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[amberdowny.livejournal.com]

After seeing what has been going on this past week, I'm very glad I wasn't keeping up. And that's all I'll say about that.

I do want to post and share my M*A*S*H moment of the week, which happened yesterday and was cool.

I'd written a book review for the book for my English class, and my teacher came up to me later and said, "I had no idea it was a book and a movie. I thought it was all based off of Joseph Heller."

I replied, "Nope." (I can't stand Catch-22)

Then he said, "I haven't seen the show since I was in like 3rd grade. I remember seeing the final show and bawling over it."

Then I was like, "That was on on Monday! I was crying so much!"

And then someone else got into the conversation and it changed from M*A*S*H. Unfortunately.

There's my story...does anyone else have one?

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[canpin.livejournal.com]

i remember my japanese teacher [married male] telling us that back in the day, BJ was the heartthrob of the series, not hawkeye. i argued with him a lot over this

he was also very amused with the alan alda pictures on my diary, telling me he owed a lot to groucho marx...

[amberdowny.livejournal.com]

I wish I had cool convos like that...

[siriusly-punk.livejournal.com]

BJ was the heartthrob of the series, not hawkeye
Hee! I can see that, actually XD

Yeah, I def. agree with him on the Marx bit. A LOT of the comedy on that show was based around the Marx brothers.

[canpin.livejournal.com]

my friend and i debated the point a long time, citing mr alda's supreme attractiveness. and Mr Farrell's lack of hair

...we didn't often do much japanese in japanese

[siriusly-punk.livejournal.com]

and Mr Farrell's lack of hair

That made me laugh so hard XDXD

Yeah, my friend and I don't really do much in US History : /