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Season 6 starts tonight on Antenna TV


Should I just get through it, or find something else to watch for a couple weeks?

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There's a lot to laugh at in season six after the initial serious episode. Archie's a riot except for the couple of episodes he isn't in.

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It's classic, but maybe my least fave.

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Every season after the third has a couple of klinkers.

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Well, every season of every show does.

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I don't know if you could say that about 2 1/2 Men. It's pretty consistent.

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Are you kidding? The whole last three or four years without Charlie were garbage.

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Well, that's another matter. I still watch those, though.

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They weren't half as good.

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I'm used to the show, and Kutcher is OK.

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Nah. He was better on That 70's Show.

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Believe me, if they had gotten someone I consider lame or irritating I would've stopped watching.

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There's always Bernadette Peters to look forward to in the sixth...

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"That prevert's messin around."
Nice tight sweater.

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Probably see a nip there .

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I would hope more than one.

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I'm nearly done watching season 6 from my DVD's. There is a noticeable "different" feel to it. There are a lot of close-ups this season. Also, Edith subtly starts changing. Her speech pattern is slower, and she starts putting her hand to her face with pinky resting on the corner of her mouth. That's something she never did before and would continue to do until she leaves the series.

The two-part "Birth of the Baby" was painful. Archie and his friends in black face, Gloria stuck in the phone booth, Mike's overacting, the whole bit with the nurse in the hospital who's having an affair with her brother-in-law, and the added footage of a real baby's birth intercut with Gloria and Mike. It could easily have been one episode.



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You have to understand that All in the Family was the number one show in the country at that time. It's only natural that they'd make a big deal about the birth.

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The black face stuff was great.

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I loved how Archie sided with Mike just to get out of doing the show...

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I found it humorous.
"There's a fat black man in my room and I'm in no condition to be raped".

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That was something that was definitely edited out on regular television. I have it in my dvd collection...

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That scene was included on the standard syndicated version, unless the particular station you saw it on was extraordinarily pathetic with their practices.

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I don't remember which channel, but they cut out the whole part where Archie went into Gloria Stipic's room all together...

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I've never seen that happen. But on occasion the station may have decided to re-edit the entire episode, in which case one or two scenes normally edited out would appear in place of the Mrs. Stipic scene.

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I wonder if that Gloria Stipic character that was riding on the subway with Archie, Mike, and Gloria. (I believe it was the same actress.)

"Some people are allergic you know!" 

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"Some people are allergic, you know!".

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"Should he REALLY
leave the scene of the crime?
I mean no offense,
but, you ARE a murderer..."

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The first time I saw that was Sunday night (where the show remained until almost to the end of Archie Bunker's Place) in my grandmother's attic bedroom on a ten inch black and white TV.
Mike:"Gloria - when I hit that man, I didn't hate it".
Archie: "Of course you didn't hate it. You're supposed to feel good!".

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Mike hated violence in that episode, but in season 6, he didn't seem very pacifistic when it came down to Gloria's boss...

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He was only threatening Mr. Crenshaw. He knew the slime wasn't going to get physical.

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Do you get notices when someone answers you on here Fletcher? You seem to reply immediately.

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Yah. Emails pop up on my phone's screen as soon as soon as they're sent. Doesn't everybody's?

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I find out through yahoo.com...

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I take it you don't have an I-Phone?

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I have a tablet...

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I see. I'm sure yours is cheaper to use.

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Usually one of the first boards I check is this one. All the other responds I find out though yahoo...

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I've never used Yahoo for that purpose.

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I don't have notices, or emails. I just try to come on once a day.

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Sounds like a primitive setup.

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I don't need notices or emails.

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Sometimes someone will be responding to something I posted two years ago, but I've done that myself.

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Well, who cares about that? The conversation is long forgotten by that point. I hate when people bump topics from 3 weeks ago.

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Sometimes I'll have input relevant to what was being discussed.

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That's a pet peeve of mine.

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Other people's too sometimes, I've noticed.

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Obviously it is something hasn't been discussed in a week or month, or year, it's no longer relevant. Out of sight, out of mind. Then, people bump it, and knock current topics down. It's annoying.

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It is pointless when people add to it with nothing but the word "bump" just to be annoying.

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That's another thing. Or just like one word replies that mean nothing. "Ok." "Whatever." Here comes Carpenter or Barney.."You do that all the time, CJ."

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Everybody does.

