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lytehaze -> RE: Schoolhouse Rock: Adjectives (2/17/2008 1:44:01 AM)
I remember, I memorized them all. They were one of the only things I was allowed to watch on weekdays (that or Jeopardy). I love all of the old ones (history, science, math, grammar) but the new ones where the voices are all weird and the animation is different I hate. --Yes I'm talking about you "Money Rock"

sunshinemiss -> RE: Schoolhouse Rock: Adjectives (2/17/2008 2:23:37 AM)
I teach English... I use school house rocks... It's fabulous!!! Interplanet Janet.... she's a galaxy girl....there's never been a planet Janet hasn't seen.. The sun is a hot spot... it's a gas... it's a star ... so Janet got an autograph... ha ha ha ha ha

JerryFrankster -> RE: Schoolhouse Rock: Adjectives (2/17/2008 9:34:46 AM)
Oh, Poor alphonzo. He has no idea what he missed out on, lol. I remember a distinct buildup of anticipation that started every time I heard the School House Rock intro. If the next thing I heard was the first few notes of the Adjectives song, the hair on my neck would stand up a little bit. When the stomp scene finally came around, it would usually send waves of goosepimples all over my body, and maybe a muscle or two would twitch a little bit. For the rest of the song, I would feel all floaty and lightheaded, and maybe just a little bit consoled by the girl's melodic voice. It's nice to see Easy Reader made something of himself. What all has he been now? President? God? He's come a long way from walking into diners and reading the menu out loud for no apparent reason. He's done a lot of voice acting too. I guess "Readin', Readin'" really was his game.

FRSguy -> RE: Schoolhouse Rock: Adjectives (2/18/2008 11:02:06 AM)
YUP! Have all teh mp3's of it!

tsatske -> RE: Schoolhouse Rock: Adjectives (2/18/2008 6:07:15 PM)
[:)] Sat. morning cartoons have gotten distinctly less gooder. My kids grew up with such poor quality compared to what they had when I was growing up. When my son was 3, his absolute heroes in life were McGuiver and James Bond. ( I know, he was an odd child). There was a cartoon called 'James Bond, Jr.' It was so bad even my 3 year old son who idolized James Bond wouldn't watch the damn thing. It had like 4 screens per minute, I swear, and even for those, only the parts that 'needed' to move were drawn in, the background was sketchy, and copied from screen to screen. I am very fond, however, of alternative forms of annimation, like cut paper, or water color - or, well, anything interesting.

JerryFrankster -> RE: Schoolhouse Rock: Adjectives (2/18/2008 6:42:09 PM)
Interjections! Is just begging for a bdsm parody. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhHpJ45_zwM

petdave -> RE: Schoolhouse Rock: Adjectives (2/19/2008 3:13:48 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: JerryFrankster Interjections! Is just begging for a bdsm parody. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhHpJ45_zwM Heh, that was what i was thinking when i first saw this thread... that woman that says "WOWWWW!" definitely sounds like she's having some fun! [;)]

JerryFrankster -> RE: Schoolhouse Rock: Adjectives (2/19/2008 4:38:53 PM)
You really wouldn't have to change it that much. "YOW! That's not fair, givin' a guy a shot down there." Geraldo and Geraldine? Really? And who hasn't had to use a comma when the feeling wasn't as strong. [&o] Also, every other word rymes with "erections." It almost writes itself.

littleone35 -> RE: Schoolhouse Rock: Adjectives (2/20/2008 3:38:11 PM)
Schoolhouse Rock wow does that bring back some really good memories. Matt's littleone

TracyTaken -> RE: Schoolhouse Rock: Adjectives (2/20/2008 4:19:58 PM)
quote: signs Conjunction junction, what's your function? That one is my favorite. In a college-level astronomy course, the professor referred us to the School House Rock "Victim of Gravity" as a prelude to that chapter. [:)]

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