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There's a saint for almost every cause, even if their first job happened to be local pagan spirit.

St. Dymphna, more likely. Or St. Jude.

There are no body farms in the north east - I think the closest to NJ would be in Virginia, and they may charge for shipping. Check out local med schools instead - they usually have a free pickup range, and will have you cremated for free. Plus, make sure you've got it documented somewhere so that action can be taken as soon as you die - if it's only stipulated in your will, you may wind up embalmed or otherwise made useless for study by the time it's read.

Forget the house, dude - you can't afford the insurance, not in Florida.

How do you keep a moron in suspense?

But you had to respond anyway.

Quick Draw McGraw, with Bobbalouie (the little burro). You're probably right about timelines - we had Magilla Gorilla and Secret Squirrel in the afternoon, but sometimes in the morning after Kimba the White Lion...it's all starting to run together. Edit to add: how has Gargoyles not shown up on anybody's list?

I once had a patient who came into the ER alert, oriented, coherent, and polite, at a .531. The only two things that indicated any kind of impairment were the smell, and that having two knees on one leg wasn't bothering him.

It ran for 3 seasons, so I'll concede mid-seventies, but at the cost of feeling older than I already do.

No - Flintstones was early to mid sixties, Land of the Lost was late seventies. Edit: also, I think that Land of the Lost was in a pocket dimension, while the Flintstones were on Earth.

Bite your tongue, or I'll sic Gloop and Gleep, the formless fearless wonders from the Herculoids on you.

Actually, both the Flintstones & the Jetsons started in prime time, a few years before the Hanna-Barbera action block on Saturdays.

Dude, you're just too young. I watched Birdman before he had a law degree, Space Ghost before he had a talk show, and Sea Lab when it was only 2020. Once upon a time, Saturday mornings were fire.

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It already hit mine. Twenty-four years ago, my then-eleven year old came home from school with the news that they'd been on lockdown. A seventh grader brought a handgun, ammo, and a kill list to school. Fortunately, he told a friend, who told a teacher, and they were able to get his knapsack (where he'd put everything) away from him without incident. This was twenty-four years ago. So much has changed. Why is this still the same?

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It's violet.

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Did he get banned again?

Dexter and DeeDee are my grandkids; when they were little, it was a pretty accurate description. I don't use their real names because they're not my kids; in fact, I don't think I've ever identified my kids by name.

Huh. So everybody who was in Dexter's third grade class is now an assassin.

Denying treatment and/or medication out of concern for the shareholders and the bottom line is a bit more than a slight.

Yeah, I saw it on PBS when I was in nursing school, which was the only place to catch British programming back in the day.

I doubt it - the TV show is from the early 80s. If memory serves me, the special effects were about on a par with classic Dr Who.