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Right, but to bump a month old topic just by that is annoying.

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Doesn't bother me when someone responds to a months or years old post, but I only answer if I have something significant to add.

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I might answer and yell at them for bumping an old topic. Lol.

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I can't disparage them; I've done it myself.

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Not me.

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When I first signed into this thing I went through various message boards and put my 2 cents in all over the place, regardless of the time of the last post (although I stayed away from years with double 0's). Some didn't respond, some responded negatively as you would, and some joined in.

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This is the only message board I was ever on.

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Didn't you recently mention you posted on a few others regularly?

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I meant only imdb overallas a message board , not like just All in the Family. I go to many boards within imdb of course.

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I don't even know of any others besides IMDB.

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They're out there. Believe me. None as famous, perhaps.

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Season 6 was done in a different location than where seasons 1-5 were done. That could explain the close-ups. Another change was Gloria started doing the abusing Archie and Mike routine in season 6 (not counting her slapping Mike in the season 3's "Battle Of The Month") ...

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Ugh. Hurry up and go away Season 6. I always loose interest in the show when it comes to this heavy-handed, light-on-comedy season.

Fortunately Decades has been hitting it out of the park lately. Although I think Lucy was wrong about AITF, I'd rather watch her birthday celebration on Decades right now (April 5th.)

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Lucy thought the show was vulgar and she was outraged that it was being shown on the same network as her show (Here's Lucy).

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Vulgar or not, it was hilarious.

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Well, you know Lucy. She was pretty old-fashioned.

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Nothing wrong with that. She was hilarious in her own right.

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She was. I should've watched more of "Here's Lucy" when it originally aired, but we only had the one TV.

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And that was the show of choice at the time? Or one of them?

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Shows like Bob Newhart were good sitcoms. But we watched some cop shows at the time, rescue shows (Chopper One, Firehouse - things you've never heard of) and Emergency, which was on opposite All in the Family - until my parents wised up during season three and said *beep* Emergency".

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Do you like Emergency now?

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Haven't watched it since. No interest.

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Yeah. Me neither.

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Adam 12 was a family favorite in the early '70s - the reruns came on at supper time. I'd find it difficult to watch now.

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Have you tried, or you'd think you'd find it difficult to watch now?

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I can't watch those overly-sanitized cop offerings.
I never could stand that "Cops" show. The cops know they're being filmed, so they behave themselves. So the arrestees are always the bad guys. If the cameras were hidden and the cops didn't know they were on film, that's the only way I could watch it. Then you'll see the truth.

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I always preferred America's Most Wanted to Cops.

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That is better.

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Definitely. I enjoyed John Walsh.

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They should let Bill Cosby slip his cuffs, then show the chase.

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He's not the athlete he once was.

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We'd see, wouldn't we?

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He wouldn't last 5 minutes. He's like 75.

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You can't tell me it wouldn't be entertaining. They should develop a real "Running Man" TV show.

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Underrated movie.

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I have the blu-Ray.

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I have the DVD. Not the SE or anything though. I'll get the SE eventually.

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I somehow missed that one when it first came out.

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What do you mean, missed? You saw all Arnie's flicks at the time?

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No. I never saw Hercules, Predator, The Running Man, or anything after T2 at the movies.

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Predator and the Running Man are two of my all time faves. I have a top 10 Arnie flicks in my profile. Check it out. See if you agree.

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Mine would start out with:
1. Terminator
2. Terminator 2
3. Predator
4. Total Recall
5.,6. (Tie) Commando, The Running Man
7. Terminator 3

After that it gets tough. I have Eraser on video, and I've seen Red Heat and Raw Deal fairly recently, but it's been too long since I've seen True Lies, Kindergarten Cop, or Twins. And I can't quite recall whether I've seen Collateral Damage. Probably, but I don't recall it.
And the first Conan movie would have to be considered (although the second one was kind of laughable).

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Did you see my list, and enjoy it?

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I saw it and tried to make my own.

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Pretty good list, right? Was yours successful?

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Judge for yourself.

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I went to your profile, I didn't see any lists.

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It's not there. It's a few posts above this one.

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That's only 7.

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I was too indecisive about the last three.

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What were the last 3?

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I had 1 - 7 listed, but the last three I couldn't decide, largely due to some of Arnold's post T2 movies I haven't seen in so long I'd need another viewing in order to complete my list.

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View 'em. True Lies is superb.

