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Go to her website This is not just anybody but a real career woman. Seems very well respected. I'd love to go to one of her seminars and that has absolutely nothing to do with RA.

I just went to Wiki and the Cheyenne River Sioux Reservation web site. Because these Indians are bound to the reservation (unbelievable in this day and age and not really fair), I suppose they HAVE to support themselves somehow. After all, it was us white people who took the land from them (not j...

That's no woman, dummy. Native American men usually have long hair...it's part of their culture. This has nothing to do with the loan, but I would LOVE to know this guy's Indian name. And it's amazing that now in 2012 the Indians STILL have to live on a reservation after all these hundreds of years.

If any of you watch it on EWTN, the subtitles are in English. If any of you know how I can get DVD, let me know. The two male principals are hot (that means muy guapo).

@thesortsakis Watch your language please.

As I understand it, it's like "clogging" that is done in the south.

Did you know that there is a hymn called Lord of the Dance?

I also learned this in my very young childhood...not even six yet. Not many people know there are lyrics to the song. To this day, this is among my personal top ten favorite Billboard songs of all time.

I did not like her doing drugs but, Lord, she had the most awesome outfits. And I would be pretty stupid if I didn't want a Benz myself (with a chauffeur of course)...or a Rolls.

I'm sure that all the Jews who lived through that era, and certainly survivors of the Holocaust would NOT think what Hitler is saying is funny. I don't understand a word he's saying and even I think he's a raving maniac.

I have heard that the chief Vatican exorcist was in attendance for one of t...

He's smarter than all of us in either language.

He was a genius but in these photos when he's older, he looks like a favorite grandfather or great uncle to me. What fun and it has nothing to do with how smart you are.

It was the Bolsheviks.

About 8 seconds in, you can see John Brown. He's the one wearing the kilt (not a skirt, silly nillies).

Since this is only four years before I was born, it is a treat. It is nice to hear the voices of the extreme famous after seeing pictures and read stories all your life.

My mother was born in 1931 and her sister was seven years older. I can assure you that the tomboyish look was very much in vogue in those days. My father was born in 1928 and his sister was tomboyish too. Has nothing to do with "transgender" or sexual identity or whatever you want to call it. It'...

I can understand some words.

Did you catch the the companion's eyes roll when Helen interrupted her? It's just for a brief moment.

Someday somewhere I hope to meet Helen myself.

After watching The Miracle Worker many times over the years, reading Ms. Keller's autobiography, and other bios about Helen, it's AMAZING to finally actually hear the REAL Anne Sullivan and Helen Keller speak for themselves with their OWN mouths.

The ones who dislike are heartless.

If I remember correctly, Tony was supposed to be the Italian-Canadian Donny Osmond.

I wrote a note to Tony on his website-never responded.

However, I did write to DeArt (Kaptain Kool and the Kongs) and she was kind enough to answer back. That means a lot to have someone famous actually answer.

Oh so many Sunday mornings learning the new Partridge Family (and Osmond) album...waking up my parents!

The one person who dislikes (what's up with that?) must like Brady Bunch better.

I really have to watch it at least twice-once focusing on Brian (drums) and one focusing on Warren (who's only 36 days older than I am).

I really wish he would come to America for his birthday (everybody deserves a parade on their birthday). Warren is only 36 days older than I am.

I think it's awesome you included the commercials. As I was only four I was much too young to watch the show let alone the commercials.

If anyone can get better copies of just the commercials, more power to the people.

Wanna a little bit of reality, friends? The children are now adults with children (maybe grandchildren) of their own and the adults are probably very old or dead. My mother HATED these...too loud...too "busy".

I wonder how many desserts that was really made to make the take (if that was real food)?

Uh uh, not in this household. My parents didn't like this. We were middle class-knew nothing of the projects/inner city (black or white ghetto)...wasn't even supposed to know about it. Was NEVER allowed to watch Good Times, All in the Family until I was well into my mid teens (Sanfred and Son sti...

The one person who dislikes this probably doesn't like Mr. Rogers either. (Is it me or is there a resemblance there?) Did I mention I love the Irish?

Watching this, there are definitely (positive) comparisons to Mr. Rogers. Not sure if they knew each other in real life. I think Fred Rogers is of Irish ancestry (McFeeley is an Irish name) so maybe that's why. Did I mention I LOVE the Irish?

I was far too old to see it, but I DID watch Mr. Hooper in the wee years of Sesame Street. To me what makes this so special, is that the emotions of all the humans are VERY real, not only as their respective characters but themselves...because the human cast were like family to each other (and pr...

But Roscoe wasn't the original Gordon-that was Matt Robinson. Roscoe played a pimp (look it up in the dictionary, kids) on All My Children (I forget who the call girl was...maybe Donna?)...mind you this was decades ago and for most of you only God knew you.

I was four (born in 1962), too young to watch this show, and too old to watch Sesame Street (but I did for the first couple of seasons anyway).

I had a couple of his records for children. Should've done some records for adults.

Middle aged (my generation) adults...if we think we are old now, wait...

Now that I've taken the time to hear it, not bad but (sorry) Joe Feeney still sang better. I STILL love the Irish.

I once read that Bob McGrath has five daughters.

God, she reminds me of Michelle Obama in the video and I don't like that.

It's kind of surreal watching actors you grew up with being themselves-and not as the characters they are known for (with a script and a plot, and scenery)-as regular people.

Never thought of him like Mr Rogers but you may have a point there.

It's nice seeing him as himself is refreshing.