Un-Funny

Ellen DeGeneres is disrespectful, and that isn't really funny, no, but it can be.

No Point

Did you notice Ellen DeGeneres doesn't have a point?

But I do it with finesse....

It seems some people are not very finesse.  You can't discredit someone you like to prove that you're okay.

Jane from "Tarzan"

I watched that, and at the end you just saw in this one that she had nice hands, seemed like a perfect lady, big but thin.

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flautist

Mary Poppins!

I am wondering who would be a good Mary Poppins.  I don't know many people online from England like that.  I mean, I have seen an attractive flautist with gold hair and a very thick yet slick body.

Celebrityng

I want to try to star in a remake.  I can't decide if I should want The Wizard of Oz, but I think so.  I mean, I'm so old-fashioned.  However, kids also like Mary Poppins.  I look different from Julie Andrews and Audrey Hepburn yet similar in some ways.  I'm not really like them, though.  I feel more like Orla Fallon.

Cold

The world is cold like Italy and Israel and Egypt and Pakistan.

Evil

I'm not sure why people rush for money to hurt others.

Psychiatric Hospitals

They should have psychiatric hospitals.  I know they have "Children's Hopsitals" and "Mental Hopsitals," which is the same thing.

The Internet

The internet is going down frequently.

Nappy Bye

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Droopy

Hungry

I grew up hungry but solid, yet not beefed.

R E S P E C T

I didn't get respect in the New Orleans area until I met an attractive boy from New Orleans and an attractive lady from New Orleans.

Young Adulthood

I just realized something.  My mom's mom only got up to about 5th grade.  She was a tailor.  It seems that kids today don't realize the importance of Art and Media until they are young adults.

Work

My dad was a paper boy.  I don't know what he did, but I know he hiked as a kid.  I posted before that he went to school 1|2 day because it was so big and was drugged on hay fever.

I know my aunts worked at like ice cream shops.  My older aunt worked her way through college.  I know my dad had 3 jobs at once.

We Are Closed

I don't know what you think, but I need my weekend and, no, there aren't nice places to work that let you on just the weekend.

What I Could Have Done

Year 1
1 English I G
2 Geometry G
3 World Geography
4 Freshman Orientation | Civics
5 Physical Science H
6 PE I
7 Spanish I

Year 2
1 English II G
2 Algebra II G
3 Advanced Math APG
4 World History
5 Biology I H
6 PE II | Health
7 Spanish II

Year 3
1 English III APG
2 Calculus APG
3 American History H
4 Chemistry I H
5 Biology II
6 Spanish III
7 PE III

Year 4
1 English IV APG
2 Physics H
3 Chemistry II
4 Spanish IV
5
6
7

College - Loyola University New Orleans - Communications + Spanish

Graduate + work for Disney Junior @ Burbank.  =I

I used my Wolf Bucks with maybe just $20 left.  However, I didn't buy breakfast.  My mom drove me to Whole Foods.  A hurricane came, and I started buying breakfast and got fat.  I even wanted 3 wraps.  I got a smoothie for lunch.

So, I fasted when I was turning 16.  It's something special because it's hard to have energy.  1st, I wasn't very unhealthy and started to eat more healthily.  Like, I had cereal.  I used to have pop tarts and then 2 white bagels with butter.  I didn't like cream cheese...  For lunch, I had sandwiches and sometimes pizza and leftovers.  For supper, I wanted more and more starchy, creamy food.  I was tired of Chinese Chicken.  We hardly ever ate out at fast food restaurants.

So, I understand that "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" shows every day.  It stops in the summer and starts at the end of August.  You can get clips online, today.

So, I don't want to work.  We have family up north, and we used to visit most every summer.  Things changed when my aunts came, too, when I was a preteen, but I had just moved, anyway.

So, we didn't have a breakfast buffet.  Lunch you have to pay for with Wolf Bucks, too, not a Meal Plan set.

I guess I would get money from my parents, at least, for breakfast.  Breakfast is probably $7, so that's $50 a week.

Candy-Coated

So, things were candy-coated for generation XY that should have been for generation YZ just to shut us up and stimulate us in ways Late Boomers don't want to be.  I think you forgot that the Late Boom is predominantly 1957-1961.  Sure, there are Late Boomers.

Oh, the land of Ooh is the Candy Kingdom...

My Lovely Wife

People like to make themselves of service, to cater their needs around others, to always be checking to make sure they pleased someone.