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dmxratedThe saga continues! Here you go: The 4th and 5th of September in one entry.
September 4, 1998 (Friday)
I’ve been put into a regular Gym Class instead of an adaptive class.
Mom and dad left the house tonight. Me, Brian, and Marie watched Tiny Toons, The Simpsons, KABLAM!, and Animorphs.
On Tiny Toons, they made fun of Star Wars. Two alien ducks came to Earth and brought Plucky to help them save Planet X from Duck Vader (Dark Vader, and there were even duck Storm Troopers). One of them said “Let the force be your umbrella.” Plucky sat on what looked like the royal cushion and is like “Ahhh, the royal cushion.” The other duck told him that it was some bull. The bull woke up. Plucky stuck his tongue at him, and he got mad at him and charged at him. The other duck’s like “Don’t show him anything red, not even your tongue.” Towards the end, Duck Vader strapped Plucky onto a cot with a laser pointed at him. Plucky told Duck Vader that he’s allergic to lasers and sneezed so hard it blew the laser away from him. Soon, he remembered “Don’t show him anything red, not even your tongue.” He ran to the refrigerator as Duck Vader fired laser beams at him. He then threw a ketchup bottle at Duck Vader, and the bull got mad and charged at him and sent him flying to the computer. The message changed from “DESTROY GOOD GUYS” to “DESTROY SHIP.”
On The Simpsons, Lisa had to get braces. While the Simpsons were in line, Bart’s like “Lisa needs braces” each time the speaker said “Next.” Homer dropped a pencil down someone’s asscrack, and he’s like “Bullseye!” During that episode, Mr. Smithers and Mr. Burns were watching Homer on video and thought he was excercizing, but he was actually trying to get a popsicle off his back. Homer asked someone to get it off his back, and the man’s like “Okay, but this is the last time!”
September 5, 1998 (Saturday; Sabbath Day)
Today, we went somewhere to get a trailer.
While Dad was driving, he had to pull over so that I could take a piss. I found an abandoned wallet on the ground, and picked it up in case it had money still in it. There was nothing inside, so I just left it behind.
Later during the way there, I copied Homer from The Simpsons last night, and I gave it out. Mom and Dad didn’t actually get mad at any of us.
While we were where we were going, Mom noticed that there were people walking around, and said that it must be a Jewish community. On this day of the year, if you’re Jewish, you’re not supposed to operate any kind of machinery.
On the way home, I saw a car with a Wario doll hanging from the rear view mirror, and it had a McDonald’s tag. I asked Mom if they ever sold Mario toys at McDonald’s, and she said they probably didn’t.
We stopped at Friendly’s for dinner while driving home.
During the rest of the way home, I asked Mom why they can’t make old issues of Nintendo Power. Dad told me “It’s like the newspaper: people don’t want yesterday’s; they want today’s. They don’t care if you want old issues; they wanna make a buck.”
Trivia: Mom and Dad had sold the Airstream four years later, for less than they bought it for. Also, back then, until several years later, we weren't allowed to watch The Simpsons because it had set a bad example on me several years earlier.
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Anyway, I received disk 1 of Kanon yesterday, and watched two episodes of it. Up until now, I've been sticking to one series at a time (for the most part). However, starting now, I am gonna jump around and watch at least several anime titles at a time. For example, when I finish watching disk 1 of Kanon, I'm gonna continue with not only disk 2 of that series, but also disk 2 of School Rumble and Azumanga Daioh each. Considering that the only anime I ever watched back in 7th was Pokemon (and even then, only rarely), watching multiple anime simultaneously in the present will make a nice supplement to the stuff that I write as "flashbacks". (This will also ensure that I have something to watch, in case something is out or I get another cracked disk like I did last year or whatever else may happen.)
September 4, 1998 (Friday)
I’ve been put into a regular Gym Class instead of an adaptive class.
Mom and dad left the house tonight. Me, Brian, and Marie watched Tiny Toons, The Simpsons, KABLAM!, and Animorphs.
On Tiny Toons, they made fun of Star Wars. Two alien ducks came to Earth and brought Plucky to help them save Planet X from Duck Vader (Dark Vader, and there were even duck Storm Troopers). One of them said “Let the force be your umbrella.” Plucky sat on what looked like the royal cushion and is like “Ahhh, the royal cushion.” The other duck told him that it was some bull. The bull woke up. Plucky stuck his tongue at him, and he got mad at him and charged at him. The other duck’s like “Don’t show him anything red, not even your tongue.” Towards the end, Duck Vader strapped Plucky onto a cot with a laser pointed at him. Plucky told Duck Vader that he’s allergic to lasers and sneezed so hard it blew the laser away from him. Soon, he remembered “Don’t show him anything red, not even your tongue.” He ran to the refrigerator as Duck Vader fired laser beams at him. He then threw a ketchup bottle at Duck Vader, and the bull got mad and charged at him and sent him flying to the computer. The message changed from “DESTROY GOOD GUYS” to “DESTROY SHIP.”
On The Simpsons, Lisa had to get braces. While the Simpsons were in line, Bart’s like “Lisa needs braces” each time the speaker said “Next.” Homer dropped a pencil down someone’s asscrack, and he’s like “Bullseye!” During that episode, Mr. Smithers and Mr. Burns were watching Homer on video and thought he was excercizing, but he was actually trying to get a popsicle off his back. Homer asked someone to get it off his back, and the man’s like “Okay, but this is the last time!”
September 5, 1998 (Saturday; Sabbath Day)
Today, we went somewhere to get a trailer.
While Dad was driving, he had to pull over so that I could take a piss. I found an abandoned wallet on the ground, and picked it up in case it had money still in it. There was nothing inside, so I just left it behind.
Later during the way there, I copied Homer from The Simpsons last night, and I gave it out. Mom and Dad didn’t actually get mad at any of us.
While we were where we were going, Mom noticed that there were people walking around, and said that it must be a Jewish community. On this day of the year, if you’re Jewish, you’re not supposed to operate any kind of machinery.
On the way home, I saw a car with a Wario doll hanging from the rear view mirror, and it had a McDonald’s tag. I asked Mom if they ever sold Mario toys at McDonald’s, and she said they probably didn’t.
We stopped at Friendly’s for dinner while driving home.
During the rest of the way home, I asked Mom why they can’t make old issues of Nintendo Power. Dad told me “It’s like the newspaper: people don’t want yesterday’s; they want today’s. They don’t care if you want old issues; they wanna make a buck.”
Trivia: Mom and Dad had sold the Airstream four years later, for less than they bought it for. Also, back then, until several years later, we weren't allowed to watch The Simpsons because it had set a bad example on me several years earlier.
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Anyway, I received disk 1 of Kanon yesterday, and watched two episodes of it. Up until now, I've been sticking to one series at a time (for the most part). However, starting now, I am gonna jump around and watch at least several anime titles at a time. For example, when I finish watching disk 1 of Kanon, I'm gonna continue with not only disk 2 of that series, but also disk 2 of School Rumble and Azumanga Daioh each. Considering that the only anime I ever watched back in 7th was Pokemon (and even then, only rarely), watching multiple anime simultaneously in the present will make a nice supplement to the stuff that I write as "flashbacks". (This will also ensure that I have something to watch, in case something is out or I get another cracked disk like I did last year or whatever else may happen.)