong parents. Song started in show business as a child fashion model. After many commercials and television roles in the late 1990s, Song won a Young Artist Award for her work in The Ultimate Christmas Present (2000). She went on to appear in feature films aimed at teenagers, including Like Mike (2002) and College Road Trip (2008).

Song's movies on the Disney Channel include Get a Clue (2002) and Stuck in the Suburbs (2004). In 2005, she was selected for a role in the Emmy Award-nominated Disney series, The Suite Life of Zack & Cody, in which she played hotel heiress London Tipton. Song earned an Asian Excellence Award nomination for her part in the series. Song continues portraying the character in The Suite Life on Deck. The Suite Life series is one of Disney Channel's most successful and top rated series, and Song's character is the channel's longest continuous female character. In 2006, Song was named the "Queen of Disney" by Cosmogirl Magazine due to her contributions on the channel.

Her fame increased after she played the title role in the Disney Channel Original Movie, Wendy Wu: Homecoming Warrior. Song connected emotionally with the lead character struggling to keep her heritage. The film was one of the top rated Disney Channel Original Movies with over 5.7 million viewers on the night of its premiere, and she will reprise her role as Wendy Wu in the film's sequel. TV Guide listed her in its 2008 "13 Hottest Young Stars to Watch". In December 2008, Song was cast as the female lead in the 2010 science fiction feature film, Boogie Town in which she portrays Natalie.

Sorry Phil if this was long.^