Michael Newman50 said:🙂pass this along and spread the word!!!
Is The Prisoner that elderly British lady?
Man, they even wrote a song about her. It seems like everything else has been turned into a ballad lately.🤔
As for M.A.S.K., 🙏 I used to watch Transformers and Masters of the Universe on various international channels all the time; I never actually understood what was going on, but there were plenty of explosions and robots, which was more than enough to keep me entertained.🙂
brightridge19 said:From what I can recall, she gets eaten by crocodiles, but then some plastic surgeon does such a miraculous job repairing her that she returns completely unrecognizable—not even her husband realizes who she is. Honestly, I'm getting a bit turned around now; does she end up marrying him instead of the other woman, or what? I know there were definitely some complications involved... 😬
I don't quite remember it either, though I have this nagging feeling that someone tried to write over the part where the crocodiles ate her. Actually, it doesn't matter much. It’s just an Australian soap opera, so it probably won't track anyway. 😁
brightridge19 said:Like I mentioned before, I don't really sit down to watch TV much, let alone follow any series. If I dig through my memory for a second, the only show that actually had me sprinting home from school was 'Return to Eden.' It was all about those women acting like crocodiles—that was a lifetime ago.
Is that the one where a woman meets a tragic end, gets left behind by someone, and then somehow comes back to seek revenge?🤔
Deep within the heart of the woods, a portal opens into an entirely different realm. This is where we find our sanctuary and our sense of belonging. We intend to remain here indefinitely, embraced by the quiet splendor of this landscape, tucked away from the world. Our hope remains steadfast. Perhaps there exists a reality where the constant need to flee simply vanishes. Perhaps there will come a season where we truly possess our own lives, existing in peaceful liberty and grandeur. Please, lead me home. Lead me home.
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Man, you might be able to download it from the website
Honestly, the only Telenovela I can stomach while nursing a hangover on a Sunday is "General Hospital"—it’s just way too cheesy 😁
Robin Williams6 said:Does anyone know if The Prisoner is any good? I heard it’s worth a watch.
I'm not a prisoner, I'm a free man. Just living my life, one day at a time 🙂
Are you thinking of Doc? Or maybe that lion character from some old story? 🤣
Oh, and what about that Czech show—the one where if you're alone, you should join them? What was the title again?
And honestly, I can't believe I'm having such a hard time finding anything on Grizzly Adams online. It makes me wonder, do Americans really take much interest in preserving their own cultural heritage? 😢
Honestly, my grandmother used to swear by washing her hair with beer all the time. It was one of those old-school, time-tested home remedies passed down through generations, you know?
My brother and I used to head off to preschool together. Since he was the older one, he was always heading out the door, so he’d just grab me and pull me along with him. For a while, my parents tried to convince us to stay put at home, but they eventually realized it was a losing battle and gave up.
The preschool itself had this incredibly whimsical name: Palm Tree Preschool 🙂
Oh, and regarding those doctors: go ahead and try training for water polo; then you'll see exactly how useful all that physical conditioning can actually be. 🙂
Gregory Walker15 said:Right in the middle, positioned next to the white folks, there are those doors......
😵I honestly couldn't tell what I was looking at... I didn't even notice the door handles until just now.
As for those two people over by the zebra print who seem to be folding themselves in half—are they supposed to be contortionists or is it some kind of "contortions" thing? You know, like that James Chance & the Contortions vibe... I haven't the slightest clue.
I was just trading emails with a friend of mine—we finally decided to plant a small garden with about fifty different varieties and some other bits and pieces. It’s actually been quite a fun little project 🙂
My ranking of the most compelling characters from Bulgakov’s drama:
1. THE DECAYED ABBOT 2. THE TURKISH MOTHER, defined by her devotion 3. THE BEAUTIFUL PROSTITUTE 4. KRAPILIN, Blackwood’s orderly, a man whose own eloquence ultimately seals his fate 5. THE GREEK, a true Don Juan
~Autumn said:there is only one true BAZOOKA🙏 🙏 :diabetes:
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It had the consistency of an average rock, much like trying to chew through granite, but I suppose it was worth softening it up for five minutes just to get a hint of flavor out of it. 🙂
Are raisins actually the same thing as dried cranberries?
If they are, then I'll be a monkey's uncle—that’s not candied, goodness gracious! I suppose.
I can't quite recall the specific name for them, but those dried cranberries dipped in chocolate are basically like little gourmet candies; they're absolutely delicious. 😍
And there's this one thing my mother used to make, a fruit cake filled with dried cranberries and chunks of walnut, and it is just as wonderful. 🙂
