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Old 02-02-2001, 08:03 PM   #1
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has anyone ever watched the facts of life(or toher great shows) in class before? i found out that one of my teachers fav. shows and i got her to let us watch an episode because i said that it tied in to the unit they we were doing! we watched "Crossing the Line" and have seen episode of the simpsons,snl, and other movies
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Old 02-02-2001, 08:15 PM   #2
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Yes! Yes! I have... when I was in fifth grade (I'm in seventh now), our French teachers always had a Friday Movie for us to watch and one of them once was Facts of Life Go to Paris... hehe, all that time though I had no idea I was watching a great show, I was just watching four episodes of something about Paris!!

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Old 02-02-2001, 08:50 PM   #3
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You'll are soooo lucky we saw The Best Christmas Pagent Ever on the last day of school every year from Preschool through the 5th grade and I don't remember seeing a movie in school since then and i'm also in the 7th grade!

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Jo:Blair, you always look so shique and yet so natural, I was thinking you could do somthing with my hair.
Blair:Yeah!Like wash it?
Jo:No!I was going for that brain less look you've got!

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Ms.G:Girls!Will you tell me what's been going on here?
Nat:Group sleep walking?
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Old 02-03-2001, 01:08 AM   #4
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hehe, in my Spanish class my teacher puts on Saturday Night Live all the time and last year my history teacher put on Friends AND when I was like in 6th grade, my teacher would put on Full House every friday
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Old 02-03-2001, 01:50 PM   #5
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No. But this is SOOOO unfair. Last year in social studies we studied Australia. I had Mrs. Fitzwater. This year I have her for study hall, and right now her class is studying Australia and they got to watch the first episode of Survivor II. In American history this year we watched the movie Revolution with Al Pacino in it. Ummm.. we watched the Diary of Anne Frank in English class because we read the play. But I don't think I've ever seen any shows in class...

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Old 02-03-2001, 07:53 PM   #6
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You guys are lucky! The only things we've ever watched were "educational films" in Social Studies!

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T: Oh no! She's right! Sweet little me IS a mass murderer! But I don't remember any of it. Multiple personalities! That's gotta be it! Six faces of me! Each face responsible for a different death! Andy, George, Natalie, Blair, Beverly Ann, Jo.
B: And then there was Tootie!
T: AAAAHHHHH! Blair! But... I thought you were...
B: Dippity-dooed? That's what I wanted everyone to think! That made it easier to get rid of the rest of you!
T: You? You're the murderer? Blair, that's so inconsiderate!
B: Don't you see? That's part of my plan to eliminate everyone who falls under the fifty percent tax bracket!
T: But we were your friends!
B: My friends don't wear polyester! They don't drive motorcycles or ramblers! They don't buy their shoes from the supermarket!
T: I get mine from Paris, honest!
B: Face it, Tootie! You're hopelessly middle-class!
T: Blair! Blair! Please, wait! Please! Blair! Oh no! AAHH!
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Old 02-03-2001, 08:34 PM   #7
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hey we did the diary of anne frank thing, we read the play in 8th gradein our literature books......
" Look Peter the sky, what a lovely lovely day, arn't the clouds beautiful, you know what i do when i feel as though i can't stand being cooped up foor one more minute, i think myself out, i think myself on a walk in the park the way i used to go with Pim, where the violets roses and crocase are all blooming down the same slope, and all the snapdragons,tulips,and magnolias, are all bblooming at the same time. It's funny i used to take it all for granted, but now it's as if i have just gone crazy for everything that has to do with nature haven't you?"
"I've just gone crazy"
"oh peter iu wish you had some sort of religion"
"no not for me"
"oh i don't mean you have to be orthadox....just something...to believe in"

hehee i told you i could act! i had to memerize this for some talent thing he he sorry to bore you by the way peter's cat's name is now mustache instead of moushi!
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Tootie: Sue Anne why don't you go the the weight loss place they advertise on TV ..........Hi there I'm Yvette, Your weight councelor at the Astrotrim health Spa, do your friends talk about that unsightly buldge behind your back, Behiiind your back......when you get up from a wooden chair do you have to Flluff it up? If your answers yes, Knock it off the Astrotrim Way
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Blair:Ok
Tootie: OK we'll be ready
Blair: We......would you care to explain that?
Tootie: Sure, We is the first person pluerl pronoun, me and Nat are a We and We are going with you!
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Old 02-03-2001, 08:37 PM   #8
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In high school we watched movies when it applied like Grapes of Wrath, Great Gatsby, West Side Story, I've seen one version of Romeo and Juliet several times. I think the best was in eigth grade, I had my Mom, and she wanted to show Last of the Mohicans and had to send a note home to be signed, and on the last day of school we got to watch Dave except she fast fowarded through this one part!
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Old 02-03-2001, 09:09 PM   #9
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You guys are lucky! The only things we've ever watched were "educational films" in Social Studies!

Yes... but they don't get to act out the middle ages with M&M's. I was a vassel and BlairW_1 was a peasant. In fact, I used Blair's quote, (even though Jo's my fave) "You peasant!" I even bought her for one M&M. I think that I got the short end of the bargain. LOL! (j/k)

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Old 02-03-2001, 09:21 PM   #10
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we have also seen newsies.. mysterious alaska(i dunno somehting to do with alaska in teh title) and we have also watched seasonal film like a christmas story and some weird turkey thing for thanksgiving~then on the last days of school we got to watch movies so we watched some thing with jodie foster in it(when she was a teenager) and field of dreams and when i had chrous we saw annie, oliver and other musicals,and we have seen the twlight zone...and other ramdom filmd like flash and some weird movies our teachers have o yea in elmentry school we use to se the worst witch...hehe and we have seen a lot of movies in school but most recent we have seen newsies,dead poets society,
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Old 02-04-2001, 11:45 PM   #11
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We watch educational movies most of the time. We've watched Glory and 1776 and stuff. Once, on the last day beofre Xmas break, we watched a FOL-ish film. Iron Will, which stars Mackenzie Astin, who played Andy. But thats about it. Once in English we watched Mighty Mouse. But that was because she also teaches the classic films class, and we had nothing to do. Mighty Mouse is really OT, but who cares?
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I really wish that at my High School, they'd offer a Classic TV class. And then, spend an entire 8 week grading period solely over The facts of life. But that will never happen....
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I really wish that at my High School, they'd offer a Classic TV class. And then, spend an entire 8 week grading period solely over The facts of life. But that will never happen....
Devastation, I took a class like that in college. It got really, really, really deep, and we over-analyzed every little aspect of the show (which happened to be All in the Family). Its been a few years since that class, but I still cannot watch All in the Family and just laugh at it, like I did before the class, which is kind of a shame. But it definately was interesting!
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