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Jul 30, 1992, 6:48 PM ET4 posts by 4 posters
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Tom McDonald

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Here, here! This is another Mystery Science Theater 3000 theme song time (paraphrased it's "If you're thinking about too many technical points, just keep telling yourself it's just a show."

-Tom

And to think that it cost hundreds, if not thousands of dollars to say that.

Okay, one more time. This is your brain. (egg) This is your brain on drugs. (egg in frying pan) Any Questions? "Yeah, can I have mine scrambled?"
sandra guzdekTom McDonald

In article , [email] (Tom McDonald) writes...

"just repeat to yourself 'it's just a show, i should really just relax!'"

(couldn't resist!)

sandra guzdek + username: [email] + til 21 Aug 1992 "All that remains is the possibility of communication." -- J-L Picard
Mark A ZabelTom McDonald

Tom "golden arches" Mcdonald agrees with her.

What is all this anyway? If you want to "get a life" it sure as hell shouldn't be on the net! What are we, a bunch of yes persons (notice the PC expression here) ?

What I really want to know is why most of those Olympic Moments commercials are so lame? I think that even Howie Mandel could have done better. Actually, I don't think that (Howie Mandel couldn't have done better - but Letterman?). Did Seinfeld get paid off big time to do commercials that were so poor that they didn't outshine the shabby coverage of the Olympics?

-Mark

Christopher M. WhatleyTom McDonald

In article [email] (Tom McDonald) writes:

In article [email]

   Here, here!
   This is another Mystery Science Theater 3000 theme song time
   (paraphrased it's "If you're thinking about too many technical
   points, just keep telling yourself it's just a show.")

I think that the exact words are "If you wonder when they eat or sleep and other science facts, you should tell yourself, It's just a show, you should really just relax". :) Maybe the extreme sarcasm of my posting doesn't come through too well text-only.

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