What Are You Thinking Right Now?

[Doctor Hmmm?]

As a general rule, I try to avoid belonging to any group (or Group) with the word "Prancing" in its title.

[The Baron]

PowerBook Pete said:

I'd tip my hat to you,
I'd do just that!
(Bo-bo-bo-boom!)
I'd tip my hat to you,
but I haven't got a hat!
(Bo bo-bo bo-bo bo-bo boom!)

I'm just a college boy.
Even at that,
(Bo-bo-bo-boom!)
I'd tip my hat to you,
but I haven't got a hat!
(Bo bo-bo bo-bo bo-bo boom!)

I'm really not a sap,
it's plain to see.
(Bo-bo-bo-boom!)
But if I wore a cap,
they'd never let me back
in the university!

I think you're swell, I do,
I'm standing pat!
(Bo-bo-bo-boom!)
I'd tip my hat to you,
but I haven't got a hat!
(Bo-bo-bo-bo-bo-bo-boom!)

I HAVEN'T GOT A HAT (1935)

Geez, I gotta dig out my Looney Tunes disks.

[PowerBook Pete, the Mad Mod]

Yeah, love that old stuff with the watercolor look.

[Rob Staeger (Grodd Mod)]

(A chicken sandwich sounds good...)

[Don Collett]

So this is 43? Big deal. Can I trade it back in for 29?

[Doctor Hmmm?]

Don Collett said:

So this is 43? Big deal. Can I trade it back in for 29?

I'm out of 29s. Will you settle for a 25 and an 18?

[Dagwan]

Doctor Hmmm? said:

Don Collett said:

So this is 43? Big deal. Can I trade it back in for 29?

I'm out of 29s. Will you settle for a 25 and an 18?

Sounds like a straight line to me.

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"You've got the brain of a four-year-old boy, and I'll bet he was glad to get rid of it." -Groucho Marx

Check out the Secret Headquarters (my store) website! It's a pretty lame website, but I did it myself, so tough noogies

Listen to WOXY.com, it's the future of rock-n-roll!

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[Mark Sullivan (Vertiginous Mod)]

Don Collett said:

So this is 43? Big deal. Can I trade it back in for 29?

Sorry, Don, there's no take backs. You should know that by now, given your advanced age :)

[Alan M.]

If comics were an illegal drug, would they be smoked, snorted, or injected?

[The Baron]

PowerBook Pete said:

I'd tip my hat to you,
I'd do just that!
(Bo-bo-bo-boom!)
I'd tip my hat to you,
but I haven't got a hat!
(Bo bo-bo bo-bo bo-bo boom!)

I'm just a college boy.
Even at that,
(Bo-bo-bo-boom!)
I'd tip my hat to you,
but I haven't got a hat!
(Bo bo-bo bo-bo bo-bo boom!)

I'm really not a sap,
it's plain to see.
(Bo-bo-bo-boom!)
But if I wore a cap,
they'd never let me back
in the university!

I think you're swell, I do,
I'm standing pat!
(Bo-bo-bo-boom!)
I'd tip my hat to you,
but I haven't got a hat!
(Bo-bo-bo-bo-bo-bo-boom!)

I HAVEN'T GOT A HAT (1935)

I watched "I Haven't Got A Hat" last night, and lsitened to the commentary track. Apparently, it was filmed in an early kind of color process, which only allowed for red and green and combinations thereof. Still, they managed a fairly wide range of colors, considering.

[The Baron]

"I mistyped 'Kiss Me, Kate' as 'Kiss Me, Mate'. I'm a dumbass, uh-huh-huh-huh."

[Jeff of Earth-J]

Alan M. said:

If comics were an illegal drug, would they be smoked, snorted, or injected?

I think they'd be applied directly to the eyes, like little paper contact lenses.

[Doctor Hmmm?]

20)Upon Clark's determination to help people with his powers, Martha made Clark a "costume" from the extremely durable blankets that were in his rocket. She based the design on the Kryptonian clothing styles she had seen in the hologram. She made it initially to spare Clark's "day-to-day" clothes and not as a "super-hero costume" as such. Clark was extremely reluctant to wear it at first. I find it interesting, the idea that the Superman costume was here said to be deisgned as a sort of "Kryptonian national costume" - as if, had he come form the Netherlands, Martha would've sewn him a little "Dutchboy" costume, with wooden shoes and all.

Now I wanna read The Adventures of Dutchboy.

And I wanna learn how to sew wooden shoes.