Cellar Scribblings

[CellarDweller]

Shit!

shakin' in your boots, are ya?   

[CellarDweller]

Hi there Chuck.   

Hope you're having a good day.

Want some candy?

Here's two bars so you'll have enough to share with your friends. 

tempting a dieter with candy...........yummy

Had a good day, hope you did too!

[CellarDweller]

Happy Friday, BetterMost!!!!

We've made it to the weekend!  Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay!

[Shasta542]

YaY!!! is right! 

[underdown]

Goooooood mornin Chuckle's Comedy Club 

Is Friday the start of the weekend up there ? Is it a holiday? It's Friday night down here, so, YAY, too.
Great you had a nice day, Chuck. Hope you have an even better weekend 

Hey, all that 'trashy' talk, Shasta. And as for the hot dogs ........

You know we you all sound quite mad, don't you?

btw. Who are the Waltons? I work for a company called Waltons. The owners (Mr & Mrs Walton, of course), are rather large, jolly people.
(which is just as well) 

[Shakesthecoffecan]

The Waltons were a fictionalized TV family living in the mountains of Virgnia during the great depression of the 1930s. Each week they would face some frightening challenge, like raising $5 to buy a catchers mitt. There was Grandpa and Grandma, John and Olivia, the parents, and their childrens: John Boy, Mary Ellen, Ben, Jason, Erin, Jim Bob and Elizabeth. There were also neighbors involved too, but at the end of the day they would all go to be and call good night to one another.

That was 30 years ago.

[southendmd]

Yes, indeed, The Waltons was wholesome family entertainment.  Like in this clip of John Boy:

[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdznm6539Ck[/youtube]

[underdown]

Aaaah. Yes, Think I remember. The Waltons, that is. Not the depression.
Seem to remember them as a TV cartoon. 

[underdown]

Yes, indeed, The Waltons was wholesome family entertainment.  Like in this clip of John Boy:

Oh.  Real wholesome.

(Funny, though)
 

[loneleeb3]

The Waltons were a fictionalized TV family living in the mountains of Virgnia during the great depression of the 1930s. Each week they would face some frightening challenge, like raising $5 to buy a catchers mitt. There was Grandpa and Grandma, John and Olivia, the parents, and their childrens: John Boy, Mary Ellen, Ben, Jason, Erin, Jim Bob and Elizabeth. There were also neighbors involved too, but at the end of the day they would all go to be and call good night to one another.

That was 30 years ago.

It was based on Earl Hamner (producer,writer and director of the show) and his familys life in rural Virgina duringthe depression.
I loved the two sisters who sold their daddies medical elixer "The Recipe" which was actually moonshine! LOL
I really loved that show.