Yeah it was. I'm trying to suss out whether it was an early era meme that maybe came from some program or book or kids book. Like a puncline. What do you wanna be? A firetruck. I picked it too. Leads me to think this must've been on some program, cartoon. Its so common back then for boys to have said this.
Edison Medicine, Zeus Juice, Ride the Lightning soundtrack and of course the Microsoft shut down theme...
"Hands up. Comply. Shut up." So many dummies can't follow simple orders.
For sure not defending the offender. Cannot understand the actions of the perp. High?
For sure not defending the offender. Cannot understand the actions of the perp. High?
Still. Regs around tasers are fairly tight and not whats seen in Hangover.
"Right in the head"
It wasn't a thing. It was being sent to the office and a strap. That was the guidance offered in Elementary. That and Catholic School System nuns rapping your knuckles with yardsticks. haha. I sound like a criminal but that was the nature of student guidance in the 60s. Corporal punishment.
I’m wondering if maybe we’re putting too much thought into this. In my case I knew I was on tv, was very nervous and I panicked and said the wrong word. I didn’t want to be a fire truck, I wanted to be a fireman. What 5 year old boy didn’t back then? It was one of the coolest and most heroic jobs for a young boy. Probably similar circumstances for most of us boys back then, not necessarily being on tv but talking to adults we didn’t know very well. They’d ask us a question in front of a group of people, put us on the spot and we’d clam up and blurt out the first thing that popped into our heads, usually not what we meant to say. Girls developed quicker than boys socially so for the most part it was just us guys saying the dumb things when we were first sent to school.
This happened all the time. It is a running joke for my wife and I. Little girls wanted to be a nurse or a teacher while little boys wanted to be a fire truck. Just goes to show you why I think women should be the only people allowed to vote.
I watched every day but that woman with the magic mirror never ever called my name. Still saddens me even to this day
Have you ever stayed there? The rooms are so small you can’t change your mind in them.
The smallest room I've ever stayed in was at one of the Microtel's for a hockey tourney. Price was fine, but should have figured from the name that everything would be compact. It was like it was made for kids. Definitely not for 3 adults.
For once their is truth in advertising??
Hey…. This is HFB Oil. We over analyze EVERYTHING.
No but I attended a Scott Macgillvary taught workshop there once on how to buy real estate
Stayed at the Mac's sister in Calgary, and yes, the rooms are tiny. But that Edmonton lounge and the outdoor patio.....wow. And the huge pic of the dads of confederation is amazing!
Depends who the adults are, if you know what I mean.
The grand old dame still looks amazing.
