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These have all been disproven many times over. Read the Disney section of snopes.com. I had no idea so many people were still taken in by all this.

Tim, now can you do an impression of Jordan doing an impression of you?

@RespectYourViews I think this is the first time someone responded to one of my posts that was this old, not that there's anything wrong with that, of course. I have to admit the "safety proceedures" bit did sound like Seuss.

@Yellow4494 LOL they call a torch a flashlight in the U.S.? :)

@LadyOtacon "Das Boot" is actually German for "The Boat" and was the name of a movie about a German submarine crew. Not slang at all.

@bullseyegurl You don't call trousers, trousers in the U.S.?

What is in the Port Charles drinking water that causes children to grow up so quickly? Robin's daughter should not have reached coherent speech yet.

@EyeCandy0627 That's tit for tat. Remember that all those years ago, it was Lucky who found Elizabeth after she was raped. They've shared a special bond ever since. A "permanent lock." Not that they've never had their weak moments when they've strayed, but they always find each other again.

I like Robin, but in what way is she qualified to be chief of staff?

@TheSilenced In what sense are they "bitches?" They don't seem nasty at all.

@blackwar12 The precise definition of "faggot" is a bundle of sticks bound together for kindling. How could a bundle of sticks eat a hot dog? Oh, unless you were using the term as an insult--a slang name for a homosexual, but you couldn't be, because only people of low intelligence use the term...

A list conprising taking comments out of context. hmmm. Though I admit, I'm not sure how that last one can be redeemed by hearing the rest.

Okay, to start with, "ho" and "hoe" are spelled differently, and so therefore does not qualify as the correct solution. Secondly, the slang term "ho" is usually considered short for a prostitute *("whore") and as such is not always doing it as a means to seek pleasure. Thirdly, look up "rake" i...

@BSBlover4ever1 So you think the points actually mattered on the British show? They didn't, but Clive didn't keep beating a dead horse by constantly mentioning the fact.

Most people would love to have Edward's heart. I've been watching this show since 1979 and he's always been on the verge of a fatel heart attack, yet he's still going strong!

@CanItAlready That was my first thought too. Of course, it's a reference to his role in "The Towering Inferno."

Have you ever noticed that (A) if there's a scene in a moving car or cars, they will always be involved in an accident, and (B) no one on this show ever collides with a car occupied by complete strangers?

@buffalojack19 I suppose if you put aside Drew's 'LOOK AT ME, LOOK AT ME!!!' attitude. He keeps forgetting that the other four are supposed to be the stars.

@surrealIdeal Technically true, since it was the man's name, but in the U.K. the name "Berkeley" is pronounced "Barkley" so it's an easy mistake for an Englishman to make.

@Annsla He might even be referring to the then recent 1989 quake.

Someone tell Ryan that not only is 49 not found under B, but 22 is not under N. :)

@CountryMusicFanForev The puppets on Sesame Street are Muppets. Remember Kermit was on it originally and Jim Henson also voiced Ernie in earlier years.

@MsZathras Sadly, she did not take your advice. RIP Amy.

How much did they get for Alaska?

If Greer did it, he did it with a third hand.

@originalmatchgame No, Jan did not say that. Eve Plumb did.

"Ho" is incorrect, both because of the spelling, and the fact that ho is slang for prostitute, and prostitutes aren't normally doing it for fun. They are not, therefore "Imoral pleasure seekers." Rake is the correct term, Try the dictionary.

"Lay of the land?" Groan.

is it my imagination or does Bruce Wietz steal every scene he's in--even way back in Hill Street Blues?

Carly: I can be selfish sometimes.

SOMEtimes?????

@LandaFab Of course, they got the BJ/Maxie story from "St. Elsewhere," right down to the father of the dead child listening to the heartbeat in the surviving child.