I was like 11. I watched all those shows. But I really liked My World.

The lovely Mrs. C/H sez it's a reference to O.J. Simpson's character Nordberg at the end of The Naked Gun. I've not been able to find any stills and don't have a copy handy to check, but I believe she is correct.

The lovely Mrs. C/H sez it's a reference to O.J. Simpson's character Nordberg at the end of The Naked Gun. I've not been able to find any stills and don't have a copy handy to check, but I believe she is correct.

And I'm even later. That was one of the stories in the 80s TZ that I remember best. Only, it wasn't Dee Wallace, it was Melinda Dillon. Dee Wallace was in 'Wish Bank', later the same season.

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Ze qvick fuze!

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40% empty.

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I rather enjoyed Companions of Xanth. One of the missing links between the old text adventures and Myst, I loved how the puzzle solutions were mostly pun-based. I'm not sure more action oriented adventure games these days could pull that off. (Not that there are a lot of them any more.)

I rather enjoyed Companions of Xanth. One of the missing links between the old text adventures and Myst, I loved how the puzzle solutions were mostly pun-based. I'm not sure more action oriented adventure games these days could pull that off. (Not that there are a lot of them any more.)

We don't have to assume. It was explained that they were isolated and "Perfectly preserved for exactly 30,000 years ago or so." Also, they were pretty ugly.

We don't have to assume. It was explained that they were isolated and "Perfectly preserved for exactly 30,000 years ago or so." Also, they were pretty ugly.

All you need to know about Kaiser Permanente is to stay away from it unless you fancy yourself Hermes Conrad (and it's clear that you don't). They're one of the most insanely bureaucratic companies I've ever had the displeasure of dealing with.

All you need to know about Kaiser Permanente is to stay away from it unless you fancy yourself Hermes Conrad (and it's clear that you don't). They're one of the most insanely bureaucratic companies I've ever had the displeasure of dealing with.

Torinos and Hornets and Pintos and Deborah Harmon's tits. That is all.

But, on the whole, it is not the small green pieces of paper that are unhappy.

But, on the whole, it is not the small green pieces of paper that are unhappy.

I was dating a woman with young kids back in the 90s and remember complaining to the owner of the local mom and pop video store that "Kindergarten Cop" didn't belong in the "Family" section. The TV commercials gave no hint of how violent the movie becomes at the end.