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lost_sheep3

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  1. Skipper Duke started following lost_sheep3
  2.    Skipper Duke reacted to a post in a topic: British English Spellings
  3.    Skipper Duke reacted to a post in a topic: What i'd like to see cmt do !!!
  4. Thanks for posting this Brian, it's nice to know that even if John doesn't always agree with someone, he's willing to listen open-mindedly...very refreshing in this day and age. It's great to see this kind of thinking from someone I admire...and he mentioned a new crop of 7 year olds enjoying Dukes...I'm still amazed to think I was one of the original crop of 7 year olds that loved the show....
  5. tears
  6. I don't remember my first time driving, exactly. However, I did start driving up and down our country dirt road (it wasn't officially a town road at that point) starting at about 14. My parents would let me drive to the county highway at the top of the road, then take over - not very far at a crack (maybe the equivalent of 2 city blocks) but still memorable. While I don't go out and try to mimic the moves seen on DOH, there have been a few times I've been grateful for watching DOH, because it meant that when something happened, I handled it and didn't freak out. The one time that comes to mind was when I was coming up to a T-intersection and hit a patch of black ice right before the stop sign, my car was going right through the intersection and heading for a ditch and phone pole, but I was able to steer out of it and get traction under my wheels again. Luckily it was early morning on a country road and there was no other traffic.
  7. I finally got a chance to watch this episode of "Glee" on Hulu today. It was a good appearance, though very very brief. *** Spoiler Alert *** John was only in one scene. It was a touching scene where one of the previous cast members who's character had moved to another state was talking to his parents (John was his dad) about going back to re-join the Glee club. John had a very nice moment with the teenager, but that was it. If I had been watching just for John's appearance, I would have been disappointed. It was a good casting choice though - the actor that plays Sam very much looks like he could be related to John.
  8. feather bed
  9. diamond
  10. This is awesome! To borrow a quote "I love it, I love it!"
  11. (I don't think anyone else has mentioned this one yet - if they have, my apologies)
  12. only 7 out of 26 on the second....gah - I'm a writer! I guess I better go study the dictionary.
  13. 17 out of 44 on the first one - not as well as I'd hoped to do, guess I'll need to practise (one of the words I missed) more. =)
  14. Knowing this show, and the particular character, I think John is a great fit. The kid is a cute blond with a great voice...sound familiar? =)
  15. Milky Way
  16. Beat me to it, Hoss, I was gonna post that as soon as I saw Brian's. Here's one - though it could go in One-word song titles too:
  17. Space

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