Different Strokes episode when Arnold and Dudley get MOLESTED!

whats good bros n sis? today i was watching my ON DEMAND and i came across a very special episode of Different Strokes. It was the episode where Arnold and Dudley get molested by the bike owner creepy old man! I remember even Family Guy had an episode mocking this episode LOL. But today when I watched it, it really disgusted me and man me feel uncomfortable :-[

The creepy bike owner lured Arnold and Dudley back into his back home apartment where he gave them ice cream, pizza, had video games, and such. He strategically placed nude magazines with comic books to get them in the mood to talk about naked people. He then talked about skinny dipping and showed them pics of his old wrinkly asss skinny dipping butt naked. Then he made them drink WINE! Then he tricked them into taking compromising pictures by saying hey lets pretend we are Tarzan and he made Dudley take his shirt off. When Dudley took his shirt off he said wow Dudley you have a great body!

the episode then ended and said: TO BE CONTINUED!

by this point i was so disturbed and creeped out :puke:

anyone else recall this episode from their childhood? it sounds funny as hell, but when you watch now as an adult its like WHOA! DISTURBING CITY!!!!!!!!

I don't remember this one ??

Usually have a good memory for such stuff but this one eludes me :-\

must have been topical at the time - hope they don't get bummed when it continues !!

anyone remember Arnold and Philip Drummond being in Fresh Prince of Bel Air ??

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I don't remember this one ??

Usually have a good memory for such stuff but this one eludes me :-\

must have been topical at the time - hope they don't get bummed when it continues !!

anyone remember Arnold and Philip Drummond being in Fresh Prince of Bel Air ??

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yea i think that was like the last episode and they were interested in buying the BANKS Manor hahaha

WHAT YOU TALKING ABOUT WILLIS ?

Didnt the girl of that turned into a prostitute or somthing like that :-\

ooh... season 5.... episode 114 ...The Bicycle Man...

Still gives me the chills TO THIS DAY ...

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WHAT YOU TALKING ABOUT WILLIS ?

Didnt the girl of that turned into a prostitute or somthing like that :-\

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She starred in a prison movie with softcore elements also called "Different Strokes" she died shortly there after :(

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WHAT YOU TALKING ABOUT WILLIS ?

Didnt the girl of that turned into a prostitute or somthing like that :-\

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yeah real tragic, she like got all strung out on crack and robbed a video store wearing a disguise and the video store was like come on kimberly we know its you put the gun down :-[

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ooh... season 5.... episode 114 ...The Bicycle Man...

Still gives me the chills TO THIS DAY ...

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WHAT YOU TALKING ABOUT WILLIS ?

Didnt the girl of that turned into a prostitute or somthing like that :-\

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She starred in a prison movie with softcore elements also called "Different Strokes" she died shortly there after :(

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well yea babe. i remember thinking it was funny and weird as a kid.

and then even more so hilarious cuz FAMILY GUY mocked it

then watching it as an adult it was indeed CREEPORAMA!!!!!!!

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ooh... season 5.... episode 114 ...The Bicycle Man...

Still gives me the chills TO THIS DAY ...

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WHAT YOU TALKING ABOUT WILLIS ?

Didnt the girl of that turned into a prostitute or somthing like that :-\

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She starred in a prison movie with softcore elements also called "Different Strokes" she died shortly there after :(

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well yea babe. i remember thinking it was funny and weird as a kid.

and then even more so hilarious cuz FAMILY GUY mocked it

then watching it as an adult it was indeed CREEPORAMA!!!!!!!

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Upload that on youtube...its a very important episode.

Its even more creeporama when your a girl :(

I was talking to my friend the other night on instant messaging and at her college there had been rapes on her floor, she called them "attacks" and she said security is good around the dorms over there but that they were outside because someone had gotten stabbed. She then said she was getting an IM out of nowhere saying "whore ima rape you"

And that freaked me out when she said that because I was so scared for her. Her guy friend was supposed to be going over to the dorms to keep her company in case something happened. But he called her at the last moment to say he "wouldnt" be coming over because he had a party he wanted to really go to ::**

She's ok though, I think. But its very scary ESPECIALLY for a girl watching that episode of DS

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ooh... season 5.... episode 114 ...The Bicycle Man...

