items taking up valuable space in my brain that could be used for other things. like say, writing my thesis.
-The theme songs to the following shows: Sister, Sister ("Sister, sister! Never knew how much I missed her!"), The Nanny (which incidentally, I totally watched the reunion of on Lifetime tonight. You just lost all respect for me, huh?), Full House (like you don't) and Boy Meets World.
-An inordinate amount of Saved By the Bell trivia.
-The plot of pretty much every book I read between the ages of six and twelve. This includes such useless titles as Nothing's Fair in Fourth Grade, You Have to Draw the Line Somewhere and Lisa and Lottie, which was some crazy German version of The Parent Trap. Also, pretty much every Babysitter's Club and Sweet Valley Twins book ever written.
-Pretty much all of my lines from every play I've been in (up to and including The Sound of Music when I was twelve and played Brigitta).
-In a related vein, all the songs with accompanying choreography from truly terrible plays I was in during elementary school and camp. Titles of said plays include The Fabulous Fable Factory, Sami's Magical Circus and Hoodwinked!. If you get me real real drunk, I can bust out a rendition of "Turn That Frown Upside Down" from Sami's Magical Circus. I only wish I was joking.
-A rap my first grade class performed at the Black History Month assembly. "Harriet Tubman didn't take no stuff! Wasn't scared of nothing neither!"
-The location of every season of The Real World.
-Most of the dialogue of the following movies: Clueless, The Breakfast Club, Heathers, Dirty Dancing.
-The rhyming text of a preview for Empire Records that aired before Clueless ("Cory and Rex! First time at sex! AJ loves Cory! Whole nother story!"). Does anyone else remember this? Besides Rose?
-The phone numbers of people I haven't called in over ten years.
-An inordinate amount of Saved By the Bell trivia.
-The plot of pretty much every book I read between the ages of six and twelve. This includes such useless titles as Nothing's Fair in Fourth Grade, You Have to Draw the Line Somewhere and Lisa and Lottie, which was some crazy German version of The Parent Trap. Also, pretty much every Babysitter's Club and Sweet Valley Twins book ever written.
-Pretty much all of my lines from every play I've been in (up to and including The Sound of Music when I was twelve and played Brigitta).
-In a related vein, all the songs with accompanying choreography from truly terrible plays I was in during elementary school and camp. Titles of said plays include The Fabulous Fable Factory, Sami's Magical Circus and Hoodwinked!. If you get me real real drunk, I can bust out a rendition of "Turn That Frown Upside Down" from Sami's Magical Circus. I only wish I was joking.
-A rap my first grade class performed at the Black History Month assembly. "Harriet Tubman didn't take no stuff! Wasn't scared of nothing neither!"
-The location of every season of The Real World.
-Most of the dialogue of the following movies: Clueless, The Breakfast Club, Heathers, Dirty Dancing.
-The rhyming text of a preview for Empire Records that aired before Clueless ("Cory and Rex! First time at sex! AJ loves Cory! Whole nother story!"). Does anyone else remember this? Besides Rose?
-The phone numbers of people I haven't called in over ten years.
5 Comments:
yo... we totally did that harriet tubman rap at the trotter too... jess can atest. and i think that you forgot to mention a poem about a certain violet bovine planted in your head by the insidious ms. cohen. yes. i went there.
guess who?
Hey, I totally read Lisa and Lotte too. But I think it was Lisle.
And I lost more respect for myself than you upon reading this because my first thought was "damn! I would have liked to see that reunion!"
i was going to say - yes, we did that harriet tubman thing. although at the time i thought it was a poem. it made me uncomfortable because i knew i wasn't supposed to talk like that.
Leila, Very informative. Great to see such that fresh sites are still out there. If you know anything about lady fancy dress or lady fancy dress feel free to send a post onto my blog. Thanks again
Leila, Very informative. Great to see such that fresh sites are still out there. If you know anything about fancy dress hat or fancy dress hat feel free to send a post onto my blog. Thanks again
Post a Comment
<< Home