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Some day.

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Lol. Like a pipe dream.

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No, I don't have any pipe dreams planned for the future.

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The way you said some day. Like it's unreachable. Lol.

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I own discs that I haven't even seen yet.

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Knowing you, they're probably in storage.

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Considering I'm still occupying a corner of my brother's one bedroom apartment, that's where they are.

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For not actually knowing you, I know you pretty well, don't I?

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Well, there are details I've repeated in here.

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But, I remember. Most people probably wouldn't.

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Like when you get to my age.

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You seem to have an excellent memory. Especially, considering all the drugs you've done in the past.

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I'm getting real bad with misplacing things. I'm told that's due to age.

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51, or whatever you are, isn't especially old.

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I'm 54 actually.

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I said or whatever you are. Lol. I was close.

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Get ready for a shocker - "someday" just happened...
I now own The A-Team complete series.

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For how much and where?

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Amazon for $96.

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For 5 seasons? Not bad. I paid like 40 or 50 Per season. Minus the 5th season. That was a gift. I'm surprised you plunked down money for anything. You seem not to spend a lot of money.

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There was a reason for my splurge. It was for a birthday present. But it had been already delivered by the time I was told not to get then anything.

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So, it's not yours then?

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On the contrary. I am the proud owner. The only thing is there is one episode I can't watch. That horrible one with Boy George. Definitely a "What were they thinking?" situation.

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Didn't you say it was a gift for someone else? The Boy George one was funny.

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They told me not to get them anything. So it was either keep it or send it back.

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Keep it, for sure. The Boy George one was very memorable.

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I just can't do that one. The one with the "Superfreak" dude is borderline.

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Rick James. That's a fantastic episode. I bet if it was AC/DC showing up, or music you prefer, you'd enjoy it more. Isaac Hayes is in that one too. And James Avery who was later Will's uncle Phil on the Fresh Prince.

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I haven't seen these episodes in a long time, but the Rick James one didn't impress me. I'll watch it, though.
Never really watched Fresh Prince.

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It was good. The story was a great one. You'll see.

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My brothers watched the show when it originally aired. I caught glimpses, but I couldn't figure out if it was supposed to be serious or farcical.
I finally got into when TNN aired it in the early 2000s.

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And you came to the conclusion that it was supposed to be...???

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A mix of humor and seriousness. I think Peppard's portrayal of Hannibal was far greater than Liam Neeson's (I'm not knocking Neeson's acting, just the portrayal).

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Well, of course. And who can touch Dwight Schultz, Dirk Benedict, and Mr. T as Murdock, Face and B.A. respectively?

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You're right. Probably the best adjustment they could've made (besides the fact that they should've kept Melinda Cunea) was getting rid of the original Face Man.
And I guess after four seasons they felt the need to spice it up. Did the "Mission:Impossible" approach work? As well as adding two new characters?

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You're one of the few who wanted to keep Culea. She was fine, but I didn't miss her. I liked the 5th season more than most. Robert Vaughn is always good, and the Frankie Santana character was alright. I liked the beefed up theme music the most though.

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I can't stand that typical over-synthesized mid-'80s poppy bullsh!t theme tune. I much prefer the original. It uses the same guitar riff as a tune on the Scorpions album "Animal Magnetism".

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I like both, but, like the 5th seasons theme more. The Scorpions are good.

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The 5th season tune reminds me of the horrible McGyver thing.

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You didn't like MacGyver's theme either?

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Never liked synth-pop.

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What did you think of the show?

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Believe it or not, I don't ever recall watching a whole episode of McGyver.

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I'm relatively surprised. I guess you have no interest in the reboot, huh?

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Lol. It's definitely not on my watch list.

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Me neither. Why do they have to reboot every damn thing?


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Two reasons: lack of original ideas, attempting to cash in on previous successes.

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They hardly ever work out that way.

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Slow learning curve.

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Just in the last couple of months there have been several remakes. Ghostbusters, Ben-Hur, The Magnificent Seven. I heard a remake of Westworld is coming out. It's a disgrace.

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They should start remaking things that sucked the first time around, then they might be improvements.

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Agreed. Don't remake movies that are already classics. Can't improve upon them.

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Absolutely. And I never saw the point of remaking something involving a mystery because you already know the ending (The Omen, The Wicker Man).

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Absolutely. And I never saw the point of remaking something involving a mystery because you already know the ending (The Omen, The Wicker Man).