Still gives me the chills TO THIS DAY ...

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WHAT YOU TALKING ABOUT WILLIS ?

Didnt the girl of that turned into a prostitute or somthing like that :-\

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She starred in a prison movie with softcore elements also called "Different Strokes" she died shortly there after :(

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well yea babe. i remember thinking it was funny and weird as a kid.

and then even more so hilarious cuz FAMILY GUY mocked it

then watching it as an adult it was indeed CREEPORAMA!!!!!!!

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Upload that on youtube...its a very important episode.

Its even more creeporama when your a girl :(

I was talking to my friend the other night on instant messaging and at her college there had been rapes on her floor, she called them "attacks" and she said security is good around the dorms over there but that they were outside because someone had gotten stabbed. She then said she was getting an IM out of nowhere saying "whore ima rape you"

And that freaked me out when she said that because I was so scared for her. Her guy friend was supposed to be going over to the dorms to keep her company in case something happened. But he called her at the last moment to say he "wouldnt" be coming over because he had a party he wanted to really go to ::**

She's ok though, I think. But its very scary ESPECIALLY for a girl watching that episode of DS

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yeah babes i feel ya! but in your case i know u know how to box and throw down so a wack busta trying to attack u would be in for a great suprise!

yeah i actually have DS from my ON DEMAND meaning its like a temporary library that COMCAST selects for me what is stored in the ON DEMAND library. it only had part one so im guessing i have to watch part II to see how it ends?

On Demand doesnt have part II yet available.

but yeah again from what i saw it was pretty fin disturbing.

personally i teach all the females in my life(family, friends, dates etc) how to defend themselves. simple basic self defense moves to over power a larger attack.

i also buy them all a nice can of pepper spray too.

hey yo STARRRRRRRR

peep my new signature pic! i know u gonna be feelin this one babe hollaaaaaaaaaaar :-*

Starr where do you go to college at??

i just saw part II of the molesting special :'( :-X

the creepy old bike owner molester man makes a shirtless Dudley hop on his back and pretends to be a wild lion!

his dumbasss takes photos of all of this incriminating himself

he gives them more wine and they get caught with the wine on their breath and so thats how the parents start so suspect somethings going on.

so arnold and dudley go back to the molestors crib and eat boston creme pie and watch XXX cartoons! arnolds disturbed by the cartoon but dudley like what he sees :o

so the molestor than convinces dudley to play NEPTUNE king of the sea by making him get naked in the bath tub...........

arnold disobeys the BUDDY SYSTEM and leaves Dudley behind to get molested thats F'd up huh? what kind of friend does that?

anyway so Arnold spills his guts and tells his father so Mr. Drummond calls the Cops and Dudleys dad and they all bum rush the bike store to rescue Dudley from the molestor.

at the store/apartment the cops grab the molestor and hand cuff him and search the apt for evidence and for Dudley and hes shirtless coming out of the bathroom.

Dudley's dad hugs Dudley and tells him everythings going to be ok and hes not mad at him and he wont punish him :'(

the cops then find enough incriminating photos of the molestor and kids naked to put him behind bars.

the detective urges everyone to call the police first rather than confronting a child molestor on your own, for they might get rid of all the evidence.


Willis then says: Man i cant believe he was GAY?

the detective replies: He wasnt gay, most child molestors are not gay, they just prefer lil boys and lil girls.

hahaha this shows how far television has come for Willis to say that back then on TV ahahhaa.

