Note:
The polling software we use hands out some pretty wonky percentage
results. But, hey, it's all for fun -- and we dare to be different!
Who says we can't give 110%?
Remember
having to explain the "birds and bees" to your
kids? Was it as disastrous as this?
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Debbie:
very cute!
Marylee:
funny!
Elena: I loved it
Geri:
Perfect example of TMI! HAHAHA
Think
you've seen Charlie Brown Christmas? Think again. Linus
and the gang ring in the Holidays with this AMAZING video!
We're still cracking up over this wonderful gem! Doesn't
it just make you happy?
Renita
Love it!
Ed
that was fun!
Terry
YES! Fun, fun FUN! *Sharing!*
Vicki Wonderful!
Susan
Made us smile!!! Very clever!!
Charlie So good! I love the snoopy part!!!
A
word of warning! When out shopping this season, beware of
"women of a certain age"! Respect is deserved
-- or watch out in the parking lot! Bwah-ha-ha-ha!
Phyllis
Oh,
how many time times have we felt like this?
Renita
I so want to do this all the time, I guess it is a good thing
I still have a seventeen year old, he keeps the insurance rates
up so I have to be a good driver.
Dawn This
is why i like to hang out in the woods amd nature this time of
year...Love the festive music playing in the background!!! lololol
Too Funny!!!!!
Pam This is why I go our early in the morning and park
far away from stores. I have worked hard for my serenity, I try
not to give it away too easily!
Marylee
funny.....makes me want to watch Fried Green Tomatoes with Cathy
Bates again....love that grocery scene where she is waiting for
a spot and some young girls snag her spot.... "I'm older
and I got more insurance!" TOWANDA!!!!
Betty
WOW, Marylee, that was one of my favorite scenes from the movie
"Fried Green Tomatoes".. every now and then I rewatch
it just to hear Cathy Bates.."I'm older and I got more insurance!"
empowerment TOWANDA!
Lynda
Boy can I relate!
All
a guy needed was a hot car, right? Remember the muscle car?
All that sexy metal? Was your first car cherry or a clunker?
Donna
66
Chevy Impala conv.......it was cherry.
Still have it,needs restoration. Hopefully
that will start next year.
Gilberto
i had a clunker for first car,,,1976 Gremlin it was white
Lana 68
Mustang - - Black with black interior!! Totalled it within 1st
year!!
Sandy
Clunker - 1952 Buick Le Sabre - but it started in Wisconsin winters!
Donna
the good old days when they made cars that didn't have computer
chips and blue headlights that blind u
Susan A
1969 Austin America, a real POS
Rich Clunker,
My first car was a hand me down VW square back. It would just
stop running while driving on the beltway and I would have to
glide to the shoulder and sit until it was damn good and ready
to go again! sometimes that took hours. This was before cell phones
so I could only sit and do nothing but stress and be pissed! Mary
Opel
Gt convertible -pale yellow with white interior and top. I thought
I was it. But really I was just spoiled.
Remember
Creepy Crawlers? Making bugs out of 4000 degree molten plastic
in red-hot cast iron molds? What could possibly go wrong?
What toys did you survive
w/o major injury?
Irene:
The easy bake oven!
Terri:
Pogo sticks!
Ed:
i believe all these toys taught valuable skills. like balance
and keeping your fingers and toes safe.LOL
Becky: I remember a toy that was two hard balls on either
end of a string. We called 'em "Knockers" cuz we were
always knocking our selves in the head! LOL
Vicky:
I remember Lawn Darts - talk about a dangerous "toy".
Although we didn't see it that way then.
Bob: Super Ball! The big one. We used to bounce them over
three-story buildings. They tended to bounce right back at you
sometimes too. (Think enclosed spaces and young men being hit
in their manhood!)
Linda: How about getting a bobby pin and firing off play
shots of powder for your toy cap gun. Shut up> (South Philly
kids of the late 50's)
@wendywillis: see saw catapults!
What's
the best thing to do with the kid's bedroom when she moves out?
75%
Home office
or hobby room
25%
Austin
Powers shagadelic love nest!
0%
Personal
gym, time to get back in shape!
0%
Don't touch
a thing, it's a shrine
What
pet makes the best "replacement kid" for your empty
nest?
50%
None -- I'm
not raising any more animals!
20%
A Plant --
In case I miss the vegging out
20%
Small Dog --
To dress up, snuggle and carry like a baby
10%
Large Dog
-- Eats like a teenaged boy
10%
Cat -- Ignores me until she wants something
Refilling
the empty nest. Under what circumstances could your adult kids move
back in?
57%
A financial meltdown,
but no sitting around watching cartoons and eating all my food.
31%
A
health emergency, but I'd rather take care of them at their place.
21%
They are welcome
to come back... To take care of me once I've finished having all
the fun I'm having now.
10%
None... Nothing
could make me give up this hard-earned freedom.
5%
Any... I can
hardly bear life without them.
My
College-Aged Son Won't Friend Me on Facebook! Should I Be Upset?
41%
No, he needs
SOME privacy
38%
No, but you should
continue harassing him about it (for your own enjoyment)
20%
Yes,
it's okay to feel bad when your kids reject you
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