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Well, I suppose they could change the mystery somehow. Change whodunit, or how it's resolved.

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Those two movies were pretty much scene for scene as the original. Pretty pointless.

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Agreed in that regard.

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Unfortunately, we'll see more and more remakes as time goes by.

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Damn Hollywood can't come up with original ideas.

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Throughout history, everything was being copied, anyway. Whether they used a new title or not.

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Some better than others.

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If they're not real remakes, they're clones. Very few are worthy.

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Like Psycho. That was an exact clone.

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I still haven't seen the original, so maybe I could watch the remake.

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Why? It's not HALF as good. Anne Heche is no Janet Leigh, and as much as I like him in comedic roles, Vince Vaughn is no Anthony Perkins.

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I know what you're saying, but since I haven't seen the original, I don't have anything to gauge it against. The disappointment factor won't be there.

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I guess so. But you should definitely see the original.

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Seeing the original afterwards can only be an improvement.

I saw the remakes of "Friday the 13th" and "My Bloody Valentine" starring the guys in Supernatural (on cable, they came out at the same time). You knew what was going to happen, but the execution was OK.

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I prefer the Friday and the My Bloody Valentine remakes, as a matter of fact.

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I probably prefer the original Friday, but I'm less familiar with the original Valentine. I saw it at the movies when it came out. Irritatingly, I saw Friday Pt. 2 before I saw the first one (same with Jaws, actually).

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I hate the Friday's! But the remakes was okay. I'm a Halloween fan, as you know.

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I saw Season of the Witch before either of the Jamie Lee ones.

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It's an okay movie. A little better than it's reputation. Would've been better if we saw Stacy Nelkins tits.

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I could swear we did. You didn't watch it on commercial TV, did you?

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No on DVD, and you did not. Its explained in the DVD extras, that she had a no nipple clause in her contract. So, we saw nothing, even if you think you did. Except Tom Atkins ass.

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Damn. I could swear I saw them.

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Alas, you did not. Believe me, I've tried. Freeze frame, zoom in, paused it. Nothing.

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Maybe The Terminator's clouding my memory of that one.

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You definitely saw Linda Hamilton's tits in Terminator.

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I haven't seen Season of the Witch lately. Wasn't Stacey on an A-Team?

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Good memory. She certainly was. Played a blind girl, that Face had feelings for.

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Yes, I recall that.
Haven't seen it yet. I'm in the middle of season three. Just watched the one with the poachers in Kenya.

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That's a good one. The black guy in that was a "Code of Honor", I believe it was, a TNG episode. I'm pretty sure that episode with Stacy Nelkin should be coming up. It could be in the 4th season, but I would say it's a third season episode.

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I suppose still no nips on the complete version?

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You will never see Nelkins nips. Believe me. I tried.

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Face didn't even attempt a wet T shirt type of thing?

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She was blind! Lol. She was in the rain at one point, but she had a jacket on, I believe.

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Coincidentally, I saw the episode today. I didn't remember a damn thing about it except the blind chick. I watched the show a lot about fifteen years back. I must've seen Season of the Witch on TV around that time to recognize Stacey Nelkin. By the way, there's a picture of her on IMDB (I sometimes check out things on there that I'm watching, like Trivia and stuff), and boy did she pork up! Of course, she's not young. She's three years older than I am.

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You don't expect her to be as hot as she was 35 years ago, do you? Though, I remember her looking pretty sexy on the Halloween III DVD extras, and that was only 2 Or 3 years ago.

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I'd like to see that.

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Look it up on Amazon. I'm sure you can get it for 20 bucks or less. You really liked Nelkin, huh?

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I always liked the movie. I'd be interested in the commentary. And she was good in it too.

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Would've been better if we saw her tits, though, and not Tom Atkins ass.

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Absolutely. I like Tom Atkins (he had a recurring role on The Rockford Files, and he was on Escape From New York, one of my favorite movies), but not that much, lol.

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It was his daughter, and Kelly in Cheers, that committed suicide in the first Lethal Weapon movie.

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Those are good movies.

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They are indeed. And Atkins was in the first Lethal Weapon.

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The only one Joe Pesci wasn't in.

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That movie was very good. But, it could've used some Pesci. Though, the third one is my least favorite.

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I'd have to see them back to back to pick a favorite. I haven't seen them often enough. And stupidly, I sometimes get them confused with Die Hard movies.