That was the most f'd up episode in history. I saw it when I was a kid, and I think I blocked it out of my mind for years until someone referenced it in an article I was reading. It all came flashing back...oh wait...what that a show or did that happen to me? :-\ O0

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That was the most f'd up episode in history. I saw it when I was a kid, and I think I blocked it out of my mind for years until someone referenced it in an article I was reading. It all came flashing back...oh wait...what that a show or did that happen to me? :-\ O0

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CC 65 bro!

i do concuuuuuuuuuuur

its even worse watching it as an adult cuz all the funnyness of a kid goes out the window :-X :-[

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That was the most f'd up episode in history. I saw it when I was a kid, and I think I blocked it out of my mind for years until someone referenced it in an article I was reading. It all came flashing back...oh wait...what that a show or did that happen to me? :-\ O0

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CC 65 bro!

i do concuuuuuuuuuuur

its even worse watching it as an adult cuz all the funnyness of a kid goes out the window :-X :-[

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Thats because we don't think innocently as we used to. And have advanced beyond "Don't talk to strangers"

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That was the most f'd up episode in history. I saw it when I was a kid, and I think I blocked it out of my mind for years until someone referenced it in an article I was reading. It all came flashing back...oh wait...what that a show or did that happen to me? :-\ O0

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CC 65 bro!

i do concuuuuuuuuuuur

its even worse watching it as an adult cuz all the funnyness of a kid goes out the window :-X :-[

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Thats because we don't think innocently as we used to. And have advanced beyond "Don't talk to strangers"

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true, but u gotta admit the 80's and this being the 70's were really goofy. no PC, so many taboos. etc etc.

its just rather interesting to reflect back to when we were kids watching this now in hindsight that we are all adults.

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That was the most f'd up episode in history. I saw it when I was a kid, and I think I blocked it out of my mind for years until someone referenced it in an article I was reading. It all came flashing back...oh wait...what that a show or did that happen to me? :-\ O0

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CC 65 bro!

i do concuuuuuuuuuuur

its even worse watching it as an adult cuz all the funnyness of a kid goes out the window :-X :-[

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Thats because we don't think innocently as we used to. And have advanced beyond "Don't talk to strangers"

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true, but u gotta admit the 80's and this being the 70's were really goofy. no PC, so many taboos. etc etc.

its just rather interesting to reflect back to when we were kids watching this now in hindsight that we are all adults.

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yeah that is right, it also shows how tainted our minds our now to be bothered by something so greatly at this stage in our lives when we watched it when we were younger with no problems.

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That was the most f'd up episode in history. I saw it when I was a kid, and I think I blocked it out of my mind for years until someone referenced it in an article I was reading. It all came flashing back...oh wait...what that a show or did that happen to me? :-\ O0

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CC 65 bro!

i do concuuuuuuuuuuur

its even worse watching it as an adult cuz all the funnyness of a kid goes out the window :-X :-[

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Thats because we don't think innocently as we used to. And have advanced beyond "Don't talk to strangers"

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true, but u gotta admit the 80's and this being the 70's were really goofy. no PC, so many taboos. etc etc.

its just rather interesting to reflect back to when we were kids watching this now in hindsight that we are all adults.

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yeah that is right, it also shows how tainted our minds our now to be bothered by something so greatly at this stage in our lives when we watched it when we were younger with no problems.

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yeah man those were the innocent carefree times huh bro? when riding bikes and eating ice cream was the daily grind!

i miss those days! ill have those days back once again this i VOWE!

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That was the most f'd up episode in history. I saw it when I was a kid, and I think I blocked it out of my mind for years until someone referenced it in an article I was reading. It all came flashing back...oh wait...what that a show or did that happen to me? :-\ O0

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CC 65 bro!

i do concuuuuuuuuuuur

its even worse watching it as an adult cuz all the funnyness of a kid goes out the window :-X :-[

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Thats because we don't think innocently as we used to. And have advanced beyond "Don't talk to strangers"

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true, but u gotta admit the 80's and this being the 70's were really goofy. no PC, so many taboos. etc etc.

its just rather interesting to reflect back to when we were kids watching this now in hindsight that we are all adults.

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yeah that is right, it also shows how tainted our minds our now to be bothered by something so greatly at this stage in our lives when we watched it when we were younger with no problems.

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yeah man those were the innocent carefree times huh bro? when riding bikes and eating ice cream was the daily grind!

i miss those days! ill have those days back once again this i VOWE!

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So you're gonna ride your bike to work now? ;)

Here's a quote from this really good movie I saw last night

"It is said that what is called "the spirit of an age" is something to which one cannot return. That this spirit gradually dissipates is due to the world's coming to an end. In the same way, a single year does not have just spring or summer. A single day, too, is the same. For this reason, although one would like to change today's world back to the spirit of one hundred years or more ago, it cannot be done. Thus it is important to make the best out of every generation."

