FoxTrot Classics by Bill Amend for September 30, 2014

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    water_moon  about 10 years ago

    That is so my 7 y. o. …..

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    Observer fo Irony  about 10 years ago

    So this is how people learn to be literal in their doing and learned to be general in their response.

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    Wren Fahel  about 10 years ago

    I love riding the ragged edge of obeying. A radio station my husband and I used to listen to had a novelty birthday song that people could request for their loved ones (it was called “Happy Birthday Fungus Face”…Google it for a chuckle). My husband specifically asked me to NOT call, fax, or otherwise contact the radio station to request it for him, but he also asked me NOT to ask my co-worker, who was the wife of the morning DJ, to do likewise. However, he didn’t say anything about not asking the DJ to record a copy for me to play him at home! His wife called the station, ostensibly to request it for “someone else” and, while it played on the radio, he taped it for me.

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    Wren Fahel  about 10 years ago

    Bruno Zeigerts said, Yesterday

    @Redkaycei Repoc

    Sorry, but when I saw Star Wars for the first time, there was no Episode IV, just the title. The Empire Strikes Back was the first to have a number. And, yes, the first of the original trilogy was renumbered as Episode IV much,much later.Even the first video tapes had no Episode IV after the main titles._____________________________

    When I saw the first “Star Wars” when it first came out in the theatres, it opened with the large “STAR WARS”, then the “crawl”, which, at the very top, said, “Episode IV: A New Hope”. It’s just that, with only the one movie out, no one called it “Ep. IV”…everyone just simply called it “Star Wars”.

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    Doctor11  about 10 years ago

    Doesn’t matter, you don’t throw or kick balls inside the house.

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