Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for March 03, 2013
March 02, 2013
March 04, 2013
Transcript:
Clayton: I dunno. Let me check. Hey, ma, can I go over to the Donnellans? Laura: Clayton, I told you I don't like to be called "Ma." Clayton: Why not? Laura: It sounds like I'm back on that TV show "The Waltons." Clayton: Never heard of it. Laura: It was this show about a large family growing up in the mountains. Clayton: What would happen on the shows? Laura; Well, there'd be a lot of visitors... And someone would be sick. And they'd make dinner together.
aciem88 about 11 years ago
maybe it was the bigger house?
aciem88 about 11 years ago
that you didn’t like…lol
Destiny23 about 11 years ago
Wrong show, guys. Mother on The Waltons was “Mama”. You’re thinking of LHOTP…
Robert Allen about 11 years ago
Doctor Toon’s son is an AFOL like me!
Sorry to tell you this, but no true Lego fan says ‘Legos’. Try doing that at a convention, or type that on a Lego forum, and you will get corrected. Lego is the collective term, the singular term is ‘Lego brick’ or ‘Lego piece’. There are different terms for the types of Lego pieces as well.
I didn’t care for the Waltons either.
Now I have to get back to building.
Perkycat about 11 years ago
‘Ma’ got her point across.
ottod Premium Member about 11 years ago
Ma and Pa were the grandparents. Daddy and Mamma (Livy and John) were the middle generation. I’m pretty sure the men and boys never cooked dinner (unless there was an episode in which all the womenfolk were too sick).
JoePhan about 11 years ago
Just as long as he didn’t call here “Mommy dearest.”
Merrie Soltis Premium Member about 11 years ago
Too bad they don’t have shows like that any more. I miss them. Thank God for DVD.
jazzmoose about 11 years ago
Throw a towel over it, Pablo; maybe it’ll go away.
rugratz2222 about 11 years ago
he really meant … play Legos on their PS3 DS XL that projects on the HD TV running of the DSL from AT&T in 3D … LOL