Really deep.

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That was the most f'd up episode in history. I saw it when I was a kid, and I think I blocked it out of my mind for years until someone referenced it in an article I was reading. It all came flashing back...oh wait...what that a show or did that happen to me? :-\ O0

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CC 65 bro!

i do concuuuuuuuuuuur

its even worse watching it as an adult cuz all the funnyness of a kid goes out the window :-X :-[

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Thats because we don't think innocently as we used to. And have advanced beyond "Don't talk to strangers"

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true, but u gotta admit the 80's and this being the 70's were really goofy. no PC, so many taboos. etc etc.

its just rather interesting to reflect back to when we were kids watching this now in hindsight that we are all adults.

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yeah that is right, it also shows how tainted our minds our now to be bothered by something so greatly at this stage in our lives when we watched it when we were younger with no problems.

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yeah man those were the innocent carefree times huh bro? when riding bikes and eating ice cream was the daily grind!

i miss those days! ill have those days back once again this i VOWE!

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So you're gonna ride your bike to work now? ;)

Here's a quote from this really good movie I saw last night

"It is said that what is called "the spirit of an age" is something to which one cannot return. That this spirit gradually dissipates is due to the world's coming to an end. In the same way, a single year does not have just spring or summer. A single day, too, is the same. For this reason, although one would like to change today's world back to the spirit of one hundred years or more ago, it cannot be done. Thus it is important to make the best out of every generation."

Really deep.

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CC339 yeah bro im seriously all bout this DEEP flash back ishhhhhh. u know i keeps it REEEEEEAL like that bro!

but i truly believe one can stay young at heart(well atleast to a certain degree)

this may be a bad example but think MJ the guy in your signature! i personally dont blame him for the whole peter pan complex! shiiit id prolly be the same way if i missed out on childhood and i had the crazy paper to build my asssss a theme park in my own crib ya feel me?

but yeah to answer ya question im gonna do it by one way is........ im actually rounding up some of the original boys from my old hood in chicago this summer and we actually gonna hop on some bikes and bike thru all the old neighborhoods and local spots we used to waste our summers at! its gonna be NOSTALGIA to the CORE son! one of my boys is calling it a "STAND BY ME" moment!

it'll def be beautiful! :'(

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That was the most f'd up episode in history. I saw it when I was a kid, and I think I blocked it out of my mind for years until someone referenced it in an article I was reading. It all came flashing back...oh wait...what that a show or did that happen to me? :-\ O0

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CC 65 bro!

i do concuuuuuuuuuuur

its even worse watching it as an adult cuz all the funnyness of a kid goes out the window :-X :-[

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Thats because we don't think innocently as we used to. And have advanced beyond "Don't talk to strangers"

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true, but u gotta admit the 80's and this being the 70's were really goofy. no PC, so many taboos. etc etc.

its just rather interesting to reflect back to when we were kids watching this now in hindsight that we are all adults.

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yeah that is right, it also shows how tainted our minds our now to be bothered by something so greatly at this stage in our lives when we watched it when we were younger with no problems.

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yeah man those were the innocent carefree times huh bro? when riding bikes and eating ice cream was the daily grind!

i miss those days! ill have those days back once again this i VOWE!

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So you're gonna ride your bike to work now? ;)

Here's a quote from this really good movie I saw last night

"It is said that what is called "the spirit of an age" is something to which one cannot return. That this spirit gradually dissipates is due to the world's coming to an end. In the same way, a single year does not have just spring or summer. A single day, too, is the same. For this reason, although one would like to change today's world back to the spirit of one hundred years or more ago, it cannot be done. Thus it is important to make the best out of every generation."

Really deep.

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CC339 yeah bro im seriously all bout this DEEP flash back ishhhhhh. u know i keeps it REEEEEEAL like that bro!

but i truly believe one can stay young at heart(well atleast to a certain degree)

this may be a bad example but think MJ the guy in your signature! i personally dont blame him for the whole peter pan complex! shiiit id prolly be the same way if i missed out on childhood and i had the crazy paper to build my asssss a theme park in my own crib ya feel me?

