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Kitty wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 10, 2026 3:48 pm

Happy Birthday, Donnie!!!!!!!!

Here's your favorite instructional video to make your birthday complete!!

Ahhh, thanks Kitty!

I'm going to watch it again shortly and savor each moment.

re 615 There really aren't many likeable characters left at the moment, are there? Well, I still like Barnabas. And Maggie. Julia Hoffman is her usual self, pretty much. Joe has been transformed into a crazed maniac. And then you've got that lovely quartet over at the seaside house: Nicholas, Adam, ...

re 614 After all this time, people still want to walk right on the set when the credits are rolling :lol: You have sharp eyes. I didn't even notice that until I went back. :) I thought Clarice Blackburn's acting was very good in this episode. Re the missing Willie: how could he not have heard that r...

Kitty wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 04, 2026 9:34 pm

Jason McGuire again in All in the Family, this time as a KKK member.

Wow, he gets worse with each iteration, doesn't he? Next he'll turn up as a serial killer.

Here is an installment of the monthly I'd Like to See Them Make feature from 1946. I thought the self-lighting cigarette was the worst idea I'd ever seen—until I saw the overpass truck. I think that's got it beat.

I liked that story, though it's really not much more realistic than the Betsy Ross one. :) One detail I found interesting: the caption "An Humane Animal". That shows that humane was pronounced without the H at that time, at least in the area author is from. I seems like I've heard it pronounced that...

re 612-613 Again with the "Julia's a doctor" bit.... She's a THERAPIST not a medical doctor! :lol: Not only that, in addition to morphing into a general practitioner, she's also a blood specialist and researcher, proficient in resuscitating bodies (ok, she had instructions there), and now, it seems,...

Imagine having your house right next to a railroad track like that. It's shocking how closed in the track is. There are trees and shrubs close on either side!! Yes, that struck me as well, especially that one building on the left, where the train practically scrapes the edge of the roof. Here's som...

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