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You know, it might not seem like abuse. But being forced to shower with grown men at The Rock is f'ing crazy. I was a little boy. WTF

I've been thinking about this post since I made it. I kind of put this experience away when it happened. That's gotta be some sort of trauma response because there was nothing I could do and none of the adults on cam[us said anything about it. The only thing I heard was "Poor her. Her believing wasn't there". So instead of being mad, we were embarrassed. I can tell you, if that happened to my wife or children today, I wouldn't brush it off. Sometimes sharing a story is liberating. In this case it gave me the anger I should have had in the first place. I spent all weekend ....ed off. 30 plus years later.

I remember reading an editorial cartoon once. A reporter was interviewing some football players at a stadium. "Which would you rather play on- grass or Astroturf?" "I don't know. I ain't never smoked no Astroturf."

"Tony Danza." It's that Elton John song. "Hold me closer, Tony Danza!"

"Israelites"? George

Got it. Don't recognize the quote/lyric, though. George

"Get up in the morning, slaving for bread, sir So that every mouth can be fed"

Sorry Charlie for the imposition I think I've got it, I got the strength to carry on, yeah I need a drink and a quick decision Now it's up to me, ooh what will be? Get up in the morning, look in the mirror One less toothbrush hanging in the stand My face ain't looking any younger Now I can see love's taken a toll on me

Father Brian Rivard D A Fletcher Cecil Paul Sloane Richard Harmon Jack Albany Rev. Clayton Brooks

These are movie quotes, right? You didn't really identify the movie from my quote, and I suspect the other is a Songs Remembered... line. George Well, yes, of course, my post wasn't for this thread. But, I think we can keep going forward with this, your quote is from "How The Grinch Stole Christmas" and my quote is from a famous (very famous) almost as famous as many famous motion pictures go (pun intended), in fact it came out just a year earlier than "The Grinch" did. "Blue jean baby, L A lady, seamstress for the band". Just the same as you're line, George, that line was sang in the movie as well.

That's it. Fun fact: When it first opened, the Astrodome had natural turf. It wasn't long, however, before they realized that grass doesn't grow well indoors. The artificial substitute became known as Astroturf. George

The Astrodome

I went to a seance, recently, to conjure up the spirit of Wierwille. The lights began to dim, an eerie chill filled the air, furniture began to shake violently. Just then, he appeared and began to speak, "I've been trying to reach you about your vehicle's extended warranty.".

We haven't done Pictionary in a while. Let me see if this works: Well, it doesn't work. File size apparently too big. Let's try it a different way: Rock Hudson James Doohan Telly Savalas Roddy McDowall Keenan Wynn Barbara Leigh Angie Dickinson John David Carson Joanna Cameron Gretchen Carpenter Aimee Eccles Margaret Markov June Fairchild Joy Bang Brenda Sykes Diane Sherry George

"Are you here all by yourself?" "Ma'am, I'm eight years old. You think I would be here alone? I don't think so." "Where's your mom?" "My mom's in the car." "Where's your father?" "He's at work." "What about your brothers and your sisters?" "I'm an only child." "Where do you live?" "Uh, I can't tell you that." "Why not?" "Because you're a stranger." "Why the hell did you take your shoes off?" "Why the hell are you dressed like a chicken?" George

The venue was home to an NL team, an NFL team, and a rodeo. It now serves none of those purposes. George

These are movie quotes, right? You didn't really identify the movie from my quote, and I suspect the other is a Songs Remembered... line. George

Salute! George

This is beyond disturbing. This is abject wickedness. Behavior of such horrific depravity does not occur in a state of nature. Children do not act like this, unless they are "taught." Adults do not behave this way, unless they are "taught." Who is "the teacher"? It all goes back to "the teacher." All of it. All. Of. It. Victor wierwille, the thief come to kill, steal and destroy, laid the foundation. The buck stops with him. Had he gone on to sell home warranties or read palms at a county fair or any other endeavor matching his skill set, none of this would have happened.

Get up in the morning, look in the mirror One less toothbrush hanging in the stand My face ain't looking any younger Now I can see love's taken a toll on me

You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch "Blue jean baby, L A lady, seamstress for the band"

Hee Haw (Only because I'm older than 60 do I know this)

Father Brian Rivard D A Fletcher Cecil

That must be something with Lee Van Cliff in it, right? "How the West was Won", maybe?