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Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?
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MinnieM123
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To be fair, if you know the game, you can follow it.
In the back to back WS winning years, we use to pay for nosebleed seats in the outfield all the time. No food. No private washroom, nowhere near the home plate. I'm a fan. I want to be at the ballpark.
That being said, there are dozens of large screen tv's in the boxes, Buck and Pat are audible throughout, and the pictures I posted don't really set the scene.
Are Spring Training views better? Absolutely! But you're not seeing real MLB ball - you're watching a great big audition where the score doesn't really count.
Free box seats are free box seats. I will say "yes please", every single time.
As long as they're free along with the free food, you made the right decision!
I don't watch sports, but I have been to various other events like ice shows at our huge venue in Boston. Years ago, I got seats up in the nosebleed section and they weren't worth the price at all. We had these giant Jumbotrons up high so that we could see the skating close up on a screen, while the actual skaters below on the ice looked like tiny ants moving across the ice. I said to hubs at the time, why not just watch a show like this on TV at home--a screen is a screen. But, that's just my opinion.
As long as you and your wonderful hubby had a good time, that's all that matters!
MinnieM123
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MOXOMUMD
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Another sad death from a drug overdose.Erin Moran of 'Happy Days' dead at 56
POSTED:APR 22 2017 06:03PM MST
UPDATED:APR 22 2017 06:15PM MST
HOLLYWOOD (Fox 32 News) - Actress Erin Moran, who played Joanie Cunningham on "Happy Days," has died at age 56.
TMZ reported the death on Saturday.
JUST IN: Played Joanie Cunningham on "Happy Days," and "Murder, She Wrote."Moran also appeared on the short-lived show "Joanie Loves
trr1
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Was it an overdose? I didn't read that in that article.or was there another saying thatAnother sad death from a drug overdose.
Goofyernmost
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Last I heard they found her dead and the details are pending on the outcome of the autopsy. May have been or it might just have been something completely different.
MOXOMUMD
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Heroin overdose, it was on the noon news here. Sadly she had all kinds of personal life issues.
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Eric1955
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I was looking through some old photos from my first trip to Walt Disney World in 2002.
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My love of Walt Disney goes back a long ways. I miss being able to watch him on television every night.
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JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
You've got new exciting times ahead of you Eric, and a new church family just waiting to take you under their wing.
Cute pics. Do you now wear contacts?
Eric1955
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You've got new exciting times ahead of you Eric, and a new church family just waiting to take you under their wing.
Cute pics. Do you now wear contacts?
Thanks, I'm sure you're right. I've already told some people from church to let me know if they're in Orlando, and a few of them do plan on going.
And yes, I do wear contacts. I have glasses but I usually only wear them at night.
Mike S
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If that's you in the pictures something doesn't add up. You said that they're from 2002 and that you watched Walt on TV...
What?
Eric1955
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If that's you in the pictures something doesn't add up. You said that they're from 2002 and that you watched Walt on TV...
What?
From 1997 until the Fall of 2002 the Disney Channel used to have a programming block called Vault Disney that would play every night. Vault Disney consisted of classic disney shows like Zorror, The Mickey Mouse Club, and Disneyland/The Wonderful World of Color.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
I feel privileged to have been a kid growing up in the 70's. Sunday afternoons after church, were filled with Tarzan, Sinbad, and Godzilla. Sunday evenings were Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom, Wait 'till Your Father Gets Home, and The Wonderful World of Colour.
Life was good!
Eric1955
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If only they would release Disneyland and World of Color on Blu-ray or DVD. It seems like an obvious thing to do. I know I'd be willing to pay a lot of money to watch episodes I haven't seen in years or at all.
MinnieM123
Premium Member
And no doubt, they are really going to miss you, too.
I admire your plans--it takes guts to move away like that, in pursuit of better opportunities on the horizon.