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Where in the World is Bob Saget?
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acishere
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Yes, yes it is. It's like the original Mrs Doubtfire, but all the lines are either whispered or screamed.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Oh my. I just googled "Nicolas Cage Titanic", and there it was - the second image.@JenniferS, I found another Titanic Nic Cage picture, but unfortunately it's during the drawing portion of the movie, and cannot be used for an avatar on this website.
Gotta say - Nic looks good in everything ... except .
acishere
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I think they make him look even better
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Agree to disagree. Strongly.I think they make him look even better
donaldtoo
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I know the feeling. When I was 35 I lost 70 lbs in 6 months. It felt beyond great! About a year later I started to gain it all back and then again lost quite a bit when I went into retail after my layoff.
Now that I've been back with the firm for almost a year I've started to gain again big time. I really hate it and there are no excuses. I have recently started to lose again in a big way for oldest DD's upcoming wedding, though. No fancy diets...just simply consuming less and moving more. Pure simplicity that worked last time. I've done it once, so I know I can do it again. Oldest DD recently texted me a pic from a Girl Scout event from back then. I think I wanna' look like this (kinda', 'cause I'm a bit older now
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Actually, there is an excuse: Meg.I know the feeling. When I was 35 I lost 70 lbs in 6 months. It felt beyond great! About a year later I started to gain it all back and then again lost quite a bit when I went into retail after my layoff.
Now that I've been back with the firm for almost a year I've started to gain again big time. I really hate it and there are no excuses. I have recently started to lose again in a big way for oldest DD's upcoming wedding, though. No fancy diets...just simply consuming less and moving more. Pure simplicity that worked last time. I've done it once, so I know I can do it again. Oldest DD recently texted me a pic from a Girl Scout event from back then. I think I wanna' look like this (kinda', 'cause I'm a bit older now
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JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
You're right.
I don't blame the hysterectomy.
I don't blame the muffins, bagels, fries, and pizzas.
I don't blame 8 weeks of relative inactivity.
I. BLAME. MEG.
acishere
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You blamed Meg RyanYou're RIGHT!!! What the MEG was I (or, was I not ?!
That's the spirit!
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Losing weight is easy, peasy, lemon squeezy.I know the feeling. When I was 35 I lost 70 lbs in 6 months. It felt beyond great! About a year later I started to gain it all back and then again lost quite a bit when I went into retail after my layoff.
Now that I've been back with the firm for almost a year I've started to gain again big time. I really hate it and there are no excuses. I have recently started to lose again in a big way for oldest DD's upcoming wedding, though. No fancy diets...just simply consuming less and moving more. Pure simplicity that worked last time. I've done it once, so I know I can do it again. Oldest DD recently texted me a pic from a Girl Scout event from back then. I think I wanna' look like this (kinda', 'cause I'm a bit older now
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Keeping it off, actually requires more discipline.
As you may recall from my regular avatar, I'm not a big girl, so these extra pounds are really weighing heavy.
donaldtoo
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Funny actually, to the extent that oldest DD's name is actually Megan, although we've, luckily, NEVER referred to her as Meg. Megaroo, Mega Megs (and, no, she's definitely not overweight at all), Megarinovich, etc. but NEVER Meg. *Phew*
donaldtoo
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Yes, I noticed and am jealous 'cause you look a lot younger than I do even though it seems we're somewhat close in age, I think?!
And yes, as Danny Glover said in Lethal Weapon... "I'm gettin' too old for this s***."
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
I'm 5 years younger than you. I may do a lot of aging between now and 51.Yes, I noticed and am jealous 'cause you look a lot younger than I do even though it seems we're somewhat close in age, I think?!
And yes, as Danny Glover said in Lethal Weapon... "I'm gettin' too old for this s***."
I certainly aged 5+ years during my dad's cancer and death, followed by my mom's sudden and unexpected passing less than 18 months later, both at the unforgivable age of 62.
Disney is what keeps us young. You're never too old for that s***!
Cesar R M
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that rate is.. awful D:
Will the world agree on hating meg and reach finally world peace?
There was this meme related to face swaps.. Started with LemonDemon's famous song of "BrodyQuest"
Many other guys posted similar of different characters.. like Nick from the game Left4Dead 2.
noone is too old unless you're danny glover's Roger Murtaugh !
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donaldtoo
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I did a lot of that darn aging thing during my 4-year layoff from the firm. I worked as many as 3 retail jobs at a time. The one I cherished the most, but, the one that took the most out of me was, in fact, The Disney Store. I worked there for all 4+ years and was even a Lead Manager for one of those years until the firm asked me back on contract so I stepped down from the LM position. I am a Disnut through and through and am especially a lover of, pretty much, all things Walt set out to do. But, at the risk of having myself flagged for rehire someday when myself and DWifey wanna' "retire" as CM's at WDW, that company can be one of the most screwed up messes I've ever seen.
If I chose to write a book...
Also, so sincerely sorry for your loses.
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