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No.. actually MJ is a great example.

If you listen to his song "Childhood' you can really level with with him on what he's saying

"People say I'm strange that way
'Cause I love such elementary things,
It's been my fate to compensate,
for the Childhood I've never known..."

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That was the most f'd up episode in history. I saw it when I was a kid, and I think I blocked it out of my mind for years until someone referenced it in an article I was reading. It all came flashing back...oh wait...what that a show or did that happen to me? :-\ O0

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CC 65 bro!

i do concuuuuuuuuuuur

its even worse watching it as an adult cuz all the funnyness of a kid goes out the window :-X :-[

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Thats because we don't think innocently as we used to. And have advanced beyond "Don't talk to strangers"

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true, but u gotta admit the 80's and this being the 70's were really goofy. no PC, so many taboos. etc etc.

its just rather interesting to reflect back to when we were kids watching this now in hindsight that we are all adults.

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yeah that is right, it also shows how tainted our minds our now to be bothered by something so greatly at this stage in our lives when we watched it when we were younger with no problems.

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yeah man those were the innocent carefree times huh bro? when riding bikes and eating ice cream was the daily grind!

i miss those days! ill have those days back once again this i VOWE!

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So you're gonna ride your bike to work now? ;)

Here's a quote from this really good movie I saw last night

"It is said that what is called "the spirit of an age" is something to which one cannot return. That this spirit gradually dissipates is due to the world's coming to an end. In the same way, a single year does not have just spring or summer. A single day, too, is the same. For this reason, although one would like to change today's world back to the spirit of one hundred years or more ago, it cannot be done. Thus it is important to make the best out of every generation."

Really deep.

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CC339 yeah bro im seriously all bout this DEEP flash back ishhhhhh. u know i keeps it REEEEEEAL like that bro!

but i truly believe one can stay young at heart(well atleast to a certain degree)

this may be a bad example but think MJ the guy in your signature! i personally dont blame him for the whole peter pan complex! shiiit id prolly be the same way if i missed out on childhood and i had the crazy paper to build my asssss a theme park in my own crib ya feel me?

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No.. actually MJ is a great example.

If you listen to his song "Childhood' you can really level with with him on what he's saying

"People say I'm strange that way
'Cause I love such elementary things,
It's been my fate to compensate,
for the Childhood I've never known..."

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guess who went to his crib? but u gotta keep it on the DL yah?

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That was the most f'd up episode in history. I saw it when I was a kid, and I think I blocked it out of my mind for years until someone referenced it in an article I was reading. It all came flashing back...oh wait...what that a show or did that happen to me? :-\ O0

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CC 65 bro!

i do concuuuuuuuuuuur

its even worse watching it as an adult cuz all the funnyness of a kid goes out the window :-X :-[

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Thats because we don't think innocently as we used to. And have advanced beyond "Don't talk to strangers"

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true, but u gotta admit the 80's and this being the 70's were really goofy. no PC, so many taboos. etc etc.

its just rather interesting to reflect back to when we were kids watching this now in hindsight that we are all adults.

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yeah that is right, it also shows how tainted our minds our now to be bothered by something so greatly at this stage in our lives when we watched it when we were younger with no problems.

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yeah man those were the innocent carefree times huh bro? when riding bikes and eating ice cream was the daily grind!

i miss those days! ill have those days back once again this i VOWE!

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So you're gonna ride your bike to work now? ;)

Here's a quote from this really good movie I saw last night

"It is said that what is called "the spirit of an age" is something to which one cannot return. That this spirit gradually dissipates is due to the world's coming to an end. In the same way, a single year does not have just spring or summer. A single day, too, is the same. For this reason, although one would like to change today's world back to the spirit of one hundred years or more ago, it cannot be done. Thus it is important to make the best out of every generation."

Really deep.

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CC339 yeah bro im seriously all bout this DEEP flash back ishhhhhh. u know i keeps it REEEEEEAL like that bro!

but i truly believe one can stay young at heart(well atleast to a certain degree)

this may be a bad example but think MJ the guy in your signature! i personally dont blame him for the whole peter pan complex! shiiit id prolly be the same way if i missed out on childhood and i had the crazy paper to build my asssss a theme park in my own crib ya feel me?