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What?! How can you get the Lethal Weapon movies confused with the Die Here's? They're nothing alike.

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Some of the action and basic plots. I haven't seen them enough to recollect.

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I think we can no longer be friends. Lol.

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I think my brother has them.

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As any action comedy American would.

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I could borrow them.

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And keep them.

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I used to covet things when I was younger, but not anymore.

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You don't have room for stuff anymore. Lol.

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Not at the moment.

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Sad sack.

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It was sad when I was forced out of the family house.

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Who forced you again?

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The real estate agent representing the bank.

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Were you bigger? I'd tell him to go take a flying leap.

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It was a woman. My mother was there and we both had to sign a paper saying the house would be vacated by a certain date. If I had refused to sign, it would've caused problems for my parents. The place was in their name.

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When was this?

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Beginning of April. I had to be out of there the 24th of that month. That was D-Day for me.

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Your mom is still alive? Must be pretty old. You're 52, or so, right? She must be in her 70's, 80's. She live in a home now?

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She turns 71 next month. My father's 74. They have their own apartment.

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And you can't live with then?

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No way. They have two bedrooms, but one's my father's TV room. It's a small place.

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They wouldn't make room for their son?

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They live in an over 55 facility, so I'd have to wait until next September. They may be dreading my next birthday.

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Lol. You too, probably. Getting old, man.

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Well, I don't look it (some people give me a double-take when I tell them my age) and I don't really feel it (probably because I never took up smoking).

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I'll be the judge of that.

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I'm probably the only one capable of judging whether or not I feel old.

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Feel old yes. Not look old.

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I got carded at liquor stores way into my thirties. When I'm old enough for senior discounts, it might be like that all over again.

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Yeah. Lol. I bet you'll feel young.

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As long as my health maintains as is.

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Keep doing what you're doing.

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Might not matter. Sh!t happens as you age.

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I hear that. I've been sick for a solid week. Runny eyes, stuffy nose, throat like I swallowed a box of thumb tacks, hacking cough at times. It's not fun.

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Don't come into my work. I'm an extreme germophobe at work.

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I'm an extreme germaphobe everywhere. Even in my own house.

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It sucks needlessly picking up a cold. I get infuriated when someone coughs in my direction without making a sufficient attempt to cover it up. I have a sheet of corrugated plastic next to me at work that I aggressively wave into a customer's face if they do that.

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Well, I can admit I don't always cover my mouth, sad to say.

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It enrages me when they don't at least turn away from me.

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Well, I try to do that at the very least.

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I'm not the most customer-friendly individual to ever walk the Earth to begin with; I never wanted this damn job but I'm stuck with it. So any further irritations just piss me off.

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Lol. I bet you're a real jerk.

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When I am, it's usually deserving.

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And when it's not?

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It's fallout from the previous pricks.

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Fallout.

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Leftover aggravation.

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Shouldn't take your issues out on someone else.

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I contain it, but sometimes an attitude shows through.

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Ever been told on by a customer to your boss, and been reprimanded?

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The thing of it is the majority of people acting like a$$holes do it on purpose.
No, I've never even been spoke to about it. If something out of hand takes place, I report it to the boss myself.

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I've been told on numerous times throughout the years, the bastards.

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My first manager on this job (a young woman) wouldn't hesitate to call an irritating customer a "douchebag". She took no sh!t. But it wasn't limited to the customers. She'd fire people at the snap of a finger. I was her best worker (her words), so she let things slide with me.
The current management (even though they have corporate superiors) know what pricks the public can be.

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Pricks with a capital P. "The customer is always right", though, Fletch.

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Look at my reply, Fletch. I replied like 10 seconds after you, so I guess you didn't see it.

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I did miss that. I learned on my last job the customer is always wrong.

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You could never say that. If they make a complaint to your higher ups, you'll be reprimanded and possibly canned.

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I'm sure these a$$holes have already. But most, I'm sure, know they're being Pricks.

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Not in my case. I've encountered several tattle tales. These bastards have nothing better to do than to get me fired, or almost.

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Lol.
I've been here over four years, and I don't act any differently than when I first started. I'm still here.

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Plus you're willing to work insane amount of hours. That's why they keep you on.

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Unfortunately that aspect of insanity ended last month. I'm waiting for someone to quit so I can go back to it.

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Why would somene quit?

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They wouldn't, but it would help me.

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Set them up. Frame them.

