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freddiebee
05-20-2001, 07:18 AM
I HAVE BEEN LISTENING SINCE RON & FEZ WENT TO DAYS...I STILL DON'T UNDERSTAND WHAT "BABIES" ARE. I DON'T KNOW MUCH ABOUT RON & FEZ OUTSIDE OF THE FACTS THAT THEY ARE FUNNY OLDER GUYS.SO WITH SO MANY REFERENCES TO THINGS THAT ARE FOR AN OVER 30 GROUP OF LISTENERS,WHY DO THEY SPEND SO MUCH TIME TALKING WITH THESE CONFUSED KIDS...DON'T GET ME WRONG , IF THEY ARE PERFORMING A SERVICE TO THE WACKY YOUTH OF AMERICA ,THAN SO BE IT. BUT I THINK THEIR SHOW IS ALOT FUNNIER WHEN IT DOESN'T INCLUDE THE PSYCHO-THERAPY.ACTUALLY I FIND MYSELF TUNING OUT MORE OFTEN WHEN THEY TALK ABOUT MOSHIN,AND AMY. THIS IS JUST MY OPINION....SORRY IF I OFFENDED ANYONE...

Zer0
05-20-2001, 07:34 AM
So let me get this straight, you think that because they're a little older, that they immediately cater to some sort of audience of over aged seniors or something? I'm 17 and I don't go "Aw man! They're talking about old candies again! I hate this! I'm not old enough to know what they're talking about!", panic, and then change the show.

The babies are just regulars on the show, regardless if they cut themselves or if they might sound like they are a crack baby with downs syndrome, just like foul mouthed Elmo..

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Pootertoot
05-20-2001, 08:19 AM
Ron is a youthful 61 and Fez just hit 83 the other day! Congratulations Fez! Look forward to their Veteran's Day Spectacular! The reason they do so many of the same type shows is that they tend to forget what happened the week before, and the last time Dumpy reminded them, he made Ron cry about his lost youth.

The "Babies" have a long history. It all started out with a six year old Vietnamese girl named Pai Gow who Ron took a liking to during the hardship of the war (for a loosely-based translation of this story, see "Leon: The Professional"). Throughout the 80's, the Babies mainly consisted of whatever female wandered off the street to the studio with coke. (Iris first appeared during these years,more youthful [read: early 90's) and with access to some high-quality blow) Ron and Fez, along with the babies, starred in many "Summer Comedies" during this period, most of which starring Anthony Michael Hall, the originals of which have all since been burned.
But then one day, Baby Sara stumbled into their lives. She was like a guardian angel, picking Ron up from his puddle of vomit, checking him into Rehab, then shooting him in the leg when he tried to escape. It was a tough love, but love nonetheless. Fez? Well, Fez at this point had spiralled into a dark abyss of young boys, coke, and reruns of "Sanford and Son"....Sarah took him away from all this and introduced him to the "Triple Cheeseburger", leading him on a sober path to become the loveable 589 lb. man we know today. The Babies were all lined up and shot, their bodies falling in trenches Sarah made them dig. It was no great loss, because most, if not all, of these coke-addled women were presumed dead by their families and friends in the mid 80's (in reality, they lived in Ron's basement, forced to walk around in diapers and bibs.) They became the respectable Babies you see here today, admired by some, hated by few, and generally stalked by the potential rapists on this board, myself excluded as they all think I'm gay.
So next time you get mildly annoyed at a repeat show or a discussion that seems a bit too young for them, just remember Ron's tear-filled eyes looking off into the distance, trying to remember.
Have a heart...

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HordeKing1
05-20-2001, 10:15 AM
POOTERTOOT - When I read your posts I feel that there is hope for your generation!

FREEDIEBEE - Just how old are you. There are those who worry that there might be an older old man amongst us.

BTW - Puppies keep you young!

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TomPoo
05-21-2001, 03:25 AM
How could you have problems with the babies? Why, cause they have "problems" and they are nice enough to talk about them on the air so that people who may have similar ones can relate to them. Thats ridiculous, consider yourself lucky to be even able to associate yourself to them.

Most of the R&F babies are sweethearts (as far as I can tell) so stop analyzing it and enjoy the show.

REEKING of AWESOMENESS
---Tom Poo

Pootertoot
05-21-2001, 08:16 AM
I'm 20, btw. You asked me in another post that I couldn't seem to find again...I'm glad you have hope for my generation, because I don't. I'm only glad that they'll be easily led when I eventually take over the world. I plan on realizing Huxley's dystopian nightmare in "A Brave New World", only because I want to see what it's like for babies to try and have sex.

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Amuse2KAOS
05-21-2001, 08:21 AM
20 years old and talking about literature that most people our age wouldn't read...hell, you give me hope for our generation....because if they are anything like me, run away fast

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Pootertoot
05-21-2001, 09:29 AM
What? You've never read 1984? Farenheit 451?

Shit...these are all high school reading. I'll find a way to impress.