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No.. actually MJ is a great example.

If you listen to his song "Childhood' you can really level with with him on what he's saying

"People say I'm strange that way
'Cause I love such elementary things,
It's been my fate to compensate,
for the Childhood I've never known..."

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guess who went to his crib? but u gotta keep it on the DL yah?

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naw lol, just a huge fan ;D

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That was the most f'd up episode in history. I saw it when I was a kid, and I think I blocked it out of my mind for years until someone referenced it in an article I was reading. It all came flashing back...oh wait...what that a show or did that happen to me? :-\ O0

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CC 65 bro!

i do concuuuuuuuuuuur

its even worse watching it as an adult cuz all the funnyness of a kid goes out the window :-X :-[

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Thats because we don't think innocently as we used to. And have advanced beyond "Don't talk to strangers"

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true, but u gotta admit the 80's and this being the 70's were really goofy. no PC, so many taboos. etc etc.

its just rather interesting to reflect back to when we were kids watching this now in hindsight that we are all adults.

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yeah that is right, it also shows how tainted our minds our now to be bothered by something so greatly at this stage in our lives when we watched it when we were younger with no problems.

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yeah man those were the innocent carefree times huh bro? when riding bikes and eating ice cream was the daily grind!

i miss those days! ill have those days back once again this i VOWE!

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So you're gonna ride your bike to work now? ;)

Here's a quote from this really good movie I saw last night

"It is said that what is called "the spirit of an age" is something to which one cannot return. That this spirit gradually dissipates is due to the world's coming to an end. In the same way, a single year does not have just spring or summer. A single day, too, is the same. For this reason, although one would like to change today's world back to the spirit of one hundred years or more ago, it cannot be done. Thus it is important to make the best out of every generation."

Really deep.

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CC339 yeah bro im seriously all bout this DEEP flash back ishhhhhh. u know i keeps it REEEEEEAL like that bro!

but i truly believe one can stay young at heart(well atleast to a certain degree)

this may be a bad example but think MJ the guy in your signature! i personally dont blame him for the whole peter pan complex! shiiit id prolly be the same way if i missed out on childhood and i had the crazy paper to build my asssss a theme park in my own crib ya feel me?

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No.. actually MJ is a great example.

If you listen to his song "Childhood' you can really level with with him on what he's saying

"People say I'm strange that way
'Cause I love such elementary things,
It's been my fate to compensate,
for the Childhood I've never known..."

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guess who went to his crib? but u gotta keep it on the DL yah?

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naw lol, just a huge fan ;D

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naw bro i went to his crib did u see the pic?

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That was the most f'd up episode in history. I saw it when I was a kid, and I think I blocked it out of my mind for years until someone referenced it in an article I was reading. It all came flashing back...oh wait...what that a show or did that happen to me? :-\ O0

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CC 65 bro!

i do concuuuuuuuuuuur

its even worse watching it as an adult cuz all the funnyness of a kid goes out the window :-X :-[

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Thats because we don't think innocently as we used to. And have advanced beyond "Don't talk to strangers"

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true, but u gotta admit the 80's and this being the 70's were really goofy. no PC, so many taboos. etc etc.

its just rather interesting to reflect back to when we were kids watching this now in hindsight that we are all adults.

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yeah that is right, it also shows how tainted our minds our now to be bothered by something so greatly at this stage in our lives when we watched it when we were younger with no problems.

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yeah man those were the innocent carefree times huh bro? when riding bikes and eating ice cream was the daily grind!

i miss those days! ill have those days back once again this i VOWE!

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So you're gonna ride your bike to work now? ;)

Here's a quote from this really good movie I saw last night

"It is said that what is called "the spirit of an age" is something to which one cannot return. That this spirit gradually dissipates is due to the world's coming to an end. In the same way, a single year does not have just spring or summer. A single day, too, is the same. For this reason, although one would like to change today's world back to the spirit of one hundred years or more ago, it cannot be done. Thus it is important to make the best out of every generation."

