Oh, those poor Ingalls girls...

Nemo14

Well-Known Member
Did I tell you I got "liked" yesterday from something I posted in 2007?
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NYwdwfan

Well-Known Member
and 84 pages of Zombie discussions isn't?
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Heck - I never implied that I think WE are normal...I'm not sure anyone could argue that! (Rsoxguy probably could put forth a valid argument though). Normal = boring, right? o_O

To be fair - I guess I could understand why a newbie would just click through the forums reading threads of interest, as opposed to say, reading threads related to rabid pioneer girls. ALTHOUGH - the title of this treads just BEGS the user to click in and read. And let's face it, once you start reading I'm not sure that you could click away (even if you wanted to...bwahahahahaha).
 

rsoxguy

Well-Known Member
Heck - I never implied that I think WE are normal...I'm not sure anyone could argue that! (Rsoxguy probably could put forth a valid argument though). Normal = boring, right? o_O.


This issue requires logic; pure and simple logic.

Laura Ingalls is an American icon.

Pioneers are an American icon.

Rabies is a major factor in the film “Old Yeller”, a Disney American icon.

Zombies belong to a film genre that is as American as apple pie, hence an icon.

We have been discussing iconic issues, ergo we are normal. An attack on this thread is the equivalent of an attack on the very foundations of America.

Rabid Zombies…bringing the nation together.
 

The Mom

Moderator
Premium Member
Mine doesn't read here - and actually I didn't think he even knew I was on a discussion board - 'til a few weeks ago when I was checking this very thread on the computer and busted out laughing. He said, "what did your Disney friend say that's so funny?". I replied, "oh it's not about Disney - just the zombie apocalypse". I will never forget the look on his face!

My husband doesn't read here either, but I just showed him the Mom anti-zombie brigade photo. Then, as I was scrolling down, he made me stop to reread your shirt story.

He said "That's a great story! I can't believe you didn't read it out loud to me!" :D My son was also reading over my shoulder, and told me to note the number of ripped t-shirts at regattas. It's apparently a common problem when one has to resort to a port-a-john.

Of course, being The Mom, I always have tissue in my ref bag.
 

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