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Pootertoot
05-21-2001, 09:44 AM
I hated Slaughterhouse Five, I swore off Vonnegut from that day on. Though I was forced to pick up "Hocus Pocus" by some friends, which I have yet to read.

I hardly consider "A Separate Peace" 9th grade letter...more like preschool. I hate John Knowles. ::girlish tittering::

Btw, welcome back, Dan. Where ya been?

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Pootertoot
05-21-2001, 09:59 AM
I cried myself to sleep each night of your absence.

Actually, I used your absence to endear myself to other members of the board. In the few weeks, I've gotten...hang on, let me check the tally...two. So there.

Chocolate War exists in high school reading lists solely to be the first exposure to a mature theme in a book (ie the masturbation scene). The Seperate Peace quote from above was from "The Simpsons". It was a decent book, but it was about as subtle as a cross-burning.



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Amuse2KAOS
05-21-2001, 10:39 AM
The books I read by choice then regretted: All the Pretty Horses, All quiet on the western front

THE BOOK I LOVE: Stranger in a Strange Land

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Pootertoot
05-21-2001, 10:54 AM
Stranger in a Strange Land rocked the big ass. I think Heinlein seemed to lose his way when he had Smith meet the tatooed woman whose name escapes me at the moment. I guess one could argue it was essential in building his character, but the whole "Self-Empowerment Mork From Ork" section of the book where he's teaching people to float things around and shit seemed entirely out of place to me. Ended beautifully, though. The "final" scene could not have evoked more emotion if it tried.

Still, I was confused by the final event in the book (I'm intentionally being vague in case anyone plans on reading it)...let's just say "halo" and leave it at that. I don't think I've ever understood what Heinlein was going for with that.

Wait...what was this thread about?

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girl germs
05-21-2001, 12:03 PM
has anybody read the pearl by john steinbeck? great book. fast read. good moral at the end.

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Pootertoot
05-21-2001, 12:05 PM
I read "The Pearl". I think the underlying message is that, if you find a giant clitoris at the bottom of the sea, don't keep it to yourself. Giant clitorii are for the world to share.

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HordeKing1
05-22-2001, 12:24 AM
POOTERTOOT - I asked, Freddiebee for his age, not you. Yes, you have told me how old you are, and even if not, I would have been able to divine it from your completely unsarcastic, uncynical view of the world; A view that can only be expressed by those with a youthful exhuberance, fresh, unsullied, and completely open and optomistic view of the word.

LMFAO

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HordeKing1
05-22-2001, 12:30 AM
RE BOOKS, A few that come immediatley to mind:

Watership Down
Ubik (anything by P K Dick)
Angels and Demons
Catch-22
Of Mice and Men
The Yearling (Still a weeper)
The Complete Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy (5 books)
Beowulf's Stepchildren
The Uplift Trilogy
In Cold Blood
STARSHIP TROOPERS - The book not the movie. The book deals w/fascism and the bug war is just a plot convenience. Besides the movie didn't even have powered armor! Then again the movie did have Dina Myer in a shower....

Guilty Pleasures: Books by Dean Koontz, Larry Niven and/or Jerry Purnelle, Tim Zahn, and any science fiction dealing wtih evolutionary future of humanity and/or the ultimate fate of the universe.


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Gvac
07-22-2001, 06:05 AM
I was just going through some
old threads and found this one
to be pretty interesting, not
to mention funny as hell.

The funniest thing is how you
guys scared off this
"freddiebee" character. Look
at that post total:1!Poor
bastard probably took weeks to
work up the courage to start a
conversation, then was
brutally savaged and never
heard from again.

I love this shit.

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Circus Boy
07-22-2001, 06:08 AM
man pooter there's plenty of good Vonnegut...Cats cradle, bluebeard, breakfast of champions...slaughter house was one of his worst in my opinion....give the guy another chance

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Pootertoot
07-22-2001, 09:30 AM
I've got "Hocus Pocus" in the wings. I just finished the first Discworld book, "The Color of Magic", and have started on Daniel Quinn's "The Story of B".

I'm also watching "Big Trouble in Little China" at the moment. The greatest thing about this movie is that they feel that they can make anything more dramatic and mystical if they put the word "Chinese" in front of it.

I quote:

"What's this?"
"Chinese Standoff. Don't make a sound."

Anyone want to touch my ancient chinese secret?

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afrocops
07-22-2001, 07:51 PM
Hey, believe you me, and mind you that I am in no way against reading, but when did this turn into Oprah's book club?

Books I reccomend:
<B><I>Count of Monte Cristo
The Godfather
The Picture of Dorian Grey
Great Expectations
All Shakespeare</B></I> (not a book, but one should always read the great Shakespeare)

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Circus Boy
07-22-2001, 09:06 PM
umm ok i am not a fat black literary bohemeth..but i know a good book when i read one and i'd like to put some one on a good path to enlightenment

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Pootertoot
07-23-2001, 08:04 AM
Hehehe...Pai Gow...

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