Really deep.

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CC339 yeah bro im seriously all bout this DEEP flash back ishhhhhh. u know i keeps it REEEEEEAL like that bro!

but i truly believe one can stay young at heart(well atleast to a certain degree)

this may be a bad example but think MJ the guy in your signature! i personally dont blame him for the whole peter pan complex! shiiit id prolly be the same way if i missed out on childhood and i had the crazy paper to build my asssss a theme park in my own crib ya feel me?

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No.. actually MJ is a great example.

If you listen to his song "Childhood' you can really level with with him on what he's saying

"People say I'm strange that way
'Cause I love such elementary things,
It's been my fate to compensate,
for the Childhood I've never known..."

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guess who went to his crib? but u gotta keep it on the DL yah?

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naw lol, just a huge fan ;D

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naw bro i went to his crib did u see the pic?

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Oh you went over there? Did he let you in? :)

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That was the most f'd up episode in history. I saw it when I was a kid, and I think I blocked it out of my mind for years until someone referenced it in an article I was reading. It all came flashing back...oh wait...what that a show or did that happen to me? :-\ O0

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CC 65 bro!

i do concuuuuuuuuuuur

its even worse watching it as an adult cuz all the funnyness of a kid goes out the window :-X :-[

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Thats because we don't think innocently as we used to. And have advanced beyond "Don't talk to strangers"

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true, but u gotta admit the 80's and this being the 70's were really goofy. no PC, so many taboos. etc etc.

its just rather interesting to reflect back to when we were kids watching this now in hindsight that we are all adults.

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yeah that is right, it also shows how tainted our minds our now to be bothered by something so greatly at this stage in our lives when we watched it when we were younger with no problems.

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yeah man those were the innocent carefree times huh bro? when riding bikes and eating ice cream was the daily grind!

i miss those days! ill have those days back once again this i VOWE!

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So you're gonna ride your bike to work now? ;)

Here's a quote from this really good movie I saw last night

"It is said that what is called "the spirit of an age" is something to which one cannot return. That this spirit gradually dissipates is due to the world's coming to an end. In the same way, a single year does not have just spring or summer. A single day, too, is the same. For this reason, although one would like to change today's world back to the spirit of one hundred years or more ago, it cannot be done. Thus it is important to make the best out of every generation."

Really deep.

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CC339 yeah bro im seriously all bout this DEEP flash back ishhhhhh. u know i keeps it REEEEEEAL like that bro!

but i truly believe one can stay young at heart(well atleast to a certain degree)

this may be a bad example but think MJ the guy in your signature! i personally dont blame him for the whole peter pan complex! shiiit id prolly be the same way if i missed out on childhood and i had the crazy paper to build my asssss a theme park in my own crib ya feel me?

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No.. actually MJ is a great example.

If you listen to his song "Childhood' you can really level with with him on what he's saying

"People say I'm strange that way
'Cause I love such elementary things,
It's been my fate to compensate,
for the Childhood I've never known..."

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guess who went to his crib? but u gotta keep it on the DL yah?

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naw lol, just a huge fan ;D

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naw bro i went to his crib did u see the pic?

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lets just say now thats a Fin NICE CRIB son!

Haha, man I just saw different stokes and remember seeing it on the On Demand menu. I chose "I Dream of Genie" instead. That would be amazing to have a gorgeous, subservant genie to fulfill your every command. And that woman from "Bewitched" is hot as hell. I would love to have a gorgrous wife with witch powers.

I love those old shows the man is always like "Woman, get me a warm dinner and my slippers"

Woman: Yes, master.

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Haha, man I just saw different stokes and remember seeing it on the On Demand menu. I chose "I Dream of Genie" instead. That would be amazing to have a gorgeous, subservant genie to fulfill your every command. And that woman from "Bewitched" is hot as hell. I would love to have a gorgrous wife with witch powers.

I love those old shows the man is always like "Woman, get me a warm dinner and my slippers"

Woman: Yes, master.

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CC163 bro!

yeah that would be badasssss to have a wifey like that huh? but u missed the best part is shes genie so she knows how to work them hips if u know what i mean son ;D