Lylmik wrote:

Damn did i get some beating for that….
And astrology lessons….
And not being able to sit for a few days….

Don’t you mean ASTRONOMY lessons?

The thing I’m wondering is… where the FUCK did you get that TOY?!?!

I didn’t even know they MADE them! WHOOT.

What is your collection LIKE man?!

I am in aww…

I would be in speechless aww, except I just told you I’m in aww negating that whole speechless thing.

Now imagine a 6 year-old running into the kitchen screaming:”Mum why the fuck didn’t you tell me the Earth can fucking move?”

Damn did i get some beating for that….
And astrology lessons….
And not being able to sit for a few days….

Aaaaahhh, good ole spankin’ days….
Someting something…

Billman wrote:

I actually saw “Time enough at last” for the first time last year.

I adored Burgess Meredith anyway, from the moment he weirded his way onscreen in one of my favorite trashy horror movies, Burnt Offerings.

Most TZ episodes didn’t outright scare me, but “The Hitch-Hiker” definitely did. It was actually scarier to me without a supernatural explanation – the ending was a relief!

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Still, there are certain episodes I envy first-time viewers the experience of:

“Time Enough at Last” (sadly, almost completely spoiled by the dozens of spoofs it’s generated over the years)
“The Hitch-Hiker”
“The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street” (up until the “do you GET it?” ending Serling so often was guilty of)
“Nightmare as a Child”
“The Eye of the Beholder”
“Dust”
“It’s a Good Life”
“To Serve Man” (also spoiled by much spoofing now)
“Nightmare at 20,000 Feet”

There are other good ones, but those are the ones I love to watch people’s initial reactions to.

I actually saw “Time enough at last” for the first time last year. Either that or I don’t remember seeing it before.
Most of the others I recall seeing.

“Nightmare at 20,000 Feet” is a classic.
I remember an episode of 3rd Rock From the Sun where they were picking up the Big Giant Head (William Shatner) at the airport. He tells Dick (John Lithgow) that he saw someone on the wing. Dick replies, “You’ve seen it too?!” I laughed my ass off. :lol:

bernieh??? what r u doing???

Xeno.Morph wrote:
I was sitting there, thinking about what to think about, when I thought of Dr Seuss’s “The things you can think when you think about Seuss.” So, I started thinking about that, and I thunk and I thunk. I think thunk’s just a thought-up word that I thought about thinking and then typed. Thinking is good for ma brain because ma brain thinks and thinks of things to make you think like the word think because when you think about the word think long enough it loses all meaning. Meaning is important when you think because without meaning there is no thinking so there are no thoughts able to be thunk when you’re thinking if they have no meaning.

This is just what I thought.

Hah, trying saying THAT fast, you peppered potted peacocks!

Ya think? :P