Sorry to be that guy and so late, but that was a different Patty. Peppermint Patty first appeared in You're in Love, Charlie Brown, which originally aired on on June 12, 1967, the year that followed ITGPCB's release.
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Damn it, I thought this article was going to be a commentary on the state of TV scheduling! Serves me right for falling so far behind on this show…
That might get a little too "it was all a dream" for my taste.
*Black hole appears*
Life imitates art? http://www.dailymail.co.uk/…
I personally think he had just enough time to dive into the crawlspace even with his limp.
Well, there was a flying dick.
As a software engineer, hearing that irritates me. It's not even a power of 2!
Last week, wasn't he heard over Cartman's walkie-talkie asking Butters what the hell he was doing?
I actually liked that TV movie. The cast included Alec Baldwin and John Goodman, and it played more like how I imagined it as I read the book that year for an English class, more than the Brando movie did.
If Dell spared his thumbs it could work.
Fun fact: Lange played Blanche DuBois in A Streetcar Named Desire in 1995.
How sharp and long are the spikes on that toilet?
Canon or cannon? (I guess both could work, depending on how the story treats them)
This needs to get on Talking Dead in the next week or two.
How is adoration of children a form of pedophilia? It doesn't necessarily involve sexual attraction to children.
I understood that "F" means it contains absolutely nothing to reflect or motivate progress in the art of cinema. I believe Norbit was their first "F", or at least one of their first.
Acuras are really nice!
He got it from Dr. Arden.