8.06.2006
Are you a Do-Bee or a Don't Bee?
"Romper, bomper, stomper boo. Tell me, tell me, tell me, do. Magic mirror, tell me today. Have all my friends been good at play?" Those of us, who grew up in Indiana from infant-hood, were scared whenever Miss Patty didn't see us in her magic mirror. We then went out and had a white elephant sale for Muscular Dystrophy, so maybe Paul Shannon would mention us on Adventure Time. (I think the kid in red was Jacob Creps)# posted by Ginger @ 2:06 PM 
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He's on vacation now, but he's gonna be soooo embarrassed. His wife will LOVE it! (They live down the street.)
I love the cameras. They look like something you would see on a WWII era destroyer.
The kid in the red jacket looks suspiciously like the actor who played Larry Mondello on Leave it To Beaver (who by the way had a much cooler house than the Cleavers)
The kid in the red jacket looks suspiciously like the actor who played Larry Mondello on Leave it To Beaver (who by the way had a much cooler house than the Cleavers)
EXACTLY!!! Those cameras look like they hold death-rays. "Well, Godzilla is no-where around, so we can cross a couple of wires on these and use them to broadcast television shows."
Anyone recall how big their first calculator was? Remember it only did basic functions and cost about $40? Electronics have sure changes our world, in many more ways than the obvious.
Anyone recall how big their first calculator was? Remember it only did basic functions and cost about $40? Electronics have sure changes our world, in many more ways than the obvious.
Joe, notice the tech guys behind the cameras are wearing suits. Professionals who take their job and the image they project very seriously.
Do you wear a tie to class?
Do you wear a tie to class?
No tie. Just ladies underwear. BTW, those aren't tech guys behind the cameras - they're the FCC censors making sure there are no shots too tight on Miss Patty's "balcony".
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