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I have too much self-respect to be attempting that crap. I spend my energies keeping a lookout to see if I'm a target of that kind of behind-the-back sh!t.

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Lol. Think they're out to get you?

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I am a Lone Wolf at the place. Plus my seniority (resulting in two weeks' vacation this year, not to mention probably being the only cashier in the whole corporation that has weekends off - unless I have overtime) causes intense jealousy.

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Good for you, I guess.

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I'd still prefer other employment arrangements, my I kept hitting dead ends.

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A your age, I'm not surprised.

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I'm able-bodied, I'm not an octogenarian.

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True. But, an employer is gonna hire a 20 year old guy over a 55 year old guy.

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A 20 year old is likely an opioid user.

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A lot of places drug test you though. They wouldn't hire a druggie.

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I don't know if they even check for that. My place doesn't drug rest. Probably because they don't want to spring for the cost.

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You think anybody you work with now is on something?

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Besides weed, I don't think so. But the last two they hired for weekend overnights were a mess. The first one was a black dude, and whenever I took over for him there was no water in the toilet bowl (until I flushed it) and the tank cover would be out of line, indicating things had been hidden in there. They fired him because cigarettes kept going missing on his shift.
The last one was a very young kid, and the customers would tell us what a mess he was while working. I got some good overtime after they were fired, but unfortunately for me, the current weekend guy seems like a straight arrow.

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Unfortunately for you? He's not a druggie and a good guy, apparently. That's a good thing. Not unfortunate. Lol.

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Him being a good guy doesn't give me overtime.

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Always looking out for number 1, huh, Fletch?

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I'm not here (I'm currently working) just hang out. Money's the motivation.

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Money isn't everything, you know. There's more to life than money, you know?

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I need every penny I can scrounge, between my weekly rent, $400 plus a month for credit card bills, storage charges, and my other various expenses all on a gas station pay.

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Don't use too much of your credit card then.

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It's a kittle late for that. A couple have been maxed since my six-month out-of-work span back in 2012.

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Stop buying so much kittle then.

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You can only get it online.

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I know. Its a bitch. Tried to get it in Target once, they looked at me like I had three heads.

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At a previous job, the guy in charge played a practical joke on a naive co-worker, sending him to the store across the street for a cleaning product. He told the kid to approach an employee and ask him for some "swill". The kid came back dumbfounded, saying that the people there never heard of it, and he asked three of them.

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Dumb kid. Swill means to drink.

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Well, I think the meaning of it at the time was swampwater.

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Okay. Point being, the younger generation is dumb.

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And getting dumber.

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Sad, isn't it?

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But not surprising, with their faces buried in mobile phones or video games.

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Congratulations, Fletcher! You were the 300th poster on this topic. What are you gonna do next?

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Make it 302.

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Ha. And I'm 303.

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How did you keep track?

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It says next to the topic and hours last posted on the topic page.

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I see. I just look at the final column - the latest post time.

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To the left of that is how many posts there are.

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I noticed after I read your post.

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In your nearly 4 years here, you never noticed that before?

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I have, but don't normally pay attention.

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That explains your answers to me. Lol.

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Excuse my ignorance.

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I'll excuse it. Because we get along so swimmingly.

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Lol. I thought you're answer would be "I have so far".

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That would've been better. Can I have a redo?

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I'd like to have an employment redo about a dozen years ago and never started that damn restaurant job that I quit five years ago.

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What's wrong with that place? I thought you liked it?

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I hated it. I quit twice back in the '80s. I went back in '04 after passing up something I was offered and should've taken, then couldn't find anything else. I got lazy and didn't look for anything better. Five years later I was making too much money to leave. By 2011 I was taking home $600 a week for 45 hours. The family business aspect was tough to deal with, finally leading me to tell the boss to f¥€k himself and I quit. Then I slacked off looking for work, depleting my finances. Wish I could go back to January '04 to accept the job I was offered.

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Which was where?

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It was a shipping/receiving temp job with a long, traffic-filled ride.

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The traffic didn't appeal to you, I guess. Guess the money didn't either.

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I was living at my grandmother's at the time, closer to where the place was, but I was in the process of moving back home, and the ride would've been horrendous. The highway route heading there is notorious for morning and afternoon rush hour traffic. I had other things pending at the time, which unfortunately ended up not panning out.

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As the knight in. The Last Crusade said to Donovan: "You chose..poorly."

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