But considering that they're running out of decades, no doubt we'll have "I love the 90s" any minute now,

Nah, they are going backwards in time. Next? "I Love the 60's!"

In a couple of years, they'll be interviewing 100 year old men for "I love the 20's!"

Old guy: "Yeah, old Fredie and I really had a good thing going with our steady gilrs. Flappers, by gum!"

Michael Ian Black: "Flappers. Why did they call them flappers? I wonder what they flapped?" pauses, looks around. "I was the voice of the dog sock puppet for pets.com. Did you know that?"

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LittleHousefanfic.LittleHousefanfic. Manly/Pa, Nellie/Albert, Little House/Happy Days crossover fic

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sorry had no choice

I knew there was a legitimate reason to want Michael Ian black run through with a really big sword. He drives me crazy.

There were four Ingalls daughters: Mary, Laura, Carrie, and Grace. Grace was a lot younger, and she always just sort of gets in the way, in the books.

Little House/Happy Days crossover?!?!?!?!

"Sit on it, Pa!" Hee. I may have to read that just for the bad of it.

I may have to read that just for the bad of it.

Sadly, I made it up just to freak JenP out.

I just googled to make absolutely sure it wasn't out there and found Who would you kill on Little House on the Prairie?

So far it's Harriet by a landslide.

That's right -- Grace was not even in the first one -- was she?

In Little House in the Big Woods - Carrie is the baby.

I knew there was a legitimate reason to want Michael Ian black run through with a really big sword. He drives me crazy.

He was one-eleventh(?) of the State. You have to appreciate that!

He gets about 30 seconds of pudding. Then I kill him.

Yeah, I think Grace isn't born till during those years in between On the Banks of Plum Creek and By the Shores of Silver Lake. In Little House on the Prairie, the two oldest girls collect Indian beads and make them into a baby necklace for Carrie.

Being a manly man I don't cry at TV shows, however, if I were to, I'd probably shed a tear at the moments Cindy mention, with the exception of the class protector, which I just fucking loathed and is one of my all time low points in Buffy. And I'd add to the shed tear list Faith beating herself up in the church.

And in reality, Carrie was born in Indian Territory, not Wisconsin--Laura simplified the family chronology a lot in the books. In real life, they moved around something like twice as often. Anyway, IIRC, the bead-collecting episode was how Pa got Laura and Mary out of the house while Ma was in labor with Carrie.

I never much liked the TV version, but I still love the books.