Is Pica Pica really Patrick Stump?
You be the judge......
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Why Nicky, I do believe you're onto something here! Pica, it's time to fess up. Come on, the jig's up.
Mina.
I know. It is just soo obvious. They even both have names that start with P! That is what alluded me to the posibility. I mean Pica is only like a step away from PAtrICk.
Quote from: Nicky on January 23, 2009, 04:01:45 AMI mean Pica is only like a step away from PAtrICk.
Yeah totally. Like at most one step away.
Mina.
never heard of 'em
me neither. though i do have to say this Patrick Stump is better looking. >:-)
i'm doing this on the cheap. he's got cash.
he's beating you in the war of the sideburns. don't see how cash helps that.
he's got a dedicated side-burn-ologist
He is the singer from Fallout Boy.
I didn't know Pica could sing!!!
Mina.
Hmm...can Pica speak with an American accent? Because I'm pretty sure I've heard ol' Pat speak before and I don't think he was British...It's time for another vid, Pica! We must test this theory!
Quote from: Nero on January 23, 2009, 08:30:50 AM
me neither. though i do have to say this Patrick Stump is better looking. >:-)
Pica wins all, all the time. Didn't you know? It's the accent >:-)
AHA!
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the early picture is scooter
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the latter is kimi from the rugrats
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Both are ace!
I like Kimi from rugrats, better than stinking old stewy.
Quote from: Nicky on February 11, 2009, 01:10:14 PM
Both are ace!
I like Kimi from rugrats, better than stinking old stewy.
don't know who Kimi is. i must not've watched rugrats far enough. liked angelica though.
Me either
I wish I looked as good as a muppet. :'(
My personal muppet is Beauregard the Stagehand.
Quote from: Nicky on February 11, 2009, 02:07:15 PM
I'm not really surprised ;)
Quote from: tekla on February 11, 2009, 02:10:41 PM
Me either
lol my friend used to tease me about that all the time when we watched it.
Quote from: Nero on February 11, 2009, 04:57:57 PM
lol my friend used to tease me about that all the time when we watched it.
Cause that is what guys do, sit about watching rugrats ::)
I can't talk, I used to watch Gem and the Holograms in my teens :embarrassed:
I still watch cartoons...my personal favorite was when they reanimated He-man. Excited is not the word.
By the Power of Grey Skull, I have the POWER!!
I used to collect the action figures from He-man. Loved that stuff.
Me and my daughter watch Pucca on Sunday mornings.
I used to watch transformers. Grimlock was my fravorite.
The toons I end up watching regulalry are the Avatar and some futuristic league of super heroes type programme with superman and this weird android robot dude, not to mention a bunch of others. Not sure why I keep seeing it. Just happened to be in the lounge with the TV on at the same time every week...
That there is the Legion of superheroes.
They come back in time to hang out with supes. Sometimes supes goes into the future and hangs out with them
In one of their incarnations, they had this kid named UltraBoy. I think he had most of superboy's powers, but he could only use them one at a time. So if he was using his strength, you could kill him.
I used to have hangovers like that. If I used my eye powers to see, then I couldn't hear anything, or, at least, not understand what I was hearing. If I used my mighty ear power, then I couldn't really see anything.
UltraIdiot.
Quote from: Rebis on February 12, 2009, 02:51:52 PM
I used to have hangovers like that. If I used my eye powers to see, then I couldn't hear anything, or, at least, not understand what I was hearing. If I used my mighty ear power, then I couldn't really see anything.
UltraIdiot.
Ha! Been there.
I like the classics - underdog, popeye, bugs bunny, daffy the duck, roadrunner, marvin the martian (favorite!).
I remember as a child running in on saturday mornings early (the only morning I had no trouble getting up early LOL....) and turning on the tv. This was back when tvs still had tubes in them, so you would get the sound well before the picture would come on (I would look thru the little holes in the back of the tv and watch the tubes begin to glow). If I got up early enough i'd catch the end of the farm market report (seriously!) where they would give futures prices on farm products. THEN the comics would start, and i'd be in heaven for a couple of hours until they went off. Then I had to wait until the next saturday again.
My daughters like the new stuff. I will admit to watching spongebob with them from time to time.
My niece is a big Sponge Bob fan. But since she's gotten married she's rather closeted about that. :laugh:
Me, I'm old school....Bugs Bunny, Speed Racer, Gigantor, 8 Man etc. ;)
I haven't decided whether I should prefix this posting with an LOL or just keep quiet about the whole thing. When I was a kid TVs were rare and a novelty. I remember one in which the CRT was so large it was mounted vertically. The picture reflected to the viewer off a hinged mirror. Screens were commonly circular. All transmissions were in black and white. I Love Lucy was still in the future.
My family did not own one. We had a large console in the living room that contained our radio (AM and shortwave) and our record changer (78 rpm). Later we add an FM converter. I too listened to the farm reports--on WLS, the Prairie Farmer Station--which also introduced me to the Sons of the Pioneers. Morning brought the Breakfast Club with Don McNeil, aimed at housewives and featuring a march around the breakfast table. For variety, I'd listen to the Polish Language station. My favorite kids' show was Straight Arrow, about a rancher, who in time of trouble would enter a secret cave to become the Indian, Straight Arrow. Together with his sidekick, Packy, he fought injustice.
I remember at least one New Year's, we listened to the celebration in London on the BBC, so us children could join in and still get to bed on time.
As I grew I listened to baseball games (all afternoon games) with the announcer, Bert Wilson. I pictured him broadcasting away games by sitting in the empty home stadium, reading and adding color to the teletype reports.
Nostalgically,
S
Hey Pica, I see that your "What An Androgyne Isn't" (http://"http://genderfork.com/?p=947") video got featured at Genderfork.com (http://"http://genderfork.com/?p=947"). Your fame is spreading rapidly! Congratulations! :)
Quote from: KYLYKaHYT on February 14, 2009, 05:44:58 AM
Hey Pica, I see that your "What An Androgyne Isn't" (http://"http://genderfork.com/?p=947") video got featured at Genderfork.com (http://"http://genderfork.com/?p=947"). Your fame is spreading rapidly! Congratulations! :)
Thanks for the link. haha they're arguing about the pronunciation. :laugh:
someone called me 'he' in the comments :o
Quote from: Pica Pica on February 14, 2009, 07:30:33 AM
someone called me 'he' in the comments :o
Zey should be seeveerely poneeshed...
vith zee gender fork! >:-)
give them the poke
so does being called 'he' bother you or what?
i don't know. i'm not used to it - don't normally see people talking about me.
i just thought it was odd, considering the focus of the website, that they would do that.
This was the context.
"i don't agree with how he says androgynes have a mental problem. Maybe we think differently, but I wouldn't say it's a 'problem', per se."
I think if they had agreed with me, i wouldn't have been a 'he'.
could be. besides the fact, it seems strange to think to call you 'he' when you look so girly in that video.