The Brady Boomers - The 'Tween Generation - 3

[Sabertooth]

I saw it in San Jose.

[mo'shea]

"And while I'm on the subject of drive-in movies, surely EVERYONE saw the 70's classic,'The Texas Chainsaw Massacre' or any of the old 'Troma' flicks?"

...and don't forget everone's family favorite of that era, "Deliverance"!!!

[I'm ALL Right!]

Man, you watched WAAAAAAAAAY TOO MUCH Brady TV!!

[Sabertooth]

Sigmund and the Sea Monsters?

That one starred Johnny Whittaker, the little boy from "Family Affair."

Remember when Buffy OD'd?

[Roebucks]

CNN is reporting that Britney Spears has died in an automobile accident. Here is the link:

CNN article

I'd post a thread but another one got pulled. Not sure why.

[nutmeg]

I saw it in San Jose.

Klutch went nationwide, huh? Well... so much for my theory!

[mo'shea]

You are toast if the Taliban catches you with that!

[WIMom]

OK, now you did it, we'll be seeing pigs and chainsaws shortly!

Deliverance was good. I never liked Texas Chainsaw.....But, if the drive-in was playing it, it didn't matter. Did anyone ever bring pizzas to the drive-in, sit on the car roof while trying to curb the munchies?

[nutmeg]

I don't remember "The Land of the Lost"...

[I'm ALL Right!]

Sigmund and the Sea Monsters!!! OMG! You're really good!

[Tony in Hawaii]

We got Clutch Cargo in Hawaii, back in the 70s.
The story I heard was that the creator of the show had a child who was deaf and a lip-reader.

We also got Space Angel and Princess Knight...

[WIMom]

Buffy of all people. Didn't Sissy OD too?

[mo'shea]

"The story I heard was that the creator of the show had a child who was deaf and a lip-reader." ...no offense, but that sounds like a Rodney Dangerfield line.

[CheneyChick]

GUESS what I'm watching on TV right now? The Brady Bunch! LOL!

[nutmeg]

I didn't know that about the creator of Clutch Cargo...

[SpottedBeaver]

Let me look in my yearbook... '79? Is that the year you graduated?

[WIMom]

OK, is this the hoax from a couple months ago or the real thing?

[CheneyChick]

Uncle Bill and Mrs. Beasley.

[kcvl]

The cause of the accident is still officially unknown, but witnesses on the scene have told CNN that Timberlake, who was behind the wheel of the vehicle, may have been under the influence of controlled substances, and that Spears may have been engaged in activities that may have distracted him from the road.

[Roebucks]

Here's the AP story from the link. Don't know about the hoax. If this is a hoax, someone's real sick.

LOS ANGELES, California (AP) -- A car accident Saturday evening has cost the life of Britney Spears, teen pop music sensation, and has placed fellow passenger and musician Justin Timberlake in critical condition at Los Angeles County Hospital.

Spears and Timberlake were driving through the Los Angeles area late Saturday as both enjoyed a brief moment away from their busy touring and recording schedules when, according to eyewitness reports, their car, a rented Porsche 911, veered suddenly across six lanes of traffic and into a concrete barrier.

Motorists at the scene reported that Spears was ejected from the vehicle at impact and flew into opposing traffic, where she was caught under the wheels of at least one other vehicle before traffic could stop. Timberlake remained safely in the damaged vehicle.

"It was horrible, absolutely horrible," said one witness to the scene, "she was thrown around on the road like a rag doll. We stopped and ran to help but it was obvious there was nothing we could do."

Authorities pronounced Spears dead at the scene, while Timberlake was rushed to emergency surgery to treat internal bleeding.

The cause of the accident is still officially unknown, but witnesses on the scene have told CNN that Timberlake, who was behind the wheel of the vehicle, may have been under the influence of controlled substances, and that Spears may have been engaged in activities that may have distracted him from the road.

"It's too early to say at this point what may have caused the accident," said an officer at the scene, "it appears that the driver lost control of the vehicle suddenly, but we're still determining why that happened."

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