hey, have you guys seen that new commercial for "The Kid"? It has a bunch of people (stars) talking about what they wanted to be when they grow up, and Matthew Perry says that he wanted to be a tennis player. Oh well, just wonderin if anyone else saw it (i've only caught it once).
Seen the commercial. Wasn't sure if MP was joking or not.
And now I know he wasn't. :-)
But of course, atf'ers, the REAL question is what did you want to be when you were a kid? Since we have some young ones here, let's arbitrarily define "kid" status as 10 or younger.
Me, I first wanted to be a paleontologist (really!) and later a special-effects makeup artist.
oops, i didnt mean to say "what they want to be when they grow up" i meant, when they were younger, what they wanted to be when they grew up. oh well, thats what i get for not proofreading my message! :o)
ok well when I was 5 I wanted to be a doctor.. then I didnt want to be one at 6.. I had no idea what I wanted to be till 11 when I wanted to be an actress (still my dream job) and now I know I am going to be a computer tech.. minoring in Drama..
Da nada. LOTS of small girls want to be horses, apparently. We just took it *very seriously* indeed (my friend Lorraine refused to answer to her own name for a year). I also answer to Meg and Hazel, which should tell you a lot about our reading at that age. In 1998 I sent a wedding card to Prof. and Mrs Bhaer...
Well - this is obviously a reference to "Little Women", which Rachel hid in the freezer at the end of 313 "TOW Monica and Richard Are Just Friends", and starred Winona Ryder as Jo March in the 1994 movie, but what's this to do with 1998 & Liam Neeson? Friedrich Bhaer was played by Gabriel Byrne.
Have you been cutting off the heads & gluing on new ones again, Jaqqqqi?
Just as a matter of interest, who played Dean Keaton in your version of "The Usual Suspects", or D'Artagnan in your "Man in the Iron Mask", or Father Andrew in "Stigmata"... <jk>
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Oh LOL.... really, I laughed out loud ;)
I think I wanted to be a primary teacher too... (wasn't that long ago, but I don't really remember.. they pushed so much stuff in during my GCSEs, everything has gone right out again ;)) I had the silliest reason tho... it was coz the teachers always got first pick of the birthday chocolates!! hehe...