[Fedora]

Please tell me you didn't know where to find that info right off the top of your head! ;-)

Who, me? No, I, uh [hides He-Man Shrinky Dink collection], uh, used Google :)

We don't have any Orkos in our wall, but one time my brother dropped his Mr. T action figure down a hole in the wall, so we assume it's still in there, to be found by future archaeologists who will probably theorize that it was a religious artifact or something :)

[msdrby]

my brother dropped his Mr. T action figure down a hole in the wall

instant time capsule

[RosieCotton]

We don't have any Orkos in our wall, but one time my brother dropped his Mr. T action figure down a hole in the wall, so we assume it's still in there, to be found by future archaeologists who will probably theorize that it was a religious artifact or something :)

Heh...yeah, I wonder a bit about any archeologists who work near the house I grew up in. We lost soooo many interesting things over the years. There was my brother's Boba Fett (sp?) that I put in a niche under a tree stump, and we never found it again. I don't think he's ever quite forgiven me for that... And countless other little action figures and such. Once they get under the leaves...hard to find 'em.

The Mr. T didn't talk, did it? Hm...that could be REALLY interesting. Might go forward in time and find that "I pity da foo..." means something profound in the language of the time.